Papier d'Armenie

Scents with sweet, vanilla, and balsamic notes reminiscent of the scents of the Orient. The unique scent of the small paper comes from Benzoin resin, whose disinfectant properties were discovered by Auguste Ponsot in 1885 during a trip to Armenia. He decided to import its benefits to France. Benzoin was once used externally to treat asthma, coughs, and colds; it is still used today as a healing agent. It perfumes your home and removes any unpleasant odors from cooking, tobacco, pets, etc. Papier d'Arménie® Tradition Triple was a success, notably at the Hygiene Exhibition of 1888 and the Universal Exhibition of 1889. Each sheet has three uses.
 
Detach a strip, fold it into an accordion shape, place it on its edge on a heat-resistant surface, light it and then blow out the flame to avoid igniting it as it must burn slowly.

Burn one strip at a time, 3 to 4 times a week.
Ventilate the home regularly.
Do not leave a burning strip unattended.
Do not leave the product within reach of children.
Avoid inhaling smoke directly.
Ventilate the room after use.