sagewriter
Original Nag Champa is on top of my list. But I love the scents my Auroshika, in particular Raindrops, Myrrh, Opium and African Violets. Any brand in Myrrh is a sure thing for me though!
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
Incense
starlightexp
For me anything with an amber base will get my vote.
littlestar
I just burnt some peach incense and never again, almost as bad as the rose.
autumnsdaughter
firefrost said:Hmmm...Not heard of that. *Writes it down, to go on hunt*.
I've found it most frequently in little metaphysical shops. I saw it on this website, too: http://www.incenseguru.com/ambrosia_8g.html
Lilija
Copal and Sage is very cleansing, to smell. It's a little mineral, very fresh and green.
Amber is my favorite, also. I wear a few amber pieces, I keep a huge unset cabochon on my desk, and I wear a great amber paste scent. It's so rich, sweet, earthy, and wonderful.
Amber is my favorite, also. I wear a few amber pieces, I keep a huge unset cabochon on my desk, and I wear a great amber paste scent. It's so rich, sweet, earthy, and wonderful.
littlestar
Sage is good, love the smell of that!
starlightexp
littlestar said:I just burnt some peach incense and never again, almost as bad as the rose.
Ewwww that just sounds kinda nasty. I've never been one for fruit scents just because I know some of the chemical compounds they use in fragrance oils are the same as are found in gas bombs and insecticides
HearthCricket
I thought I would bump this thread as I have been using some new incense, lately. I still love my Nag Champa and Midnight, finally have warmed up to Super Hit and love that it gives of very little smoke. I am now smitten with Hem. I am burning Precious Chanda (?) and absolutely love it. I also bought some sandalwood and will have to try that another day. I really like Hem and the pureness of their scents!
rosebud_a320
I love Nag Champa and have recently tried Sandal incense which is wonderful for setting the right atmosphere for Tarot reading.
Milfoil
I'm not too keen on the sickly-sweet indian type incenses but some of the Japanese ones are lovely.
However, for the most part I burn Rosemary. I have a massive Rosemary shrub outside my front door so its part of the family you might say.
If you want to try it, pick 2 or 3 sprigs about 6 inches long. Let them dry for a couple of days, then bind them together (not too tight) with cotton or fine twine. Embroidery thread is nice. Then leave them for a few months to really dry out. If they are not fully dry they don't burn and smell odd but when dry its just lovely. Well, I think so . . .
However, for the most part I burn Rosemary. I have a massive Rosemary shrub outside my front door so its part of the family you might say.
If you want to try it, pick 2 or 3 sprigs about 6 inches long. Let them dry for a couple of days, then bind them together (not too tight) with cotton or fine twine. Embroidery thread is nice. Then leave them for a few months to really dry out. If they are not fully dry they don't burn and smell odd but when dry its just lovely. Well, I think so . . .
