Easy Hand-Rolled Herbal Incense Sticks || All-Natural || Lavender/ Sandalwood || 2 Methods || Recipe
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2020
- These all-natural herbal incense sticks made with lavender herbal tea and essential oils will burn for up to 122 minutes!
Making your own incense sticks ensures that the ingredients are all natural and chemical free.
In this video I'm showing:
• how to use herbal tea in your incense
• 2 different hand-rolling techniques
• how I store my incense
• how I burn my incense
Recipe:
1/4 cup sandalwood powder - amzn.to/3opmUkO
1/8 cup finely ground lavender herb - amzn.to/35D3ZKy
1/4 cup makko powder - amzn.to/3mnRCJb
1/4 cup ground copal resin - amzn.to/31Lgcfn
1 or 2 Tbsps lavender herbal tea (add small amounts until the mix is moist, then stop - updated 11.27.20)
1 tsp lavender essential oil - amzn.to/35uG9AQ
1 tsp sandalwood essential oil
Wooden splits: - amzn.to/3osgnWC
This makes 28-30 sticks
***A viewer was kind enough to suggest an alternative to makko powder:
use 1/8 tsp tragacanth gum for about 3 Tbsp of combined ingredients***
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Thank you so much for sharing this! I have been looking for chemical free incense and I see now that making it by hand is simply the best option. This was an excellent video :)
PieWa- glad you liked it. Thanks for watching! 💚
Beautiful video👌💗
Peaceful, tranquil, and a gift. Thank you!
@Jally Bus - thanks for watching!💚
I can’t stop watching this, thank you for sharing. I’ve always wanted real handmade incense.
Brandon X - thanks for watching!💚
Agreed Brandon X
Thanks for sharing 👍🏾🎉. That was amazing. I love that you timed it! ⏳🪵✨🙏🏽
@Sarah’s Shield - thanks for watching!💚
I love this. Looks great. Not rustic. Fantastic
@glutenfreeveganjamaican - thanks for watching!💚
Beautifully done. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Kamara Symone - thank you for watching!💚
This is an amazing tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Patricia Deneen - thank you for watching!💚
Found a similar video where some indians were making it, but I love how this one links to the products and gave exact measurements. Definitely going to try making some!
@Sam B. Have fun making them! Thanks for watching!💚
What's the link?
@arteonabynum3439 - if you click on the “…more” in the description box below the video it will take you to further info and links to the ingredients used in the video. Thanks for watching!💚
Great video! I can't wait to try this out!
A’ya Inanna - cool! Thanks for watching! 💚
Thank you for sharing and love the calming music
L L - thanks for watching!💚
Thank you for this video! Amazing 💫
Erica - thanks for watching! 💚
wow this is an amazing lesson. thank you
@Chevian Renade - thanks for watching!💚
Very interesting how the lavendel tea was so bright in colour!
Liam Van Bouwel - yes, isn’t it? I got almost the same effect when I added the lemon juice in my “Organic Lavender Lemonade” video. Thanks for watching!💚
Beautiful! Thank you for this
Thanks for watching!💚
Thank you for this video. I like the different techniques you use to make your incense.
Thanks for watching!💚
Inspired indeed. Great video thank you
Thanks for watching!💚
Beautiful process. I am just starting in the art of incense making. Best regards from Brazil.
Marshall Paliga - thanks for watching! 💚
Wonderful. Thank you
Flores Tista - thanks for watching!💚
Wow! How ingenious you are 😊
Brigid Laffey - thanks for watching! 💚
Starting a journey of making incenses, thank you
Kywii - great! thanks for watching!💚
Thank You so much!!!
Aungsumalin Vaughen - thanks for watching!💚
Wow! I have been looking for a detailed video like this. I needed the step by step directions, especially for the powder mixtures. Do you use the sandalwood powder every time you make incense?
SimplyGabbs - nope, only when I want sandalwood fragrance. Thanks for watching! 💚
Lovely!! Thank you for sharing
Shenae Hunt - thanks for watching!💚
Does the resin have to be copal? I already have frankincense so just wondering if it’s a requirement or a resin option. Thank you again for this video.
Shenae Hunt - yes, you can use frankincense - or any other tree resin. Thanks for watching!💚
Super information, thanks,sister
@Munisamy Jayabalan- thanks for watching!💚
That's so asmr
Nothing More - thanks for watching! 💚
Excellent and detailed video- thank you for sharing your expertise. I am hoping to use various sawdusts from my wood shop to make incense. I wonder if I could also use resin from my pine trees instead of copal resin for an even more local product?
