I still like this. Warm, gently woody with a reminiscence of patchouli. As it burns some of the base sawdust makes itself felt, but its otherwise quite a solid and attractive scent.
Date: April 2018 Score: 34
I am a sucker for patchouli, and this everyday perfume-dipped cone has not let me down. OK, it's not a heavenly example, and it starts off a little sharp and medicinal, but it settles down into a warm, herby/musky aroma - this is good stuff. This will inform and warm up any room, and create a pleasant smelling and mildly sensual atmosphere in the house. I like this, and will be buying more of the same. Yes, Good Stuff.
Date: March 2017 Score: 33
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I like this brand, they have a patchouli/mandarine incense stick that I like. Did you ever tried the Mysore Sunghandhi Laxmi Patchouli incense? I looove patchouli so I always try new one, but this one in my opinion is the best I have tried so far. The only thing is that the smell doesn't really stay with MSDF.
ReplyDeleteThey make incense for Aagee - if its perfume-dipped then it may be this one:
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Which I like.
hmm does it have a very thick smoke? your description fit perfectly with the one I'm talking about, the smell will stay on everything the sticks come in contact with but when you burn it, it doesn't really stay after. . Here the picture (sorry I didn't find any bigger) >http://www.msdf.com/flaps/flap05.jpg
ReplyDeleteit's similar to the "five roses" and "gateway to india" from MSDF. Thank you so much! it's a good alternative for me bc I live in france and MSDF products are hard to find.