Koya's sent me some samples a few years back. A solid incense house - decent perfumed sticks, and masala sticks with distinctive and original scents that I absolutely love. This is a pack that got overlooked when I originally reviewed them, but has turned up now that I am progressively working through my backlog. These are straightforward perfumed sticks - machine-extruded charcoal sticks that are then dipped in a perfume solution. The scent on the stick is perfumed, quite heady (especially so for sticks that are a few years old), a little cool and sharp with volatility. It's floral, distant dusty musk, some leather, some sandalwood, some wild mushroom - quite engaging for a synthetic, room freshener perfumed stick.
The scent on the burn is pleasant, though doesn't really develop beyond pleasant. It gently informs the room, and it is an attractive perfume, though is fairly ordinary. I like that the scent is unique. There's floral and touches of fruit, along with the base support of soft musk and wood. It's a modest everyday feminine perfume. I like it, but I'm not enthusiastic.
The scent on the burn is pleasant, though doesn't really develop beyond pleasant. It gently informs the room, and it is an attractive perfume, though is fairly ordinary. I like that the scent is unique. There's floral and touches of fruit, along with the base support of soft musk and wood. It's a modest everyday feminine perfume. I like it, but I'm not enthusiastic.
Date: Jan 2025 Score: 28
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