Yup! Burning a frankincense stick now.
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I use an essential oil diffuser with led lights, I use jasmine oil.
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Have you ever burned incense? Just wondering if the oil diffusers are as fragrant/potent as incense.
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Yea long time ago, I prefer diffuser as it smells stronger and ther’s no burnt smell.
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Nice, I might get an oil diffuser too. Just wasn’t sure how potent the smells were coming from them.
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No, I don’t burn incense.
Funnily enough today my housemate did In the kitchen. I think it’s cos it’s cold and windows are being shut. So to make a nice smell.
Doesn’t sound lame to me! If it works it works!
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I don’t just because I try to avoid spending money on things that aren’t necessary. I do like many of the scents.
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My housemate is regularly spraying stuff around the house and opening all the windows. I don’t smell a thing… It must be me…
I like the jasmine scent.
I used burn it a lot when I was living by myself.
Yes, I used to burn frankincense resin on coconut coals which I thought was a lot better than anything you would find in stick form. Now I mainly burn candles since resin is quite pricey.
Japanese incense is far more refined.
I don’t. I don’t think it’s good for your health. I prefer my air free of smoke pollution.
The smell is nice though.
I don’t burn incense but I use an essential oil diffuser. Love a good smelling room.
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İ don t burn any oil because it might be really dangerous(because oil is usually flammable) but occasionally smell tea tree oil that i carried with me in the bottle.its really refreshing.i love tea tree oil.such a original smell
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We do this almost everyday…
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We do in alot in India. Religious people almost do it everyday here. Lot of other asian countries have incense burning rituals as part of religion. And as part of culture overall.
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Some interesting responses here, thanks for the replies, all
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