Oudamberlove
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Habzoud Sinking Filipino
made into a stick with some makko
after a month of drying.....
it’s excellent
made into a stick with some makko
after a month of drying.....
it’s excellent


Wow really Dr Incense Assam reminds u of Imani... I know what my tomorrow incense will be for prayers [emoji12]I am often reminded of oud oils when I light incense.
This morning...
Dr. Incense Assam, it reminds me of Tajoud Imani
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KZ Tarakan, it reminds me of Habzoud Fahd
lovely!
Pay particular attention to the fruityfloral notes, but not during the prayerWow really Dr Incense Assam reminds u of Imani... I know what my tomorrow incense will be for prayers [emoji12]
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Pay particular attention to the fruityfloral notes, but not during the prayer
That makes me think..........
I love how incense, oud, and chips are taken to the next level, when they are used in combination with Prayer, Contemplation, Meditation, and Wellness.
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Making some crude sticks. Three batches: sandalwood, Himalayan cedar, Himalayan juniper. Each with about 15-20% mako powder. I was being a little careless. One batch I mixed, kneaded, and extruded without much delay. Another I allowed to sit for a while before extruding. The sandalwood incense is the first to dry. It seems to be burning too hot - no subtle sandalwood scent. It leaves a very nice sweet sandalwood after-scent if burned in a closed room. Sandalwood is always a challenge
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