1lb of Pure Myrrh Incense Resin - Ideal for Charcoal Burning - No Fillers or Sticks - Enhance the Scent Review

I make my own incense sticks. So I thought it would be a cheap thing. First, she didn't look attractive and didn't smell of myrrh. So I did a burn test. I put the myrrh on the charcoal, it actually smoked and just burned. Well this isn't my first rodeo, the charcoal was gray before I put myrrh on it and it just burned like burning sugar. It didn't have a pleasant smell and it hurt my eyes. I ask if that really is myrrh!?

Total crap. Do not buy. I repeat. DO NOT BUY. The problem with all myrrh is that when left on the coals it turns into charcoal. As soon as this happens, you will feel a "burnt smell". Therefore, unlike most resins, you must work with myrrh to avoid burning. However, this product contains real feces. Yes, you read that right, and yes, I mean it literally and honestly. The seller is a thief. None of the above mentions that 90% of the bag was bark or conglomerate.

Let's start with I DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS BUT IT'S NOT MYRRA. It's not even resin. Oh, that description says "incense with no fillers, sticks, or anything else to get in the scent path," but apparently it's actually clumps of dirt/bark/dung specifically disrupting the intended scent. There is nothing pleasant, calming or soothing about this product or its appearance. Probably the smoke smell causing stress, fight/flight, Will Robinson danger! It smells like 2020. Sooo grateful I was able to…