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Table of Contents Introduction What Incense Is and How It Works Best Incense for Masking Cigarette Odor How to Use Incense Effectively Pros and Cons of Using Incense What Smudging Is White Sage Smudge Palo Santo Smudge Lavender Smudge How to Smudge Effectively Safety Tips for Smudging Comparing Incense and Smudging Strength, Aroma, and Duration Health Impact When to Combine Incense and Smudging Pros and Cons Table Additional Tips for Reducing Cigarette Odors Ventilation Cleaning Fabrics and Surfaces Using Air Purifiers Combining Masking with Odor Elimination Why Cigarette Smoke Smells Linger Cigarette smoke persists because it is composed of tiny particulate matter and volatile compounds that attach to surfaces and fabrics