Capim Limão: the everyday herb of Brazilian kitchens and yards
Capim limão — lemongrass, Cymbopogon citratus — grows in clumps in backyards all over Brazil, where it is picked fresh for tea far more often than it is bought. It is one of the most ordinary and best-loved plants in the country, which is exactly why it works so well as an incense: the smell is immediately familiar.
The smoke is bright, green and citric, with none of the heaviness of the resin incenses. It lifts a room quickly and dissipates cleanly, making it the daytime counterpart to the darker blends in the Fênix range.
Because the aroma is light and unobtrusive, it suits shared spaces, workspaces and any moment where you want freshness without a ceremonial weight to it.
Notes
- Aroma: bright citrus and cut grass
- Character: light and quick; clears rather than lingers
- Best for: daytime use, workspaces, shared rooms
- Also in the line: pairs naturally with citronella
A straightforward, cheerful incense — the one most people end up burning most often.
Part of the Fênix line, handcrafted in Brazil since 1990 from 100% natural botanicals and resins — no synthetic fragrance, no chemical binders.
