Soul Sticks brings together Good Earth Scents' resin-powder incense sticks and backflow cones with a large lineup of stand-alone Soul Sticks incense sticks, spanning everything from classic sage and dragon's blood to whimsical, seasonal, and folklore-inspired scent names.
About Soul Sticks
Soul Sticks and its companion line Good Earth Scents are incense product lines rather than a single named manufacturer with a public company history, and Modern Aromatherapy hasn't found a verifiable founding story to share here. What we can say with confidence, from the products themselves, is that the line covers two distinct formats: traditional dipped incense sticks under the Soul Sticks name, and resin-powder rolled sticks and backflow cones under the companion Good Earth Scents name.
What Makes Soul Sticks Distinctive
The Good Earth Scents side of the line uses resin powder — benzoin, dragon's blood, copal, frankincense, palo santo, and myrrh — rolled directly onto the stick rather than a liquid fragrance dip, giving these sticks a heavier, more resinous smoke than a standard perfumed stick. The Soul Sticks side leans into scent names built around folklore, seasons, and mood (Werewolf, Dracula's Blood, Samhain Moon, Twilight in the Woods) alongside more traditional options like White Sage, 7 Chakras, and Aura Cleansing, giving the line a distinctly playful, ritual-and-seasonal character compared to more classic incense brands.
Popular Soul Sticks Scents
Resin & Traditional
Good Earth Scents Frankincense, Myrrh, Copal, Palo Santo, Benzoin, and Dragon's Blood resin-powder sticks sit alongside Soul Sticks White Sage, Black Sage, Blue Sage, and 7 Chakras for shoppers who want a more traditional, grounding aroma.
Seasonal & Folklore-Inspired
Werewolf, Dracula's Blood, Samhain Moon, Twilight in the Woods, Mermaid Kisses, and Vampire's Orchid represent the line's more playful, seasonal side, aimed at shoppers building an atmosphere around a theme rather than a specific tradition.
How to Burn Soul Sticks Incense Safely
Light the tip of the stick until it catches, then blow out the flame so the tip glows and smoke rises steadily. Set it in a stick holder on a heat-safe, stable surface away from curtains, papers, and anything flammable. The Good Earth Scents backflow cones need a dedicated backflow burner instead, so the downward-flowing smoke has somewhere to go. Burn in a ventilated room, never leave burning incense unattended, and keep it out of reach of children and pets.
