Making or Rolling Natural Incense - Incense 101 Basics (Incense Magick Ep 005) 

Thank goodness!!! I'm so glad I finally found someone who knows real info on this and displays it in a clear organized manner

THANK YOU SO MUCH!! all the other videos only show how to use pre-made sticks. this is what i've been looking for!

Thank you I'm new to creating incense and have found it incredibly calming as I also experience when candle making. You have earned a new subscriber :) ~ Karen

So much more informative than other videos and very well organized, THANK YOU!

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have been searching for weeks for a video that teaches and explains how to make them. Accidentally stumbling across yours, when I gave up on finding one I would understand. LIFE SAVER! So SO soooooo much better than other videos and sites I've found.

Wow thank you so much ! I purchased two of your books plus Scott's Cuningham book on incense. You are a true treasure for us all. Thank you so much for passing down your knowledge on a item that I'm so passionate about. I love aromatics. Again thank you again from the bottom of my heart.

Thank you for your service !! Best incense diy vid I’ve found on the Internet. Very thorough & informative ! Appreciate the knowledge a ton !

I was interested when I came here, and I instantly felt at ease when I saw how you spelled MAGICK. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, and Blessed Be!

Excellent, concise, clear video. Thank you.

An excellently clear and straight forward video. Thank you. Now comes the tricky part, finding these raw materials on the other side of the earth in Perth, Western Australia.

Thank you ever so much! And bless you for having a website and store to find supplies and ingredients!

You explained the method very well and the video was very informative! Thank you for sharing!

Bright blessings to you Carl - great instruction clip.

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! So clear and inspiring!

Wow this is such a well -done and -thought out video!!! Thank you so much for a great "quick start guide" for newbies!! 👍👍👍

I found this very a very well explained process I really appreciate you taking the time of putting this together!!! I found it extremely helpful!!

I just bought your book this evening and sure enough you have a wonderful RU-vid video for me to follow along with. Thanks so much!

very well done! very informative and done in a interesting enough format, thank you sir

Thank you for making this video! You’re helping to people in Australia😊

This video is so informative. I want to learn how to make my own incense because there are scents I truly love and cannot find in the stores...So thank you

Great video! Very informative and friendly!

You're a master! I added your book to my wishlist!

Wonderful class. Thank you!

Awesome video. My favorite so far for dyi incense. Thank you

The incense dragon!! Yeah :) Thanks mate!

This is great! So many sources only cover loose incense and adding oils to premade sticks.

Just found this and it’s amazing. I live in Mexico, so some of the ingredients are hard to find but I’m about to buy the book! The video is so well explain, I just have to have the book 🤣 thanks for the amazing information!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

I'm new to all of this and you were perfectly easy to understand. Thank you :)

Thanks for your videos. I've had a hard time finding videos on this topic.

Great video! You should link your book in the description so that viewers can easily access it. Otherwise you could be losing out of potential buyers simply because of attention span. Thanks again! I can’t wait to get the book and try this out!

Wonderful video! Thank you.

Excellent and informative video.

EXCELENT VIDEO. Thank you!

great video I like your pace and beautiful set !! thank you incense dragon !!

TREMENDOUS. Thank you 👌

Bright Blessings , Brother King Teacher 👑 Thank you for sharing. I'll tag you when we try to make this later. ✨💯

This is a great video

Thank you❤️ absolutely love your tutorial. Off İ go for my first go 💫

So you do have a book! I’m gonna buy it! ❤️

Thank you soo much for sharing 🙌🏾❤️

Is there a certain recipe you use for making incense with makko powder? I have mako, patchouli, and xantham gum. What recipe would you recommend? I’ve ordered your book but I’m too excited to wait for its arrival!

Brilliant video, thank you. 👏

Thank you so much

Sweet! I'm definitely going to make some incense.

thanks for the information, i have some Agarwood powder and want to make some agarwood Incense sticks. Which Binder (gum or wood) you prefer for 3 Ingrediants(Agarwood, binder, water) sticks ?The binder must be natural and without smell. I know the Arabic Gum and luban frankincense, can be used as binder too?

Wow so helpful. Thank you so much 👍🏼

Are there any powders that u can add to your wet stick inscense that add different fragrances that will make them stronger?

can makko be used as a binder?

Great video, thank you so much for sharing. Only one thing, were the heck do I get all these ingredients?

great video ! I dont have any binder , can I use just water or oil?

Great video! Thanks so much this is so helpful

OMG Thank you so much much !

Love your “Bright Blessings” 😊

Great video thank you

Great video! Very helpful! 👏🏻 Would pine sawdust work well for cone base? And one video said to use tragacanth gum as a binder.

Great video. What do you recommend using to create your own wood powder? Would you suggest a blender, coffee grinder or spice grinder? These wood powder prices are completely out of control. Thanks.

Thank you 🙏

Thank you for your video. So informative ! best one i've seen.. I had one question and that was with essential oils. Do you add it when you're able to make it into a ball ? how ? just by putting a few drops around the ball ? Thank you

Thank you for your video, its very helpful! Can you recommend any binders other than tragacanth? Is guar gum suitable?

Very informative. Thank you! One question: I was surprised to see volumetric measurements (teaspoons) after hearing so much about imprecise moisture content, etc. Could you provide masses as well? Should these be combined by volume, or dry weight?

also what is the best kind of stick to roll with ?

