🌲 Hem Pine Incense Sticks - 6 Packs, 20 Sticks per Pack: Natural Aroma for Tranquility Review

I knew it was rubbish because I usually buy Maroma Pine incense sticks. The price is more than reasonable, but it really smells like sweet pinezol. Other associations are Spencer's gift shop at the mall circa 1982 or one of those trees hanging from the rearview mirror. I'm going to burn it down in the house I own after a particularly bad tenant leaves.

I order this fragrance about once a month. Hem is the only incense brand I buy because the scents seem "authentic" to me. I like the smell of most incense sticks, but most incense sticks smell like incense. nothing fancy or special. With Hem blindfolded, I could light a stick and know it was Pine, Cedar, Opium, etc. Pine is by far one of my favorites, followed by First Rain and Benzoin. Buy it! Or not, more for me

Smells good until you burn it, but if you burn it you can forget about pine. Smells like burning incense. It's very strong. It doesn't smell like pine at all. It comes in a pack of 6 tubes per box. Don't worry if you like pine. It's terrible and I'm surprised at how many good reviews there are. It makes no sense. Update: I left the package open and the pine smell made me terribly nauseous. Put it somewhere because even unlit dry smell is strong.

The box smelled of pine, the packaging smelled of pine, but when you light the incense stick there is almost no pine smell. Odor when starting, none when driving and again a faint pine smell when extinguishing. My box appeared to have been opened and another pine bag stuffed in to fill it up again. I thought they used pine scented oil on the packaging. Instead of trying to make the packaging smell like pine, why not just make the pine incense you sell? A real twist buying from this seller.

Note these are actually a lot cheaper than most other offerings. I had to tell myself that when I used them. The aroma has nothing to do with pine after lighting it. I couldn't even make out what it was. One thing is for sure, not Pine. Another point is the processing quality. Usually each stick is the same size or close to it. They range from a small stick that has almost nothing to it, to other sticks that are so big I can't fit them in my holder. Burn time is normal. 95% of them burn without

Definitely a pine scent. It's not a strong, "clean" pine scent like an air freshener you'd hang in your car: it definitely contains a bit of smoke and is a little bland. To be honest, I wouldn't mind if he was a little stronger, but that's okay. It smells a bit like deodorant soap, but not in a bad way: again, it's a nice pine scent overall. There are other pine incense scents that differ slightly from pine incense, so maybe try a few and see which one you like best. I'm glad I'm sticking with…

I wanted to give this four stars because a few incense sticks stick together. They come apart easily though, or if you prefer they still burn well if you just want to burn the sticks together like a thick incense stick. So for me it balances the negativity and I'm rating it "I love it" because I love it. They are perfect apart from that little blemish. You are strong. The pre-lit sticks are packed tightly and you can still smell them before you open the package. When I say tightly packed it's…