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How to Make Incense Sticks : How to Dip Incense

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Uploaded by on Nov 19, 2007

Learn how to dip your own incense sticks to make the fragrance and more in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert craftsman.

Expert: Husam-Iddin Osiruphu-El
Bio: Husam-Iddin Osiruphu-El is one of the owners of Modest Intentions, a clothing and accessory store located in Baltimore, Maryland.
Filmmaker: Antar Hanif

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  • I make this so people outside my window cant smell all the weed.

  • what a hoax, this is not incense, is just chemical fragrance in a stick, like all the industrial scum, sorry, I'm shure you are a nice guy, you look like a good person, but what you are teaching here is just not incense

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  • Most be a fun hobby. I just don't have all the supplies.

  • Orient/House Blend by Flore smelled like Shalimar by Fantasy Garden or something from China,Japan,or East Asia.

  • The name and type of Incense Sticks I like as my favorite it cannot be found anymore anywhere in the world today. They are by Flore made in Canada called Lilac and Orient renamed later as House Blend then discontinued after 1986 by the company. The only other Incense Stick fragrances I like are Lotus made in China or Thailand,Joss Sticks made in China,and Frankincense + Myrrh made in Oman.

  • @PandoraKyss you are right and the smoke & fumes. some are made with better materials than others. some are plain hazard to health. check out my videos about important things about health & food. also about bio weapons & other thing you did not know about because the government is keeping it from you.

  • @candygir7 I also prefer simple dried herbs or resins, sometimes mixed with an oil, burned over charcoal or burned directly on a rock if there is enough oil. Most incenses are made with synthetic fragrances and chemicals. One can usually tell by the pounding headache one gets from it.

  • Why does he presume that anyone knows what dpg is? What is dpg? If I or anyone should be expected to know this, then it would not be unreasonable for me to ask the chap what are the formulas for all six functions of unit circular trigonometry? Just like he would think I'm crazy for expecting him to know this, if he doesn't know anything about trig, why should I not think it strange that he should presume that we should know what dpg is,? What kind of teaching is this?

  • Thanks sexy.

  • they are trying to get you to buy these materials and put the thing together. more like a hobbie. will still cost you plenty to make it on your own. dpg is a chemical 2,3-Bisphosphoglycerate(2,3-Di­phosphoglycerate), involved in haemoglobin-oxygen binding. incents are not healthy. you breath in the burning coal or wood (maybe is ok) along with the perfumed scent. scented oil candels are better.

  • great accent :)

  • Recipe for Cone Incense...

    Mix together: 2 parts Makko  1 part Sandalwood powder 1 part Cassia powder 1/2 part Clove powder

    Add a little warm water and knead dough completely.

    Form in small incense cones.

    Dry at room temperature for 24 hours.

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