DIY herbal incense cones, making natural incense, how to grind herbs for incense - incl. 5 recipes

[@sigvar6795]

Thank you. I am a former smoker. I quit in 2008 after 32 years of smoking. I used to smoke Cigarettes, cigars and pipe. I miss the smell of pipe tobacco burning and I don't know any pipe smokers. I dont think pipe tobacco will burn on its own unless it is in a huge pile and that would produce too much smoke. The desire is to smell it not smoke it. I hope to make a pipe tobacco incense. This is where I start this journey.

[@NaturesDarling]

Sigvar - pipe tobacco incense is such an awesome idea - go for it! You’ll find an abundance of tobacco essential oils online, if you need it. I’ve always wanted to try patchouli incense, but haven’t gotten around to it - hoping I will soon. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@kai-lx3kj]

Thank you!!! I wanted incense for my craft, but didn’t want to buy any. This is perfect because I have a lot of herbs, plus, when i make something, I feel like I have a stronger connection to it since I put time and my energy into it, so this is perfect for me!! 😊😊😊

[@NaturesDarling]

Witchy Animation - I agree!! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@shanthirao3774]

What is rebounding agent

[@patrickotte5982]

Using the piping cone with paper is a brilliant idea!

[@NaturesDarling]

Patrick Otte - Yea! :) Thanks for watching! 💚

[@mcjaegerful]

Thank you! I've been buying incense and to save money I want to make my own. I have all of the ingredients to make some, and thanks to your tutorial, I know how to make them.

[@NaturesDarling]

mcjaegerful - if you’ve never burned herbal / natural incenses before, perhaps you should make a small test batch - there are some differences. Thanks for watching!💚

[@lasharonbrown9454]

Thank you. Wish I could smell this video!

[@NaturesDarling]

Lasharon Brown - I wish you could, too! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@user-N20]

Wow this is one of the most relaxing and informative videos I've seen on the subject, thank you for sharing! 💜

[@NaturesDarling]

SBwarriorwolf - thanks for watching, and for taking the time to leave a comment!!💚

[@Kywii]

Very relaxing and informative I will make some soon

[@NaturesDarling]

Kywii - cool. Thanks for watching!💚

[@conjurebones]

I've watched so many incense cone instruction videos and yours is absolutely the best. Thank you.

[@NaturesDarling]

@conjurebones - thanks for watching!💚

[@wendydee3007]

I clicked like after only 5 seconds because your beautiful energy shines through:o)

[@NaturesDarling]

Wendy Dee - I do appreciate the kind words! And thanks for watching! 💚

[@keimtime13]

That was really helpful thank you! Especially the parchment inside the cone!! What a sweet collection of burners. 🙏🏼

[@NaturesDarling]

@Michelle Keim - thanks for watching!💚

[@Fontonfrom]

I have so many herbs for incense but I never knew I to prepare it untill I came across ur wonderful video. I really love how u made so simple. Thanks a lot❤

[@NaturesDarling]

@sampsonworaeoti9421 - thanks for the kind words - and thanks for watching!💚

[@Darksparkz22]

Smooth video, music, aesthetic, simplicity. Thank you very much!

[@NaturesDarling]

TheMeditationMovement - thank you for the kind words, and for watching! 💚

[@mamdires6841]

Love how detailed the video is 👌🏾

[@NaturesDarling]

Moha Abdul - thanks for watching and for the kind words!💚

[@ingabitere108]

Beautiful. I'm inspired. I have plenty of nothern juniper that I don't want to throw away. So, I started to search how to make an incense. And I found this video. And it's great. I have to give a try. Thanks !

[@NaturesDarling]

INGA BITERE - that sounds wonderful! Have fun making them - and thanks for watching! 💚

[@coyotedreams3902]

Thank you for the best incense making video on KZbin!

[@NaturesDarling]

Coyote Dreams - thanks for the kind words! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@faithk1892]

Thank you so much for this video! Ive been telling people this when they ask. There is that apprehension behind it, especially when taking it from grounds where bodies are buried. You do you Witch! 😊 This video does help. Thank you again! Hail Hekate!❤

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching!💚

[@EarthKeeperSelinaMu]

Wonderful instruction with music not too loud and pleasant to listen to. New Subscriber!😊

[@NaturesDarling]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching! 💚 Thanks for the sub!

[@melehamasaki]

Thank you so much for such a serene and informative video! I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us. I learned so much and can't wait to try it out myself!

[@NaturesDarling]

@melehamasaki I’m so glad you found the video helpful! Thanks for watching!!💚

[@lorettagallagher]

I Love Cone Incense. Thank you for the Lesson.