Naomi Salama - absolutely, you may use any tree resin you like. I wish I had the choice of using local pine resin! Thanks for watching!💚
Such an interesting video...I really enjoyed it. I think one could really turn out a good deal of these if you had the time and patience..😘💜
Lapis Mosi - glad you enjoyed it! 💚
Just an FYI, it is much faster and easier if you roll the incense on to the stick
Very informative video!!! Love the vibe. Can I ask what goes in the mix between the 1tsp lavender and 1tsp sandalwood? Is that another essential oil or a binder?
Flowersong Soap Studio - that was some additional lavender oil. Thanks for watching!💚
I am subscribing your channel....😊...its aesthetic❤
Appreciate the sub - thanks for watching!💚
Thaaaaaaaaks so much.
@H - thanks for watching!💚
Thank you for this detailed video! May I ask how to substitute fragrance? Would the sandalwood power just be ground up sandalwood?
Thank you♡
Ookyspookyspider - you can use any essential (or fragrance oil) that you like. I used lavender herbal tea, so I used a little less essential oil - if you’re not using herbal tea, then add a little more essential oil. Yes, it’s ground up sandalwood - there’s a link in the descriptions box to purchase it on Amazon. Hope clear. Thanks for watching!💚
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Very Clear. Thank you so much♡ I'll be making my own incense soon!
Loved it!! I would like to know how can I stick lavender to the incense or any other fresh herbs on the outside of the incense. Thank you!! I´ve been looking for tutorials on that and I couldn´t find any answers
@BELll - sticking fresh herb on the outside of your incense could prevent it from burning continuously (or even prevent it from burning at all). Hope you find a tutorial tho. Thanks for watching!💚
What is the makko powder and what does it do? This is a wonderful video!
Buffy Breeden - makko powder is from the bark of a tree and acts as a binder - it also helps the incense burn better. Thanks for watching! 💚
Thanks
@mrsfmcool - Oh my! How sweet! Thank you for your kindness. I do appreciate you! 💚
Gracias 🙂
@oli - thanks for watching!💚
Hi this is the most satisfying video ever! Nice music:) If I used ground frankincense with any ground Dried herb And the herb infused water would that work? Or does it definitely need the Makko powder To burn properly? Frankincense burns pretty quickly on its own as a chunk of resin. 👏
morwenna rose - thanks for the kind words! Makko powder also acts as a binder (holds the ingredients together). I’ve always used mp and I would suggest you make a very small test batch without it first - if it doesn’t work, try another binder such as zantham gum (?) - I don’t know the ratio. Thanks for watching!💚
i make my incense with trgacanth gum powder....1/8 of a tsp for around 3 tbsp of combined ingredients and it works fine for me...since makko powder is extremely expensive for me i only use gum binder in my handmade incense :)
om incense show - Thank you for this excellent tip of substituting makko powder with tragacanth gum!! Appreciate it. Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling welcome mam :)
Thanks so much for sharing! If I may ask, which type of wood are the sticks made of? And does it influence in the duration or quality of burning? Trying to source the best quality sticks for when I attempt creating. :)
@s0lyun4 - the sticks are called wooden splits - they are very thin for an easier burn. There are links to the ingredients I used in the description box below the video - just click on the “…more” link. Thanks for watching!💚
@s0ylun4 - the splits are very thin natural uncoated bamboo
what if i dont want sandalwood scent? if i omit the sandalwood will the recipe still work? or would i need to substitute the sandalwood for say lavender, or basil etc?
Hi - for the recipe to work properly you must use / substitute another herb. Thanks for watching!💚
Thank you for the video!
My mixture keeps sticking to the wax paper, I add oil to the paper and my mixture is not too sticky but it keeps sticky anyway. Any tips? Thank you
@Diana Yera - you said your mixture is not too sticky, but make a small batch and try using less liquid. The amount of liquid you should use depends on the humidity level and weather in your area. Thanks for watching! 💚
I bought all the stuff I think I need for cone incense. My question is can this recipe or recipes like it be used to make come incense with or does it need something else to make it burn.
Moon Shadow Essentials Soap’s n More - the links in the description section are only “some” items that I purchased on Amazon - if you have all the items that I used in the “video”, then you have all you need. Let me know if something is missing from the video. Thanks for watching! 💚
What did you use to put the final incense through the straw so that it didn't just puncture it?
Karen Hazelwood - I used a bamboo skewer (insert the blunt end first). Thanks for watching! 💚
Do you sell your incense? This is incredible!
Katie G. - nope, but I’m thinking about it. 😊 Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling please do, I would love to buy your incense!
What did you use to push them out of the straw?
@R Lynch - I used a chopstick to push them thru the straw. Thanks for watching!💚
How long is the complete burn? Is there anything that can make the burn longer lasting?
