Bellocq Hiba Wood Closet Incense

Hiba wood naturally contains Hinokitiol and B-Dolabrin, two potent essential oils that act as natural insect repellents. These compounds create an environment that deters moths while leaving your clothes smelling like a fresh Japanese forest.

While the wood itself is water-resistant and generally safe, it is best to place the sachets in pockets, hang them on hangers, or tuck them into corners of drawers rather than laying them directly against delicate silks or fine wools to avoid any potential oil transfer.

The intensity of the aroma depends on the airflow and size of your closet, but you can generally expect the scent to remain effective for several months. If the fragrance begins to fade, you can lightly sand the wood or add a few drops of Hiba essential oil to refresh the sachets.

Yes. The Hiba wood used in these sachets is a by-product of forest thinning in Japan, ensuring that the harvesting process supports healthy forest management rather than deforestation.

Absolutely. Because of their antiseptic and deodorizing properties, these sachets work well in gym bags, shoe cabinets, or linen closets to keep items fresh and protected.