Bell Brand Camphor is a traditionally used aromatic substance presented as small white crystalline pieces with a strong, distinctive fragrance. Sourced from the camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora) or produced synthetically to the same chemical standard, camphor readily sublimes—changing from solid to vapor—and has a long history of use in religious rituals, household fragrance, moth and insect repellent sachets, and in external topical preparations and balms. It is valued for its clean, penetrating scent and its ability to freshen enclosed spaces. Camphor is a flammable material and is intended for external, aromatic and household uses only. It should not be ingested. Because camphor is absorbed through the skin and can be toxic in large amounts, it must be handled with care: avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes, keep out of reach of children, and consult a healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have a seizure disorder.

To use Bell Brand Camphor safely, place a small piece on a heat-resistant surface and light briefly if you are using it for ritual burning or aroma, then extinguish the flame and allow the vapors to disperse; do not leave burning camphor unattended and keep away from flammable materials. For room fragrance or closets, place unlit camphor pieces in an open bowl or in cloth sachets and tuck them into drawers or wardrobes, replacing them as the scent fades. For topical aromatic use, dilute a very small amount of camphor in a carrier oil (such as coconut or olive oil) and perform a patch test on a small area of skin; do not apply to broken or irritated skin and do not use on infants or children under two years of age. For inhalation steam, dissolve a small amount in hot (not boiling) water and inhale vapors briefly from a safe distance, avoiding use for infants and those with respiratory or cardiac conditions. Store camphor in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place away from heat and open flames, and in case of accidental ingestion or signs of severe irritation or breathing difficulty seek immediate medical attention or contact local poison control.