Armenian paper - booklet with 36 strips

Since 1885, Armenian paper has been known as the oldest room fragrance with a mythical scent. With sweet vanilla and balsamic notes reminiscent of the scents of the Orient, the paper is designed to effectively perfume the air in homes. Bad smells from the kitchen, tobacco, animals, etc. are successfully masked. The unique smell of the small paper comes from the benzoin resin, whose disinfectant properties were discovered by Auguste Ponsot in 1885 on a trip to Armenia and imported to France. Benzoin was previously used externally to treat asthma, coughs and colds and is still used as a remedy today. // Instructions for use: remove a strip from the booklet, fold the strip in the shape of an accordion and place it on a smooth, heat-resistant and fireproof surface. Light the paper at one corner and blow out the flame again, as the paper should burn slowly. // You can also use the paper without burning it. Simply place a strip of Armenian paper in a cupboard, chest of drawers or bookshelf to let the pleasant scent spread throughout the furniture. // You can use Armenian paper all year round to scent your home and create a feel-good atmosphere.