Fourth of four Green Tree incense samples that Irene of Rauchfahne sent me. I have found them all to be very likeable, as have been pretty much all Green Tree incenses I've tried. They have been created by an experienced and professional private label incense company like Fair Trade / Incense Collective, and aimed at the Western market in the style of Satya's Nag Champa in a blue box - the world's best selling and most popular incense. This 7 Chakras and other Green Tree incenses are available in all the regular incense outlets usually between £2 and £3 for 15g. Sacred Incense in the UK are currently (Feb 2025) selling for £1.98.
The scent on the stick is - as is common for Green Tree - perfumed, sweet, floral, with notes of vanilla. There's a few sharp and/or citric notes to cut the sweetness and keep the interest. Hints of orange. It's a pleasing and inviting scent.
The scent on the burn is rounded, attractive, yummy. This is more woody and musky than the other Green Tree incenses. I do incline toward woody and musky, especially when balanced with floral and or citric notes, and even more so when that is wrapped up in sweetness and caramel notes - albeit a little too sweet for my taste. Yes, this is very enjoyable. Held back from a higher score by the tendency to being too sweet, and the overall vibe of poptastic niceness. But, by golly, this has a gorgeous appeal.
The scent on the burn is rounded, attractive, yummy. This is more woody and musky than the other Green Tree incenses. I do incline toward woody and musky, especially when balanced with floral and or citric notes, and even more so when that is wrapped up in sweetness and caramel notes - albeit a little too sweet for my taste. Yes, this is very enjoyable. Held back from a higher score by the tendency to being too sweet, and the overall vibe of poptastic niceness. But, by golly, this has a gorgeous appeal.
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