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🌿 Elevate your space with bespoke incense—crafted by you, inspired by nature.
The Incense Dragon’s 4-ounce Natural Joss Powder is a premium, ethically harvested binder and base for making custom incense. Its fine, virtually scentless powder dries quickly and is easy to shape into sticks, cones, coils, and more. Perfect for both novice and expert incense makers, it offers an economical, sustainable alternative to traditional binders, empowering you to create unique, personalized aromatic blends.
| ASIN | B08YTRXYWM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #121,125 in Home ( See Top 100 in Home ) #1,948 in Incense |
| Brand Name | The Incense Dragon |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (68) |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Manufacturer | The Incense Dragon |
| Material Type | Jiggit |
| Product Benefits | Making your own unique incense blends |
| Scent Name | Unscented |
| Unit Count | 4 Grams |
N**D
Good quality
Good quality
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R**K
It's wood! it has to burn!. Two main reasons your incense won't burn. # 1 not fully dry, cones take quite a while to dry. Sometimes days. And or too much resin in your mix. Best to start with 15-20 percent resin to Joss powder. I'm a person with little or no patience. I put everything in my Dehydrator. Cones take anywhere from 4-12 hours, sticks take 4-5 hours.
N**R
The powder smells great in the bag but has no smell when it burns. It is a great binder if you are making your own incense, but know that it offers no smell of it's own - it's primarily just a binding agent and ignitor for homemade incense.
M**P
This powder was easy to use and I made some amazing incense for my company with this!
G**N
Making incense cones... however none of my ones will stay burning, even when using the seller's own recipe. My cones are dry, so moisture isn't the problem.
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