🌲 Cedarwood Bliss with Morning Star: 200 Exquisite Sticks for an enchanting morning experience Review

Do you like sugar-sweet incense sticks that you can get everywhere? Then you should avoid it. It has a fresh, woody aroma without a hint of sweetness. It's a cool winter smell reminiscent of a campfire, not a hippie hangout. I should probably say I'm a bit hippie, but I can't stand patchouli.

I bought this item as a gift. Morning Star incense sticks come in a very pretty incense tile box, making it a beautiful and complete gift in a bottle. The scent is very woody and reminds the recipient of Alaska. It's not overly smoky and burns for just under 30 minutes at a time. I am pleased with how well this incense has been received.

I was hoping for a cedar smell. It's a very toxic smell that I didn't expect. I was hoping for something like a cedar forest. I don't smell cedarwood, but very strong patchouli oil. If I had known, I would have kept looking. If you like that smell, this is a great product. Also, I didn't see that they accept returns. I will keep looking for cedar.

I have a small medium-sized room. They burn for about 15-20 minutes. When I opened it, it smelled terribly strong, like patchouli. I was nervous about burning them because patchouli gives me migraines. When I burned it, it didn't smell like patchouli. But not like other cedar incense sticks I have. When the door to my bedroom is open, it's strong enough that the smell is little more than noticeable downstairs in a 1,500-square-foot apartment. ft. I may try another brand but I would buy it…

This incense smells amazing. They smell like real cedar wood. If you were around a campfire and starting a fire with these pre-chopped logs and adding some branches and maybe some leaves, that would be the type of smell you would get from them. There are 200 small sticks, which is a significant number compared to typical American packages, maybe 10-20. They're not American style, which means they're not on a long stick. Don't expect to order them and get them American style. I am very happy…

I have been interested in incense for about ten years after I found an old pack of good Tibetan monastery incense. After trying 50 packs of incense for ten years, I chose Morning Star as my daily prayer altar in my garage. At first I thought they were too small, but getting 200 sticks instead of big ones results in a lot more burn days. But basically it's a clean burn with no fillers. Some incense sticks are simply wood scented and smell like 4th of July punk with perfume. I love sandalwood and

Wow! . I used to have a fireplace, now I live in a maisonette and miss my fireplace. I have an electric fireplace that looks really good, but something is missing. That smell of burning wood. I wanted something that smelled like real fire, not perfume or air freshener. What could be nicer than the smell of burning wood than an incense stick and that's ok, I inhaled the aroma and thought that was it. Smells like a cozy fireplace. It's not a sweet smell, nor is it an overwhelming amount of smoke.

This is a great incense stick! I prefer these Koh incense sticks to the ones with a bamboo stick in the middle. Ko incense is made differently; See how it is on the company's website. It's brittle and brittle, but that's manufacturing related, not a manufacturing defect. Broken sticks can still be burned. I burn chopsticks full-length on a stovetop burner in an ashtray or other small bowl or saucer. Then when the ash has gathered I break the pieces into 2 or 3 pieces, light 2 or 3 pieces…