Bought from the UK hippy clothing shop Wicked Dragon for £2, this is one of a number of own-label foil-wrapped incenses made by Balarama of Thailand, who make for a variety of outlets around the world, including the trendy Kuumba.
Nag Champa is quite possibly the world's most famous and popular incense scent. Developed by Satya in 1964, it is a subtle and effective blend of oils of sandalwood and magnolia champaca - a mix of synthetic and essential oils. This Balarama stick has an earthy and attractive scent - a little volatile and prickly, but quite fascinating. Dark fruits, damp, mossy, mildly floral, spicy woods.
Nag Champa is quite possibly the world's most famous and popular incense scent. Developed by Satya in 1964, it is a subtle and effective blend of oils of sandalwood and magnolia champaca - a mix of synthetic and essential oils. This Balarama stick has an earthy and attractive scent - a little volatile and prickly, but quite fascinating. Dark fruits, damp, mossy, mildly floral, spicy woods.
The scent on the stick takes a little time to settle down. Initially it is focused on the spicy wood with few top notes. When the florals come in they are warm and subtle, creating a pleasurable whole. This is a decent, homely scent. Not the best Nag Champa, but quite acceptable.
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