GODDESS of BLVXK GXLD - those I made burnt for 122 mins - I timed it. Don’t know how to make it burn longer - wouldn’t need to burn them longer. Reminder: put the herbal tea in 1 tsp at a time and stop before it gets too moist or sticky. Thanks for watching!💚
Hello. I am from Brazil and I can't find Makko Powder available in here, just shipping from another country. Is there something else I can use instead? Thank you for your video
@Violet Ina - certain kinds of “sticky” substances or gum can be used. ***A viewer was kind enough to suggest an alternative to makko powder:
use 1/8 tsp tragacanth gum for about 3 Tbsp of combined ingredients*** Read the info in the description box below the video, and the comments for more suggestions. Thanks for watching!💚
@@NaturesDarling Thank you!!! ♥️♥️♥️
Hi! I will ask something for Research purposes. What binder did u use here?
Josiah Pierre Jancis Cagayan - the binders are white copal resin and makko powder - all links in description box. Thanks for watching!💚
Hi again! It there any alternative binder for makko powder? makko powder was kinda rare and hard to find here in the Philippines.
I haven’t tried this yet, but a viewer was kind enough to suggest an alternative to makko powder: use 1/8 tsp tragacanth gum for about 3 Tbsps of combined ingredients. Thanks for watching!💚
Hi! Thank you for sharing! Could Please write The recipe in percentage of each ingredient? I'm from Brazil and I cant figure out properly in the way it is in descripition. Thank you again!!
@Wellington Acencio - so sorry you can’t figure out the 1/4 cups, tablespoons etc., but I don’t know how to figure out the percentages. Perhaps a viewer will see your comment and can help us. Thanks for watching! 💚
Hello, can I make it without a cup of fine ground lavender herb, Or can I replace it with another ingredient?
@bubunanatv - you can replace the lavender, but keep in mind that not all herbs burn with a lovely scent. thanks for watching!💚
Is there any reason it’s done in a tray and not maybe a mixer with a dough hook?? Just curious
connor bragg - because kneading by hand helps you to feel the texture of the mix and know when to stop adding liquid (if the mix is too wet or too dry, or whether its holding together or separating). Besides, the total amount of the dough is approx 1 cup (enough to make 28-30 sticks), and half of it would be left sticking to the dough hook. Thanks for watching! 💚
The incense I attempted came out incredibly sticky, not so smooth like this video and another video of yours. Do you have any idea where I went wrong? I thought one of the times I may have added too much makko powder. They still burned when they dried, just sticky when making. I also used refrigerated distilled water, you recommended room temperature in another video, could that be the mistake?
Big Ray - I don’t think the temp of the water would make it sticky - adding more makko powder or leaving the mix in the bowl overnight to let it dry out a little would have been ok. In future, add the liquid in small amounts and stop when the mix is just moist (before it gets too sticky). Thanks for watching!💚
@@NaturesDarling thank you, earlier tonight I made another batch and had slowly added water, no stickiness. The second batch tonight I made a mistake in slowly adding water and it was very sticky again, so I think that was the problem, too much water. I'm still new to this, I'll get it down one day like you, thank you so much for your videos!!
Big Ray - glad it’s working out! I didn’t get it the first time either. I updated the instructions in the description box to start with 1 Tbsp lavender tea. Thanks for watching! 💚
I’m having so much trouble making this. I’m using joss powder and I’m grinding my herbs and using the ratios….the dough is crumbling as I roll. Any suggestions? There is nothing online
@venusandphoenix - If you live in a dry area you may need to add a bit more water, and if you live in a humid area you may have to use less water. (I cannot give an exact amount, you’ll just have to adjust the water until the mixture is sticky or hold together without crumbling). Pls read the comments and the info in the description box below the video for more helpful tips. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching!💚
Hi! How much time it takes to dry properly?
@Wellington Acencio - 3-4 days. Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling thank you so much! Tomorrow I Will do my own. With Salvia officinalis, sandalwood, frankincense and the respective oils!
i notice when making the incense, once dried, they tend to want to slide down the sticks. do you have any recommendations for avoiding this?