[@NaturesDarling]

@Loretta Gallagher - thanks for watching!💚

[@kirstencorby8465]

I didn't even know you could make your own incense until. few days ago. TFS.

[@NaturesDarling]

Kirsten Corby - thanks for watching!💚

[@LorrieBlanks]

The cone burner are beautiful ❤

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching!💚

[@mysticshadow7047]

I'm so happy I just found this, yes I am following I have turned on notifications and I am taking notes. Thank you for sharing. This is a jewel!

[@NaturesDarling]

Mystic Shadow - thanks for the follow! 💚

[@alohamja]

This music is lovely ❤️ thank you for sharing

[@NaturesDarling]

Michelle Juliana - yes, isn’t it? thanks for watching! 💚

[@faithk1892]

Thank you for doing this video! I feel this helps others out. Plus offering things to a graveyard helps especially when the place looks abandoned or some steal stones or kick them over( which ive seen).Food and drink is the best

[@NaturesDarling]

@faithkleinschmidt1088 - thanks for watching!💚

[@MiauMichigan]

Using a piping tip with parchment paper is so clever! Thank you! I'll try it!

[@NaturesDarling]

connie - thanks for watching!💚

[@evyberm801]

Thank you so much for sharing this with us ma'am! I will definitely be trying those recipes.

[@NaturesDarling]

E Berm - thanks for watching! 💚

[@ozgeesirgen3453]

Hi from Türkiye. This video is the best how to make natural insence video i have ever watched. And you are sweet thank u so much for your all videos..🍀🍀🍀

[@NaturesDarling]

ozge esirgen - thanks for the kind words, and for watching! 💚

[@lizloukiss]

Thank you so much for this lovely guide. You are a wonderful teacher! 🌿🌸

[@NaturesDarling]

Elizabeth Smith, thank you for the kind words! And thanks for watching 💚

[@leamarpz8650]

Glad to see this video. Now i can make my own incense. thank u for sharing this♥️

[@NaturesDarling]

@leamarpz8650 - thanks watching! 💚

[@zeinabshakeri2292]

Resin white copal همون کُندر؟

[@mourya2318]

I can imagine Fragrance 😊♥️

[@NaturesDarling]

@Mourya - thanks for watching!💚

[@beautyschoolbooks]

Thankyou I showed this video to my Organic perfume students.

[@NaturesDarling]

Beauty School Books Robyn J. Smith - Thank you for sharing the video! And perhaps you might like other videos in this playlist: NATURAL REMEDIES / HERBALS kzbin.info/aero/PLSChPUF3SUcVO98MTKlOEmM7uThEUMPUs 😊. Thanks for watching!💚

[@nataliedarling1960]

I love this video! I've watched it more than once because it's very relaxing and very simple to follow. Thank you!

[@NaturesDarling]

Natalie Darling - Thanks for watching! 💚

[@liamvnbw]

I can almost smell the aroma of those cloves through the screen! Also, I didn't know about the benefits of burning bay leaves... Interesting!

[@NaturesDarling]

Liam Van Bouwel - I use bay leaf almost every time I cook - 1 bay leaf and my entire house doesn’t smell like curry or salmon 😊. Thanks for watching!💚

[@LorrieBlanks]

This Demo is very well done

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching! 💚

[@LL-ct6rp]

I have to get me a coffee grinder love ❤️.love

[@NaturesDarling]

L L - thanks for watching!💚

[@NaturesDarling]

If you liked this video, you might like this too: Easy Hand-Rolled Incense Sticks || All-Natural || Lavender & Sandalwood || 2 Methods || w/ Recipe kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHPLiJmCbLCfhaM

[@jodiwhitfield494]

This was the video I needed. You gave us more than I asked for. Thanks for this tutorial and for your recipes!!!

[@NaturesDarling]

@Jodi Whitfield - thanks for watching!💚

[@paulavieirademedeiros1946]

Tks so much i am just arriving. I make cone as well so far only cinammon but u inspired m to use more herbs in the coffe grainder. Lov from Brazil th U!

[@NaturesDarling]

Paula Vieira de Medeiros - great! Thanks for watching!💚

[@VJ.Anointed.]

Thank you for all the tips and information.

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching!💚

[@natalyam5778]

ASMR herb shop 🦋

[@NaturesDarling]

Natalya Matos - thanks for watching! 💚😊

[@barrylangley8021]

This is perfect. I find a coffee bean bullet grinder saves on the elbow grease and they are cheap enough to have one specially for incense making only. Sand from the beach which has been dried and sieved gives a fine base for the incense burners.

