Incense Tears of Plameca, the incense tears come from the resin of the resin tree of Boswellis carterii Bird, the frankincense tree. It is the incense in its pure state , it is obtained from the resin of native trees in the vast majority of northeast Africa and Arabia. Traditionally used for religious rites, it is currently used to perfume different environments. When burned, the incense tears generate a very pleasant aroma, helping to purify the air and create a relaxed atmosphere. To perfume and harmonize numerous environments. It helps purify the air, as well as creating a relaxed atmosphere that helps calm nerves and anxiety. Balsamic, anticarral and stimulating. They can be placed in a mortar and crushed to a fine powder. This powder can be added to homemade soaps and lotions or essential oils, to give them a delicate and natural aroma. You can also place whole or crushed incense tears next to a burning charcoal. The heat from the charcoal will release the soft aromas of the incense. In order to clear the nostrils, you can inhale the fumes of incense resin. Bring a large pot of water to a boil, remove it from the heat and pour in a tablespoon of frankincense tears, whole or slightly crushed. Then place your head over the pot, covering yourself with a towel, and take a deep breath and let the steam clear your nose. Not suitable for consumption. Store in a cool and dry place to guarantee its conservation.