Learn how to make incense

[@vandeguruparamparam30]

incense stick powder list shown in the video cinnamon - Cinnamomum verum kostum - Costus igneus rose flower powder malagar - Squalius malacitanus amber seed powder patchouli - Pogostemon cablin kachni koti chandan - Pterocarpus santalinus kunkiliyum - Shorea robusta Jigat(gigget) / Joss powder for binding incense to stick - mattipaal - Ailanthus Triphysa vettiver - Chrysopogon zizanioides charcoal powder sambrani - Gum Benzoin kasturi gada spent (Sandalwood de-oiled spent dust) smite chips

[@jasminjwhite]

Thank you so much for translating some of those! I was curious what powders she had made for the mix.

[@sachinghatkar7211]

Can u teach me. I am from Mumbai...if possible please share your contact details. My mobile no is 9324203528

[@PrintsInTheSoil]

Thank you because I was lost!

[@jessib7495]

That must smell divine!

[@soul_relishing_payal]

We can't dip it in fragrance? Since essential oils are so costly

[@weezieweirdo]

I bet that lady smells amazing! Her rolling technique looks like she's had years of practice too.

[@sadx295]

Every little kids mind:

[@daking3737]

Probably one of the best comments I've read on KZbin lol

[@fullasand1147]

@@daking3737 you know It

[@katherinewilson4985]

I thought the same thing lol

[@jackclewsy]

I saw her roll it out and my jaw just dropped

[@alicemontemaggi6361]

This helped me so much! I always see premade (with no flavour) incense just put in essential oils, but I was looking for the explanation of the incense making, so this was very helpful, thank you! :)

[@SikanaEnglish]

Thanks very much for your comment Alice, we're really glad you liked the video! Are you planning on making some incense for yourself? We'd love to see how you get on! :)

[@christine1962ful]

@@SikanaEnglishThank you for this video. Can you explain what are the basic ratios of the powders, oils and water? That would also be helpful and avoid wasting ingredients and better rexperiments of what works well ...

[@rupalinimbalkar4641]

Hello can you help me with the process

[@barrionnabutler4542]

@@SikanaEnglish Que qqñ Ñ

[@AshaCattette]

This is exactly what I was looking for, thank you for the video!

[@Chwiirleader]

Awesome project, thanks for sharing! One thing that might help for future videos would be to throw a few recipes in the comments (ie a ratio of acacia gum to dried powdered lavender or whatever otehr herb they want to use) The video gives a good overview of the process but with it being so short those sort of details are missed (but could easily be added to the description). I'm looking forward to giving it a shot later :)

[@jordanaestelle7442]

The absolute best tutorial I have watched so far on in scent making.

[@SikanaEnglish]

This is so nice to hear, thank you very much !

[@eqlzr2]

This is the best video by far I've seen on making your own incense. No BS, no hocus-pocus, just straightforward fundamentals. Thx. I want to ask, though, about making incense without putting a stick in the middle. I don't want the smell of the burning stick. Do you just shape the incense putty into a cone or whatever and burn it that way?

[@TazzM]

Perhaps the stick could be rosemary stem

[@2MeNew2]

Hi, not sure if you are still looking for this information; but yes, you can just shape them into a cone using your hands. I have also noticed people with little wooden gadgets to shape several incense cones at a time. I am not sure what they are called though. Another good idea that I ran across was the tip of a piping bag lined with parchment or wax paper to get the cone shape. All the best to you and yours =-)

[@eqlzr2]

@@2MeNew2 Cool tip about the piping bag tip. Thx!

[@2MeNew2]

@@eqlzr2 , Your Welcomed!!

[@kayyoung7388]

Bhutan & Tibetan incenses are made with no sticks, you can Google and see their beautiful incense holders. Then no need to sharp incenses. By the way, when I travel I prefer using clip (small one for holding papers). It's the lightest and cheapest thing i know for holding incense, and so convenient to get it! Just need to adjust the angle to let incense stand properly.😊

[@lexi3345]

Thank you so much, this is the first video I’ve seen that actually shows you how to MAKE the incense sticks. very helpful thank you!

[@louhaslostit]

Okay I need to know if I'm getting this right. If I did this, would it be right: 1. Grind up charcoal (is there a specific type I need?) 2. Add ground up resin (dragons blood and other common ones) 3. Add essential oil and water, making moldable 4. Roll sticks in it and then cover in powder from earlier 5. Let dry Is the incense ready to burn then?

[@wegfarir1963]

Was it ready to burn?

[@TeaScholar]

It’s been years, can we burn it yet?

[@ravindransamyvello492]

Thats really wonderful tradisional way of making incense sticks.

