Discover the Divine Aroma with our Resin Incense Sampler Set - Includes Most Popular Resins, like Frankincense, Myrrh, Benzoin & More! Review

Okay I really tried to get them to work but they smell awful. If you try to set one of them on fire, there is a very strong smell of burnt plastic. At first I thought the problem was that I was too eager to put the rosin on top of the charcoal, but I've waited and no matter how hot or cold the charcoal still smells like plastic. This was my first attempt at incense resin so I will try again with another supplier.

I used to buy incense resin. I often use incense. It all smelled like plastic and wasn't melting like I'd seen before. Some of them actually caught fire and looked and smelled like burnt plastic. Some of them apparently died, perhaps to separate them from each other. But I don't think you should artificially color this type of product. This is a red rag for me.

A bit annoying when you're trying to get orders and the ingredient you want is of poor quality or real. Draconic is very rocky and opaque (almost like dry reddish-black clay). It's shiny and translucent. I see spots where it has been colored with some kind of red incense. It's not 100% Dragonborn. I know dragon's blood is expensive, but don't lie and say it's in your sample kit and it's not. especially when there are professionals who know what it really looks like. This is bad business.

I read in other reviews that this is not what people expected, some didn't like the smells. They don't all have to be the greatest scents, they have properties that are said to help with certain meditations. It's exactly what I expected, the package is quite small, its size corresponds to the pictures, I could probably get 3-4 burns per package. The scent depends on the point of view, some people might not like the smell, others might like Dragon's Blood, my personal favorite. I will use myrrh…

Flavors are good but actually wrong. That means: The dragon's blood is bright red and smells like flowers, but like cherries. Just weird. And nothing beats the smell of real dragon blood. (Picture of real dragon blood resin compared to this seller.) They are all/mostly like that. Just a little disappointed. My intention was to try new resins without buying large quantities, but if everything is fake what's the point? I think the myrrh is real, it looks real, but I don't want to play a guessing…

To clarify, I am new to using incense resin. But what I've learned so far is that there are many ways to heat or burn incense resin, the key is temperature control. Once you understand that not everything needs to be lit, you'll find that they're great for beginners (someone new to various resin smells). I also tried lighting them directly. It's a no no. They don't want the resin actively burning with flames, they smell like plastic (that's resin). However, once you master control of the heat…

I really wanted to like this kit so I wanted to try their mixes but unfortunately they are all quite poor quality. You'll likely notice a theme for each of my reviews, especially their mixes. Dragon's Blood: 100% artificial, colored and synthetically scented. It doesn't smell and doesn't even remotely resemble the real dragon's blood. It burns but doesn't melt. 0/5 stars7 Archangels: colored and synthetically scented. The resin was of rather poor quality, it did not melt but gave off a pleasant