a Herbal Scent Bead Collection

Traditional Herbal Scent Beads Care Tips:

Traditional Herbal Scent Beads are a renowned piece of China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage, with most formulas originating from the Qing Dynasty over 300 years ago, and some rare formulas dating back to over 600 years ago, from the Ming Dynasty. This highlights their precious and rare nature.

Avoid oil, water, and sweat contact.
Avoid exposure to essential oils, perfumes, and chemical fragrances, as they may affect the scent.
Pregnant women, children, and individuals with respiratory conditions should exercise caution and choose appropriate fragrance formulas.
If you are not wearing the incense beads for a long time, store them in a sealed bag to help maintain their fragrance.
Incense beads are made from natural herbal materials, and oxidation or discoloration due to environmental factors is a normal occurrence.
If the incense bead gets wet and the color becomes uneven, it can gradually return to a uniform color with regular wear.
When not wearing the incense bead, store it in a cool, dry place.
The main material of the incense bead is made from natural herbal fragrances, so the product's strength is limited. Avoid bumps and drops.
If the incense bead is exposed to moisture and becomes moldy due to improper storage, gently clean the affected area with a clean cotton cloth or a soft-bristled brush. While this does not affect wear, the fragrance may change.