[@ConnorAustin]

Thank you for this video I am trying to make some incense sticks using pyrethrum to keep mosquitoes away and this video was very informative on the incense process

[@SikanaEnglish]

You're welcome :-)

[@lucianamorc]

I'm totally going to try! Thank you very much!

[@SikanaEnglish]

Thanks, let us know how it goes, or send us in some pictures of yours!

[@vikassmalviya1807]

Can you please provide ratio of powder used in your video so that will be helpful for us thank for making wonderful videos

[@josefinamartinez2649]

Can you please write some information about the names of the herbs that you showed in this video. I can not find them. The video very well explained. Thank you.

[@lifeisbeautiful8950]

You can check the comment some viewer written very nicely.

[@Allyourbase1990]

That’s so cool how she rolls them onto the stick that smoothly

[@peacelovejoy8786]

I'm a hands on learner. I wish we had a class you could sign-up for at our community College! I'm a total incense junkie, I've smelled it ALL - good and bad!!! 👃 Peace and Love - Roseburg Oregon ✌❤🙏

[@karenrobinson2007]

AGREE !!

[@floodkevin4716]

Great video thanks! I got my answer I needed. For anyone asking about binders, I use Makko Powder. It is a Japanese odorless bark that works great so far.

[@algoquedecir00]

WOOOOWWWW, YOU'RE A SUPER EXPERT!!!!

[@lunathebulldogtran7385]

Very well done video....very precise explanation I love it! I always buy nag champa and end up with a bunch of the powder when I'm done with my bag and wanted to know if I could purpose it! This was very useful thank you very much!!!🤗

[@chantalmassin1756]

This is so special❤❤❤. I had no idea how to even start to make it. So amazing 😊

[@kellievanellie]

This is awesome! I can’t wait to try. I love this channel and how much you teach us to make things on our own

[@yashny]

Thanks for sharing! Always wondered how it was made. I use them daily.

[@velerina2017]

Loved those natural incense. Hope you're using natural itra for truly natural and organic incense

[@atzerv]

Could you please write the quantity of each herb and what kind of herb you are using to each step?

[@carsonrutz9659]

No

[@daphnegerry9318]

Thank you!! I can't wait to try this!!!

[@tracih.1952]

Thank you so very much! Your instruction and technique are truly amazing!!! 💖💖💖

[@davidclark3603]

That was good that. The music is fantastic! Thanks!

[@qwertyasf]

No toxins pure ingredients just beautiful

[@Kikithefilthyrichwitch]

I Love this recipe ❤️🌞 Thank you so much for sharing ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tiffanyharris2241]

Thanks so much for posting this video. This is very helpful to my business.

[@SikanaEnglish]

Thank you !

[@danielbryce4502]

Hello! Thank you for the help... Where can I purchase the little sticks from?

[@vashistha2010]

Dear Sikana I see your all videos but incense making is best ways to empower the people It's really right way to help people I salute your team members Thank you

[@RevaOrwig]

Thank you for sharing your technique!

[@sadhanachitwadgi6247]

Where do you purchase the wooden sticks from?

[@i6oVices]

Thank you, straight forward informational.

[@SaturdaySoul]

This is wonderful to know! Thank you!

[@SikanaEnglish]

You're most welcome :-)

[@EvansCristi]

Thank you! Please tell me where I can buy the sticks?

[@nahumrincon6165]

What powders did you use in the video?

[@dawncampling7292]

Excellent video.is there a website to buy the powder and sticks please.thank you x

[@AirleaMysticHealing]

What type of wood are the plain sticks made of? What herbs and ingredients are used? Thanks

[@joshuabeech-maher8729]

Amazing! I want to make a orange glass store that specializes in perfume in its various forms, and this video holds potential for it all.

[@SikanaEnglish]

That's a great idea! We hope the results was as you envisioned!

[@ropaulat7601]

What a great channel , so useful the videos and very well explained.Thank you

[@SikanaEnglish]

We are pleased to see that you enjoy our content !

[@kirstencorby8465]

This is so cool. I would like to try this myself. But until then I'll feel good about buying incense from India. Which I already do.

[@wf1218]

Thank you for teaching.

[@Jynx215]

Very informative, thanks. I especially like the background music.

[@xandraeon]

That was so cool! Thank you for sharing ❤

[@SikanaEnglish]

You're welcome :-)

[@guravram3735]

My P.E teacher makes us watch these videos and I thought you guys only made fitness video now when I searched up how to make incense sticks this popped up and I was shocked

[@SikanaEnglish]

Thanks for your comment, we vary our content ! We hope you enjoy our videos 😉

[@notag_channel]

Wow this is an amazing video! Thank you for showing us!

[@backyardgardenjourney3461]

So talented. Thanks for sharing.

