Review on Govinda Frankincense Natural Resin Size by Rashonda Guareno

I grew up Catholic and it definitely reminds me of all the beautiful ceremonies I grew up with. It is high quality and durable. I recommend setting aside a small coffee grinder for incense sticks and grinding them into a powder. I've found that it lasts even longer this way and you can control the burn more precisely (you can also use the powder to infuse your own essential oils etc). Just remember that the resin becomes hydrophilic after grinding, so store it in an airtight container or it will turn into a brick as it absorbs moisture from the atmosphere. Also, if you grind coffee, freeze it for at least 24 hours before grinding (freeze the grinder blades along with it if your grinder model allows it). If you don't freeze the resin first, you'll end up with what looks like toffee.