Where Palo Santo Comes From
Palo santo, also known by its scientific name of Bursera graveolens, comes from a shrub or tree that is native to tropical dry forests in many South and Central American countries such as Ecuador, Peru, Colombia, Guatemala, and Mexico. Graveolens translates to “strong-smelling," a nod to the incense-like scent emitted when a branch is broken.  This current lot of oil was distilled in Guyton, Georgia from 30 year old Palo Santa and offers a wonderful sandalwood fragrance.  We source our raw materials from reputable companies from their source.