[@NaturesDarling]

Barry Langley - great! Have fun creating. Thanks for watching!💚

[@nickitori]

I just got interested in incense and disliked the varieties available to me (mostly made in China) so this is just perfect! How often do you burn your incense? I would like to know whether the smell lingers or if it's just for a momentary pleasant aroma.

[@NaturesDarling]

Aivscene Menytings - I burn incense when I’m in a quiet, meditative mood - mostly early evenings to early nights - anywhere from once a week to once a month - the cones burn for 5-7 mins and the smell doesn’t linger long - the sticks I make burn for over an hour and the smell does linger for more than a day. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@AmakersArtandSouL]

That was beautiful!

[@NaturesDarling]

I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@Yoltzin07]

Hey Jennifer, just found your channel and wanted to ‘Thank You’ for this very helpful and so relaxing video ❤ Never heard of Makko powder. Is this a sort of binder too? Ta x

[@NaturesDarling]

@Yoltzin07 - glad you found the video useful! Makko powder is from the bark of a tree and I use it bc it binds the ingredients well and it improves the burning of the incense. Thanks for watching!!💚

[@maqueehdiaz7732]

Hello there... new subscriber here. Thank you for sharing this video. I also love herbs and INCENSES.

[@NaturesDarling]

Maqueeh Diaz - thanks for the sub, and for watching!💚

[@lilidevinefem]

Wow you can feel the peace you feel from working with herbs they work wonders in our lifes

[@NaturesDarling]

They do! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@cathyrobinson8301]

Your video was so relaxing

[@NaturesDarling]

@Cathy Robinson - thanks for watching! 💚

[@francescabunch1582]

Thank you for the great tutorial 👍✨👍

[@NaturesDarling]

@Francesca Bunch - thanks for watching!💚

[@evadidio829]

finally I know how to use that sandalwood powder and that iris powder I bought years ago.

[@NaturesDarling]

Evadidio - good! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@josefina_c]

thank you jennifer i just found your channel and suscribed :)

[@NaturesDarling]

josefina - thanks for subscribing!💚

[@skimerchick]

What a wonderful video, thank you so much for sharing! Your love for botanicals comes through in this!

[@NaturesDarling]

Vanessa Morrow - glad you enjoyed it! 💚

[@l.d.4837]

Great Information!!😊

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching!💚

[@sean8447]

💖 🎁🌍love your vids because it's relaxing and fun and I love incense sticks cones and coils🙂🌿🌹

[@NaturesDarling]

@Sean - thanks for watching!💚

[@MentorBobproctor]

Imagine the police came in the house and saw the copal resin in the mortar and pestle 😂 thanks for the informative video!

[@NaturesDarling]

Jayden Unger - 😀 funny! Hoping this didn’t happen to you 😃Imagine them doing a taste test and the copal resin sticking to the tongue. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@Kylie11724]

Very cool ☺️. Enjoyed watching.

[@NaturesDarling]

Kylie - thank you for watching!💚

[@ersiolarebeshi456]

Can I use just cloves and cinnamon please answer ?

[@NaturesDarling]

Ersiola Rebeshi - do you mean cloves and cinnamon without a binder? I’ve never made incense using only cloves & cinnamon - I’ve always used a binder (makko powder or similar) to hold the ingredients together and to help with the burn. But you could make a very small test batch to see if the incense falls apart after drying and to test the burn. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@alisafraser6937]

Brilliant using a piping tool and parchment ! This is gonna save me ao much time ..I got an extruder but it's too hard...and I got a mold but makes cones too wide so they won't burn

[@NaturesDarling]

@Alisa Fraser - so glad you found the video useful! Thanks for watching!💚

[@JulieCarrier-t3o]

Thank you for this video! Just wanting to make sure of the measurement of sandalwood powder in your recipe. It says ''2 tsps sandalwood powder'', is that teaspoon or tablespoon? Thank you very much!

[@NaturesDarling]

Yes, 2 teaspoons. This recipe makes a small amount of incense - if you want a larger recipe you should increase all the ingredients. Thanks for watching!💚

[@marzyehayoubi487]

Thank you for teaching & sharing.😇😍🙏🏼

[@NaturesDarling]

Marzyeh Ayoubi - thanks for watching!💚

[@melehamasaki]

Thanks!

[@NaturesDarling]

@melehamasaki I’m stunned and also very grateful for your generosity! Thank you for taking the time to express your appreciation this way!💚💚😊

[@nicoleruiz7906]

Thank you for sharing with us! I wanted to try making my own incense and appreciate you ❤️ Very helpful. Would you or have you tried using honey in place of water? Also do you find that using the copal or any other resin makes it smoker when it burns? Thank you again!

