🧘 Tibetan Spikenard Pang Poe Incense by Hands of Tibet Review

This is a more authentic fragrance than the over perfumed chemical smelling stuff you find in regular stores. They are pressed taking into account Ayurvedic aromatherapy. Pleasant, natural composition, clean burn, fine aroma.

Very difficult to ignite. Very fragile. Many sticks broke trying to insert them into the torch. Very expensive, and when you finally light it, it burns out very quickly. Likewise. as for claims that it has any effect on your mind. This was not my experience.

Tibetan Incense is unlike most incense sticks you will find. Very earthy and strong. I love this strain, it is not an incense made with chemicals and synthetic fragrances, it is a natural incense from the land of the Himalayas and that should be taken into account when purchasing and using. The scent leads me to a small monastery hidden in the mountains ;)

This is how my incense arrived today. This type of incense is wrapped in a tight thread. The thread was not wrapped around the incense sticks and the vessel was not full. I've been buying this type of incense for many years, so I know what it should look like when the packaging is new and unused. I have never ordered from this seller and will never order from this seller again!

Absolutely perfect. I love this sent, it really helps. Calm my nerves before morning meditation. The packaging is good, the incense stick holder is suitable. I enjoyed reading a little story about this item and I will definitely buy it again. It just shows you that you may need to put aside obviously inappropriate negative reviews. If I took them seriously, I would be missing out on a quality product. Many Thanks.

It has a wonderful aroma of spikenard, very gentle. This is the scent of nature, not science. I am allergic to many types of incense, they are too intoxicating. That's exactly what I wanted. Doesn't smell like chemicals. My girl has migraines and is affected by smells. This is not a problem. I grew up on meditation and incense. My favorites are Tibetan and Native American Sweetgrass Tobacco Cedar. There are Japanese flavors that are no less pleasant. This is one of my favorites.

Wow, two for two. What are the high ratings of these incense sticks? I've tried almost every style and brand imaginable and these are by far the worst I've tried. I mean, even the Dollar Tree has better incense than this. Like other fragrances from the same manufacturer but a different seller that I have reviewed, they are like burning leaves. no scent is it just old I mean, they're supposed to be made from all natural resins and herbs, right? Or is it cheap neighbors? Either way, stay away…

I wish and pray that subjective opinions will be reported in a friendly, not cruel manner. Paradise for one is hell for another, but you can still say "not for me" when the latter is the case. This is only the second Tibetan (although made in Nepal) incense sticks that I've deeply resonated with. I don't like scented incense sticks because that's not what they're designed for. If smell were all I cared about, I would buy perfume. No, I'm looking for what I personally need to balance myself in…

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…