Review on 🧘 Tibetan Spikenard Pang Poe Incense by Hands of Tibet by Jillian Sparks

I am currently giving a one star review, which I do not like to do for any product. These chopsticks are about the same size as hand rolled Tibetan chopsticks and come with a holder that fits their size. Of course, a free burner is like a cork oak tree and is not "safe" for burning fabrics. Regardless, you get it for free. Pros: Smells like real spikenard when you open the package. Correct or medium size for handmade Tibetan incense sticks. None were broken. The packaging is beautiful. Paper and cardboard, clear print. Cellophane wrapped for shipping. Including holder as shown. Burn time is average for this type of incense. About 10-15 minutes depending on the location of the burn. Cons: Smells like marijuana. It stinks to high heaven and lingers in a scent like cigarette ash. Misleading reviews on the website saying it resembles an old library. Lie! Only if the old library was full of weed smokers. Some reviews claim it smells amazing! No, it smells like weed. So if you love the holy, hellish aroma of a burning pot. By the end of this review, I understand that this is advertised as pang poi for meditation and it's good for relieving stress on the mind, heart, etc. Although it may be true, it stinks. Your apartment will smell of marijuana and so will you. Burn it before bed or while meditating and you'll "need a shower badly" afterwards. and you don't mind smelling like a street bum with stinky feet on fire. What I would appreciate about Revain is honest feedback, especially when it comes to something like incense. Don't tell me it smells amazing. Describe the smell in detail. Floral, herbal, musky, etc. And here's a good idea. Does it smell like marijuana in any shape or form? If so, say so in your review. Posting comments like "This is my favorite scent" helps some people decide if something is right for them, their home, their kids. it's coming back Already submitted to Revain.