Mysore Sandal Incense: Authentic Indian Aroma - 120 Sticks Total, Six 20 Stick Tubes Review

I bought this incense stick because I love Mysore soap. The scent is divine and my skin is so smooth, especially my face. So I needed incense; I am not disappointed! It burns well, the stick burns, the aroma is wonderful!

Mysore sandalwood soap is wonderful with a real sandalwood scent. So I was very happy to find the same type of incense. Unfortunately, it doesn't smell like soap, not like sandalwood and more like burnt rubber. In addition, the smell is very strong and the sticks are long-lasting. It also made me choke severely. Poorly.

Will definitely order again if I run out. My local market sells very few of these and I use too many to buy a tube at a time. I'm thankful I received them so quickly, although I would have loved to have waited for the estimated time! Appearance, the larger container was sealed with plastic and the individual tubes inside were the same as I buy locally.

I bought it because one day I went to a shop nearby and the owners had this incense stick. I asked about it, told them I liked the smell, so calm and light, and the woman came to the back and came back with 10 sticks for me. Before I ran out of 10 sticks, I looked on Amazon and found them. I came back later with 10 sticks for her but her husband said not to worry it was a gift. I'm so glad I found her here. Great price, great quantity. I will buy more. satisfied customer :)

The description says 6 tubes of 20 sticks. It's not and it's ok for me. Total 1 box with many sticks in one pack. The box was a little wrinkled, but the chopsticks are ok? For me it's just not the best sandalwood scent. Everything is OK. It's not overly sweet like sandalwood, but could it be more smoky and woody? The main problem for me is that it burns too fast and gives off a lot of smoke! I think I might be disappointed because everyone is talking about this being the "gold standard" for…

I think it's cute that even though they name the brand Mysore, the box says the sandalwood is from the REGION where the best sandalwood is grown, but NOT from Mysore. ;) From my research, Mysore sandalwood is heavily controlled and would be very hard to find on the market anyway. However, this incense has a very pleasant, sweet and woody scent. It also doesn't produce the black, acrid smoke that put me off incense a few years ago. The scent lingers for a while even after the incense has burned…

I tried A LOT of incense sticks with different scents, all from different companies - from Nag Champa to bright Hem boxes. My sandalwood-scented collection didn't satisfy me. So I ordered this (I use this company's soap and figured the incense couldn't be too bad). 😝 I checked my local Indian store and it was a dollar more than what is advertised here. So I ordered it from Revain. It arrived on time and neatly packaged. Even before I burned it I was quite impressed with the quality of each…