Review on 🌿 HEM Assorted Best-Selling Incense Sticks - Pack of 6 (120 Sticks) with Aromas: Lemongrass, Lavender, Egyptian Jasmine, Ambar Sandalo, Opium, Eucalyptus by Tony Winn

I usually buy other incense sticks which are just wonderful as well as real natural incense sticks for burning in the censer. I came across incense cones from HEM. Many of them"normal". Most of them aren't anything to brag about, but they're decent enough. However, some, like cinnamon, are absolutely great. For this reason I decided to buy this set as well as another incense stick from HEM. You are terrible. I have . more incense than I can count. I hardly use these. I just don't believe in money and only burn it when I don't feel like incense. When I do, I just pick one at random. Basically, they're only good if the neighbor is burning stinky garbage or something. They are by no means homogeneous. By that I mean incense AND a wand. Some incense sticks can be damn thin, others thick. Many sticks are so thick that I have to cut them in half to fit my incense holders, and I have a few extra thick ones! They look more like rectangles than typical sticks. They smell like perfume, as the name suggests. ATTRACTIVELY PRICED! They also burn pretty quickly, especially considering some of the sticks aren't coated at all. I'm not sure what else to say because from now on it's just going to be frustrating and incoherent. Don't buy if you can afford something better. If you want HEMs, use cones, but get something good to mount them other than the small, coin-sized piece of metal they come with. Again, cinnamon is great. The incense stick just sucks. I have 13 of these and I am dissatisfied with all of them.