Using Magic Makko To Create Your Own Incense Sticks, Cones, Coils, and More

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After years of thought, and months of planning and testing, I’m excited to announce my first makko “house blend”. Magic Makko is, well, nothing less than MAGIC! It makes creating new incense blends easier than ever before. Novice incense makers will love how easy it is to use. Incense pros will love both its strength and its pliability. You can create joss stick that are FEET long with no breaks or cracks using Magic Makko.
Watch this video to see Magic Makko at work!

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14 сен 2020

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@BrotherHoodMovies331 3 года назад

Love the new look of the site Carl.

@adrianyelnats6084 3 года назад

Loving these videos so much !!

@theo.rivera 3 года назад

Awesome! You have done it... you have manifested that dream! You're Magic Makko blend looks great in action. Compare to your other instructional videos, that blend gives me the impression that my incense making skills has the potential of reaching Carl Neal expert level. I can't wait to order a batch of your new house blend. I'm happy for you and wish you much success. Bright Blessings (p.s. this video didn't need any narration - the proof is in the "incense dough")

@IncenseDragon 3 года назад

Thank you so much!!

@theo.rivera 3 года назад

@@IncenseDragon You're very welcome. I also loved the background music, it was pretty cool.

@The-Grateful-Hippie 3 года назад

I feel it has been forever since I have seen you! Awesome work 🙌 Is that a custom music track or available on the web?

@IncenseDragon 3 года назад

I license music thru Sonicfire, so it's customized but not custom, lol.

@ravisath1 3 года назад

Sir please tell me about chinese raw incense recipe, white colour.

@Cauze23 2 года назад

Just got my supplies from you! So is it safe to assume that I need to use 2Tbsp of Magic Makko to every teaspoon of extra powdered ingredient?

@IncenseDragon 2 года назад

Not at all. You can use that ratio, but you should be able to do a mix that is 50% magic makko, as long as you aren't using any difficult-to-burn aromatics. Try it with white sage and you'll be surprised by the wonderful result. Some blends can use even less than 50% magic makko.

@Cauze23 2 года назад

@@IncenseDragon awesome I made a test batch with Palo Santo, Patchouli and your Magic Makko. I used the extruder and made joss style sticks. They burn great and smell amazing. Next up I'm going to try a blend with 6 different ingredients. Playing with the ratios will be fun to do and come up with a scent that I like.

@suheylasibelkoroglu1855 3 года назад

hi, i made my incenses with makko but its not continue to burning i even use cedarwood with it but it still not burning whats wrong with my incenses

@IncenseDragon 3 года назад

Can you post the recipe you used? That is the only way I could make any guesses about the problem.

@venusandphoenix451 3 месяца назад

Is it possible to do a video showing a dough with too much water or a dos and donuts video?because I have followed recipes to a T and my dough won’t roll onto the stick. As I begin to roll, it becomes hollow which is so strange to me. I need to know how much is too much. Also, consider a zoom class?