[@NaturesDarling]

Nicole Ruiz - I’ve seen honey used as a binder instead of makko powder, but I’ve never tried it. I suggest you make a small test batch with the honey to find the correct ratio of herbs to honey - also, keep in mind that honey will take a longer time to dry. Regarding the smoking, I haven’t noticed any difference within the tree resins. Thanks for watching! Have fun making your incense! 💚

[@lapismosi8065]

Very nice thank you💕💕💕

[@NaturesDarling]

Lapis Mosi - thanks for watching! 💚

[@jasp4836]

thank you so much you seem like a very nice lady

[@NaturesDarling]

Jasper Lane - thanks for your kind words, and for watching! 💚

[@lifewithiesha]

This is oddly soothing and so satisfying ! 😩💞 thank you for sharing!

[@NaturesDarling]

Quienniie - thanks for watching!💚

[@seemabhardwaj9788]

Wow I Love you for this. ❤️🙏

[@NaturesDarling]

seema Bhardwaj - thanks for watching! 💚

[@nicolewerchek9542]

Thank you !

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching!💚

[@Lordship16]

Excellent work. And great presentation.

[@NaturesDarling]

Suparn Samani - I truly appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching 💚

[@bluebutterflywellness2273]

Thank you for this-- can you dry in a dehydrator for same results?

[@NaturesDarling]

I’ve never dried them in a dehydrator, but you could test a few or a small batch to see if the “burn” is still good. Thanks for watching!💚

[@NatalieWarren13]

So relaxing to watch, thanks

[@NaturesDarling]

Natalie Warren - Thanks for watching! 💚

[@dannitycane25]

Very nice video.

[@NaturesDarling]

THE REAL - thanks for watching! 💚

[@samc.9996]

Thank you so much for this video! Now I can finally do something with my broken bay leaves 😊🙌🏾 Where did you get your burners?

[@NaturesDarling]

@Sam C - glad you can use your broken bay leaves - I got these burners at a garage sale about 10 yrs ago. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@Blackoleander623]

Great video. Thank you for sharing. 💕

[@NaturesDarling]

Latitude Lanore - thanks for watching! 💚

[@omega6810]

hi Nature's Darling do you have a tutorial on how to make reverse cones Incense the one that you buy 99% of the time they don't smell good at all plus they burn fast Thank you in advance ....

[@NaturesDarling]

@omega6810 - do you mean backflow cone candles? Thanks for watching!💚

[@fireopal4534]

What mixer us that? A coffee mixer? Love this video. 🙏

[@NaturesDarling]

Fire Opal - it’s a coffee grinder. Thanks for watching!💚

[@mellisb]

This is awesome! Thank you!!!

[@NaturesDarling]

mellisb - thanks for watching! 💚

[@anusuyabai1021]

Hello sir do you do commercial theses cones and sell them. Do you give training sir

[@NaturesDarling]

Unfortunately, I don’t sell them or give classes. Thanks for watching!💚

[@Red_Riverwalk]

Beautiful. Thank you for sharing🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@NaturesDarling]

Mimi Hall - thanks for watching!💚

[@jakobneirinck]

Thanks for this video! Do you know if makko powder can be substituted for sandalwood powder and what are the differences? Have a great day

[@NaturesDarling]

@jakobneirinck - thanks for watching!💚 I don’t know bc I always use makko powder for a better burn. Try making a small batch without the makko powder and see they burn.

[@JackieMeadow]

Which one of these incense burners would you reccomend? I have a similar one that constantly snuffs out my incense, but I love the beautiful shape of the smoke it initially creates!

[@NaturesDarling]

Jacqueline Hide - the burners without a lid will burn the incenses without a problem, but the lidded ones are so much more stylish 😊. Try to get a good burn on the cones before you put the lid on. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@aquilafirrina6349]

What’s makko powder substitute? Can i use tragacanth gum or guar gum instead?

[@NaturesDarling]

@Firrina Aquila Sinatrya - ***A viewer was kind enough to suggest an alternative to makko powder: use 1/8 tsp tragacanthin gum for about 3 Tbsp of combined ingredients*** pls read further info in the description box below the video. Thanks for watching!💚

[@arteira2000]

Hello, I live in Brazil and here I do not find some products like makko powde and white copal resin. Is there anything similar that I can do replacing these products???

