Certain ancestral practices are slowly resurfacing… And among them, one in particular is arousing curiosity: burning a few bay leaves at home. Surprising? Perhaps. But what if this method actually had more to offer than we think? Let’s focus on a tradition combining soothing scents, simplicity, and well-being accessible to all.
Bay: A Plant Much More Than Aromatic
Used since Antiquity in both cooking and purification rituals, bay is far from being a simple aromatic herb. Behind its small, leathery leaves are natural active compounds such as linalool, eugenol, and cineole. These are scientific names for substances known for their relaxing, anti-inflammatory, and purifying effects.
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