Rosa Incense
Rosa, la tía who cut hair, our first barber, our father’s hermana. Trabajaba en su basement, con wood panel trims y fotos de su familia on the walls. The air was filled with the scents of hot cera, polvo Clubman, y laundry from the room next door. Tiempos simples, when a fin plus tip got you fresh.
15 sticks of Incense
The Fragrance
Barbershop-inspired, this fragrance draws from memories of our Tia's basement salon, where we spent much of our childhood experimenting with new hairstyles. Designed to evoke warmth and nostalgia, it carries the scent of powder, a spritz of alcohol, and a lingering rose in the air.
How to Burn Incense
1. Light the end of the stick at a slight angle with a lighter or match, and allow the flame to burn for 10 seconds.
2. Shake on the flame to extinguish, do not blow. The incense should produce a glowing red ember and a tendril of smoke, and will continue to burn on its own.
3. Be sure to burn incense on a heatproof, non-flammable holder only.
4. Burn incense in a well-ventilated room, away from flammable materials, and never leave incense burning unattended or in near children, pets, or a draft.