Invigorating Incense Sticks Variety Pack: Ocean, Lavender, Jasmine, Lemon, Rose - Perfect for Aromatherapy, Relaxation, and Yoga Gift Review

Only ocean and jasmine smell different when burned. I almost wonder if this has caused strong smells to mix for too long. I like her.

They last a long time and smell nice but I can't always tell which one and that's my only weakness. I'll probably try another brand just to see.

I was pleasantly surprised at the value and quality of the product. Although the sticks burn normally, the flavor lasts for a very long time. Even after the stick is finished, you can still smell it for a while. I will definitely buy this brand again.

Literally one of the most acidic, awful smells to come out of the box. They're incredibly powerful with no lighting, but they smell like sour baby perfume. The smell is too strong out of the box and they all smell the same. Oddly enough, when you light them up, they just smell like ash. No smell except smoke. Find another brand.

We've been buying incense sticks from a local flagship store for about six months now and it's just easier, not to mention cheaper, to buy online. I ordered the fragrance in a pack, but later my husband says it's better to order a fragrance called Ocean because he thinks it's the best. Frankincense can be a little messy, but it's a unique scent that we love.

I liked that there was variety. I particularly liked the scents of jasmine, lavender and lemon. When burned, this product produces a scent that fills multiple rooms at once. I don't like the smoke it produces. I actually choked while sitting about eight feet away from him chatting with family members. It takes between half an hour and 45 minutes to burn a stick.

This was the first pack of incense sticks I bought. I had never used incense sticks before and had no idea where to start or look for the best incense sticks. I chose this one because it was very affordable in quantity and variety and the pictures on the boxes were beautiful and caught my attention. First. it smells like smoke, but only while it's just starting to burn. The campfire smell will dissipate after a few minutes, so don't let that put you off. Second, the lemon smell was awful and…