[@SikanaEnglish]

Thank you ! Don't hesitate to check out our other videos 😉

[@SharonMerlier]

How can I find out how much of each ingredient to use for this incense?

[@cinnynana5775]

pretty sure u eyeball it depending on how strong u want it to be!

[@DanielLopez-um1ho]

You make it look so easy. Thank you i will definitely have a go.

[@SikanaEnglish]

Hope you'll get it perfect!

[@AssanRaelian]

Excellent video 👍🏿

[@alvisgineika9306]

Deeply thankful, ok you make it look simple, but the technique has to have years of experience, now find all in this country ,,,, that is a challenge :-)

[@simonemccure6733]

What a relaxing informative video. Have copal and other herbs and now i know what to do with it. Oh where did you get your cute handled jars from please 😊🙏

[@kikikicks1812]

Can you use any oil? Like coconut oil?

[@dr.swatiscosmoderma]

Very nice and easy method and you add essential oils in that its not only useful just for fragrance but also mental peace and relaxation too thanks for sharing loved it 😊

[@Aridzonia1]

What is “essential oil”?

[@lcancio]

Amazing!! thank you for sharing.

[@nefersphinx3682]

No words to thank you! 🙏🏼

[@MH-zo2mz]

Where can we get the raw materials

[@tic857]

So they don't use a binding agent? I can just use ground charcoal and my choice of plant with some water and it'll hold together???

[@lynararie9536]

Excellent video!! 🖤🖤🖤

[@monibaruah4865]

Is there any online class available ?

[@W4RD1N8ER]

I am here to learn from the pro’s I have some good ingredients coming to make this and see if I can even do this half as good as these ladies. Thanks for sharing this.

[@kilasikuvideo8122]

Good work done.

[@cleo5793]

Amazing smell and all natural ingredients...no chemicals.

[@LadyScorpiusTarot]

Thank you soo much ❤

[@SikanaEnglish]

Thank you :-)

[@ekaelizabeth6320]

Kindly state all measurements of ingredients used accordingly.

[@Fernando-qi3el]

what is the black liquid that you add to the mix? Thank you

[@Ashleenycolesalon]

Myrrh

[@shivani_daro]

Please, where can I buy the wood sticks?

[@wolfgirlantwortet2818]

Can I use sunflower oil too?

[@gruboniell4189]

Please try Australian herbs/scents. No one has done it yet

[@leatuka8138]

Thank you very much for sharing! one love

[@itsu2553]

What was the essential oil that was being used?

[@ShaharMoringa-yw4ri]

But what arecthe amounts? How much spices how much oils What stick it all?

[@AlleKat]

What is the fantastic background music?

[@charlottehanna790]

Thank you so much.

[@mammybelle7302]

Cool. Thank you. ❤

[@SikanaEnglish]

You're welcome :-)

[@yourbestlifebrandi]

Wow super cool video!

[@djToniTontonNewZealand]

where do u get the sticks from , please help

[@dirtfan4754]

Exactly what I needed to learn! Does anyone know where to get the sticks to put the incense on? I’m having trouble finding them

[@sythe3858]

They are regular bamboo sticks,so you should be able find them at Walmart and places like that

[@beratylmaz7030]

my incense has not reached the consistency of dough, how can I do it?

[@TizzTv]

I love incense. I have 40 packs and mix and match them. Want to eventually make my own scent and sell them locally so thanks .

[@dianalopez5110]

Where can i buy the powders to make the incense thank you

[@pridhimakin4825]

Pls tell which oil did u used

[@eltallerdeelberg....1273]

Amazing skills!! it LOOKS so easy!! Repeat: looks...

[@rincyjohnson-ee8lg]

Where we can get these things

[@7Donna77]

What a beautiful hands 🙌

[@sythe3858]

This is the only video on incense stick making that is actually making them and not putting essential oils on pre-made sticks

[@ruh7792]

Hi thanks so much could I know the proportion and ingredients of the powder

[@MichelleReneeMusic]

Thank you so much for this! 💞

[@wisdom_meets_you]

Who is the lady narrating this video? Her voice is cute

[@SikanaEnglish]

She is one of the volunteers who help us to make Sikana into more languages ;-) A good friend from south of India

[@xyzxyz23513]

What r the ingredients and its meadure

[@SebastienFortin07]

What kind of sticks do you use? Can I used skewer sticks?

[@cosmicsoul973]

Hi i want to know why do you need charcoal powder? And also what do you use for the mold to stick on to the wooden stick ?

[@ravenfeathesDVM]

The background music makes me feel like belly dancing. 😆

[@abundantsunflower1107]

This is awesome!

[@anotherday1495]

Thank you!🙏❤

[@misspat2944]

Thank you ❤️😌❤️😌

[@mollylove2599]

Wow wonderful. God bless man with all knowledge💖💝