[@NaturesDarling]

@arteira2000 - there are several suggestions in the comments. Also, read the info in the description box below the video. Thanks for watching!💚

[@Alexxluv]

Wow well worth the subscribe from me learned so much and you made it look easy. I will definitely be getting those items and making my own. Thank you so much!!

[@NaturesDarling]

Spazzylocks - glad you found it useful. Thanks for subscribing and for watching! 💚

[@hazelgardner957]

Lovely video (you have the most beautiful hands!)

[@NaturesDarling]

Hazel Gardner - thanks for the kind words, and for watching!! 💚

[@nikinaylor5445]

Is makko the same as lecithin?

[@NaturesDarling]

@Niki Naylor - in my opinion, they could both be called a binder, but lecithin is food that is emulsifying, while makko is the bark of a tree. Thanks for watching!💚

[@bluelightnin9819]

Awesome! Can I make Sweetgrass incense, just by grinding the sweetgrass, adding the water and rolling it into cones or do I have to add something to keep it from going out when it's burned? This is great! Thanks!

[@NaturesDarling]

Blue Lightnin - you’ll def need a binder (finely ground tree bark or tree resin), but you could make a test batch and see how it burns. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@tyana_allday]

This video was so relaxing and informative! Thanks so much :)

[@NaturesDarling]

Tanya S - Thanks for watching!💚

[@RoyallyDivine]

Lovely video! I feel very inspired! Definitely going to make some. Question in you post notes you have essential oil as a optional add to making the cones. When in the process of making them do you add the essential oil? Thank you for taking the time to make this! 💕

[@NaturesDarling]

RoyallyDivine - I said optional for the few drops of lavender essential oil because I had already included the ground lavender herb and wondered if the few drops would make a difference. You would add the essential oil just before the distilled water. Thanks so much for watching! 💚

[@chrispirolo170]

Amazing!

[@NaturesDarling]

Chris Pirolo - Thank you for watching! 💚

[@narendramishra763]

Awesome video

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching! 💚

[@sashaleena1113]

Amazing, enjoyed watching it.

[@NaturesDarling]

Sasha Leena - thanks for watching! 💚

[@CarrieSketches]

I love your channel. Namaste ❤️

[@NaturesDarling]

Carrie Sketches - thanks for the kind words - you made my day! Thanks for watching! 💚

[@numenation647]

This was lovely. Thank you

[@NaturesDarling]

numenation- Thanks for watching!💚

[@kaiar6680]

tysm! can i use grinded herbs honey and water?

[@NaturesDarling]

Kaia - yes, honey can be used as a binder (though I’ve never tried it), but your recipe should have the correct ratio of honey to herbs - honey does not dry easily / quickly, and a damp incense will not burn. Thanks for watching! 💚

[@dominikawindak7618]

are you a green whitch? if so id love to learn more about your practice for i strive to be ome a green whitch myself

[@NaturesDarling]

Dominica Windak - thanks for watching! 😊 Nope. I just love nature / botanical, and enjoy making / creating. 💚 But perhaps in another life I was ...? 😊

[@lunchboxfightsyou]

This video was lovely, thank you so much for sharing!

[@NaturesDarling]

Lauren Barnett - thanks for watching! 💚

[@jeannieresto499]

Thank you!! this is great. I am going to try this. Question what kind of salt and black powder do you use in the end when burning the cones?

[@NaturesDarling]

Jeannie Resto - the black powder is sand (the sand protects the bottom of the burner from the heat), but you can use regular table salt or natural sand. Thank you for watching! 💚

[@macsiele]

What other type of grinder can I use? Thank you for your light!

[@NaturesDarling]

Violet Ina - you could try a blender or mortar & pestle - then use a sieve to remove the chunky bits. Thanks for watching!💚

[@GoingBananas67]

Great video thank you💛💛

[@NaturesDarling]

Thanks for watching! 💚

[@nyahb3242]

Much love for shared wisom Sister. Can I ask the one if using any form of metals (heat generating) blender cutlery and storage affects the effects of the burn? Namaste. (Heart) SUBSCRIBED!

[@NaturesDarling]

Hi Nyah B - I don’t think blender or cutlery will affect the burn (most knives etc are stainless steel anyway- that’s good ) - however, if your burners are metal, put a little salt or sand in the bottom before lighting the incense just to avoid any effect from the burning metal. Re the storage, I prefer glass, wooden box, wax paper or cardboard to maintain the freshness and fragrance - I avoid plastic, regular paper and cloth. Thanks for subscribing! 💚

[@omincenseshow]

Oohhh.... These look so good 😊😊👍🙏

[@NaturesDarling]

om incense show - Thanks for watching!💚