If Im rolling the incense blend onto a wood stick do I still need the wood base or is that too much burning power?

Hi! quick question- I heard the powdered cedar wood, powdered basil, and the gum tragacanth, but what was the last ingredient that you only used 1/4 teaspoon of? Starex? I’ve been searching but i can’t find it anywhere, your confirmation would help!

Thank you so much for your videos and your fantastic book! I'm working with the Rosemary recipe that uses pine as a base. I'm testing it loose over ash, before adding the gum binder and its burning way too quickly. (Instantly). I fully understand that mileage will vary, but what can I use to slow it down before rolling my cones. TIA.

GREAT VIDEO! Thank you for all of your hard work in making these videos. I have just started to make incense myself. Your videos have been very insightful. Do you sell any of your incense? I would be very interested in trying what you make. Thanks again. Peace amigo.

New sub! Thanks! ✌️❤️☀️

Pro! Great vid. Timeless classic?!

Thank you very much for the video

Thanks.... Very informative

Thank u for the video💚

😻 thanks! 🙏

Thank you so much! I am really looking forward to trying this. Its nice to see someone offering this without charging. Do you have a website or book?

What is a good website to source these raw materials from, looking for somewhere I can buy in bulk for cheap

Really interesting

what other resins can i use ?

I would like to share my favorite incense cone recipe here it's my " Vision Incense Cone " recipe that I use for meditation. And it really works well for meditation I make it in bulk though so all the ingredients here are listed in parts. Here it is.. Sacred Frankincense Resin - 1 Part Myrrh Gum Resin - 1 Part White Copal Resin - 1 Part Acacia Gum Resin - 1 Part Star Anise - 1 Part Lavender - 1 Part Red Sandalwood - 3 Parts

Thank you for these videos! Do you happen to know if pectin can be used as a binder?

It took me 4 minutes and 51 seconds to realize his apron is Mickey Mouse 🤗🤗🤗

I'm interested in using bamboo sticks ..in my research it looks like they are rolling out long sticks of the blended rolls, as well as using some of the dry blended (no water), is that true? is there a reason why the dry is used? thanks, these tutorials are great

Hey Carl. How would you go about making a simple all resin incense stick or cone. Looking into make a simple pure Frankincense Cone or Stick.

Is there a market for wood powdered wood?we recently started a pellet mill to use the leftovers of what we were already doing,which made more byproducts,one of which is a Very fine powder,all almond wood,I am watching this because it burns exactly like incence

Great video but can someone tell me what starex is please

i really liked the video,but i was wondering could you use alcohol instead of water to help it dry faster?

do you have a place to get the powders

About the 4 components, are there any articles or books that have lists of ingredients that fall under the components and their properties (ie scent, burn, intensity, etc)? Maybe recommendations on ratios to use, like how much binder to how much aromatics or whatnot? I am interested in making custom incenses but tend to only find recipes with varying ratios, and I would like to understand more about how to structure my recipe than risk wasting ingredients on failed incense. Having never made incense before, failed incense is going to happen, but naturally I'd like to minimize this. Anyone got any article/book recommendations for this sort of thing?

Thank you for an awesome video! Very informative! I wonder what are some binder? Can corn starch be a binder?

thank you for the video. I have been looking into survival videos and came across fatwood, pine wood that is super saturated in pine sap, found in the knots and near the base of fallen trees that push sap out to the tree after most of the tree has decayed, so it fills area of the tree with super saturated pine sap and Turpin. It is extremely flammable and just a few sparks from a magnesium rod or ferite rod will set it ablaze. would this be a good choice in making incense?

Any advice on drying the cones? Do they need heat or the sun? Or can I just leave them out at room temperature?

Do you have a bayleaf incense turorial or recipe in a book

Does anybody know where the books can be obtained please? I am in Western Australia by the way.

Hi!!!!! Loved the video! You have such a great energy! I was just wondering - do you sell incense anywhere on a website?? Would love to buy some natural incense from you!

I like ur dragon emblem. Will start making incense. Did anyone tell that u r a great teacher?

How long do they burn for ones I buy on line only seem to last 5-10min or even that, which ingredient is it that would make it burn longer

You mentioned wanting to get the moisture back out. It their a set way to do that or is it just leave it alone till the color returns to normal?

I am looking to make incense sticks. Do you have a recommendation what sticks to use and where I might find them? Also I didn't see a video about rolling sticks. Do you have one, or a preference with technique?

I 3d printed a incense cone mold, I have acquired excess nag champa incense powder, what would you recommend I use to bind the powder together? Would I also need an type of release agent so the powder doesn't stick to the mold? Thank you in advance

I made some incense but it won't burn. Hoping you can help. I used ... 10 tsp Sandal wood .25 tsp Frankincense .25 tsp Myrrh .25 tsp Styrax .5 tsp Dragon's Blood .25 tsp Guar Gum Water It goes out after a little while. I''ll make some more batches. Think I'll try a batch with no guar gum. It might not be a great consistency but at least then I know if that's what's causing the problem.

Boa tarde daria pra traduzir os ingredientes em português obrigada fique com Deus

Do you use herbs already in powder form or do you do it all yourself? If so, do you have a video for that?