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･ Make incense recipes that inspire your day, cleanse a space, or relax your evening. set the mood to entertain ... ･ Getting your herbs and\or roots prepared for making incense (if not using oils) no matter what recipes ... ･ Incense makin...
Summary: Different types of oil for making incense; learn this and more in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert craftsman.
Your best bet appears to be ambrox, marketed under a number of brand names. While not identical, it comes close. Don C
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You need perfumers alcohol which is difficult to obtain. You could use vodka but it is illegal to sell your perfume. Check the law applying to your country.
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Scents of Earth uses makko (a.k.a. tabu) to form incense cones and sticks. Our makko is made from the bark of the tabu-no-ki tree, which grows in Asia and is a natural combustible material that is also water soluble. There are additional li...
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HI there, the first rule of incense making, substitute - what else is warming in the way that cinnamon is? The powder COULD be used, but it will probably flare up really quickly and depending on what else you have in the mixture, e.g. a gu...
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whoops, looks like somehow an old post surfaced on JA.com and I got confused. What Jimmy observes about liturgical purple is still interesting, however: I mean, what's with all the purple? One clue may be found in Wikipedia In the Roman ...
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It should be safe (as safe as the intended use), but the oils may not be compatible (soluble/miscible/&c) with your gel.
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Our incense are not be perfumed with toxic or habit forming substances. We do not use punk sticks to make incense. Punk sticks are cheap and in several cases can cause throat and nasal irritation as well as headaches.
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Yes, of course it does. Anyone who grew up singing Tantum Ergo at convent Benediction, and then spent their student days in a fog of joss-sticks, knows that perfectly well. That is why cool people burn frankincense next to their Apple Mac...
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