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Supplies for Making Incense Sticks
Work Area Tips for Making Incense Sticks
Types of Incense
Safety Tips for Making & Using Incense Sticks
How to Dip Incense
Drying Process for Making Incense Sticks
Temperature Control Tips for Drying Incense Sticks
Types of Oil for Making Incense Sticks
Burning Time for Incense Sticks
Storage Tips for Incense Sticks
Hand Roll vs. Dip Techniques for Making Incense Sticks
Shelf Life for Incense Sticks
Health Cautions for Incense Sticks
Oil Burning Tips for Incense Sticks
Health Benefits of Burning Incense
Hand Dipping Technique for Making Incense Sticks
Summary: Different types of oil for making incense; learn this and more in this free arts and crafts video taught by an expert craftsman.
Husam-Iddin Osiruphu-El is one of the owners of Modest Intentions, a clothing and accessory store located in Baltimore, Maryland. He has been making incense for the past ten years and...read more
"Hi! My name is Husam Iddin and on behalf of Expert Village, I am going to explain to you the types of oil. One will be essential oils, one will be domestic oil and one will be oils that is used for pleasure. First let's start with essential oil. A lot of your essential oils come from plants and we use these plants to get that fragrance. Then you have your resins from trees, such as mer and frankincense. These are used for religious ceremonies. You see what people use for meditation, calmness of themselves. Then you have another type of oil which we call domestic which is everyday burning. These oils are designers, just fragrance and they have a fragrance which some is light and some is heavy such as musk from animals; on behalf of Expert Village."
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