I’ve never had this issue - you could try squeezing the mixture tighter / harder on to the splits (avoid breaking the splits tho). Thanks for watching! 💚
Love the video but I’m confused… if you are using and grinding your own lavender and using makko powder( not exactly sure what that is or what is it derived from) why would you have to then add lavender oil.. is your own friend up lavender simply not enough to produce a lavender scent on its own.. and next question would be , if you always have to add an oil for scent, why would you need fresh lavender? Could you just add the copal resin, the makko powder, and lavender oil ( or any fragrant oil)
Also, I really like the wax paper technique you did.. seems a shame to have these beautiful natural incense sticks and then use plastic straws.. just doesn’t seem right. Could you use a metal straw instead? Would that release the same way? Thanks so much for the posting this.. I would love to hear your take on the questions.. I have been wanting to make my own incense for so long and this is giving me the confidence to try it out. :)
Wetdewlap - 1) I’m using essential oil, not fragrance oil (has chemicals) and it takes approximately 3 pounds of lavender flowers to produce 15ml of essential oil - so to get the scent strength I desire, I would have to use too much lavender powder. 2) makko powder is a tree bark and it is used as a binder & to help with the burn 3) I use lavender herb bc it adds a depth / layer to the fragrance that essential oil cannot, plus I love herbs - also, for integrity (“natural lavender incense” without lavender herb?) 4) Yes, metal straw should work. 1 plastic straw, tho? Most of us do our best to stay on the natural side, but cannot avoid plastics entirely. 5) Good luck with your incense making. Thanks for watching!💚
Can you tell me, what is the purpose of adding the copal resin?
Patty Kelly - tree resins are used for fragrance, binding and to help with the burn - I use copal because it is not as fragrant as frankincense & myrrh (in my opinion) so it doesn’t overpower the other herbs I use e,g. lavender. Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling I was wondering if the resin would act as a binder. Thank you for answering my question.
Patty Kelly - However, I seem to get a better burn when I use makko powder as the main binder
@@NaturesDarling oh, OK. Thanks
Are resins necessary in incense recipes or optional if already using makko? I'm asking because I haven't been able to make my incenses smell like anything. I was googling recipes when I came across your videos, I use a mix of herbs/spices and sandalwood (+ makko), so I'm wondering if missing a resin could be the cause
رائع الشرح مع التكتيك و الطرق كنت اتمنى لو أتيحت لنا الترجمة الى العربية لنفهم أكثر
الطرق هذه لعمل آعداد بسيطة للإستعمالات الشخصية
أما أنا أفضل للإستعمالات التجارية أفضل الماكينات اليدوية لصناعة المعكرونة الشريطية حيث تلف الأعواد الخشبية بسرعة و تجفف بالبودرة الناعمة وهذه الطريقة نصف آلية.
على كل حال شكراً لكم على الإضاءة على هذه الطريقة تحياتي لكم جميعاً من دمشق الياسمين لكل شخص منكم تحية مني 🇸🇾🌼🌿
michelantoun chatta - thank you, and yes, this method is for home-use (I used google to translate). Thanks for watching!💚
Thanks, I tried it but it doesnt burn, What mistake I am doing?
@ishita saxena - it’s not easy to say why, but perhaps they weren’t dried properly, or the ingredients were measured incorrectly, or an ingredient was missing. Did you use makko powder? Thanks for watching! 💚
I want to make one as big as a hot dog. Any advice?
Marjorie Donat - For real? If yes, you could start with a big clump of the dough and roll it on a flat surface or between your hands until it reaches the length & thickness you desire, then insert 2 splits - try to keep it straight down the center so it won’t topple over while burning (note: one split will not be sturdy enough to support the weight of the dough/paste). Then roll the incense in the dry mix and improve the shape. This size will take a longer time to dry properly. Thanks for watching! 💚
@@NaturesDarling I appreciate it. Thank you so much 😊.
hi, that's beautiful i tried it too, but it didn't like yours, your incense like pastry, mine were falling apart when i knead
Hi - I wish I could say what happened. If you have ingredients left over, try a smaller batch - add the liquid in VERY small amounts - stop adding liquids if it seems to be going wrong - then knead it well. If it is still not right, divide the paste in 2 and add a little more liquid to one and a little more makko powder to the other - then knead them well and see which is better. Someone else wrote that his came out too sticky. Thanks for watching!💚
The relative humidity plays a much bigger role than you might think. It is very humid where I live and I usually use HALF as much water as a recipe calls for, in a dry area you may need much more. Keep trying, you will get it right.
@@Gothfield - thank you for your help!💚
Hi is there any reason for you to wear gloves while mixing the ingredients together?
Santa C - I wear gloves because of the essential oil and copal resin. The SDS (safety data sheet) for both mentions skin irritation. Essential oils when used straight without a carrier oil can damage the skin. Thanks for watching!💚
@@NaturesDarling Thanks for your prompt reply...the reason why I asked was all the ingredients are full of nice fragrance and when hands are used to mix the mixture you can smell them throughout the day.
Do you have incense in your shop???
Whitney Hamerski - I don’t sell them - but considering it. Thanks for watching!💚
Thank you so much for sharing your technique. Can we make this with frankincense and myrrh powders? Would the recipe stay the same?
Thanks again.
@Anth M - yes, you can personalize the fragrance / powders. Yes, if you use the makko powder and tree resin the recipe will stay the same. Thanks for watching! 💚
Very hard to see what you putting.please explain slowly what you putting Gladys from Australia
Hi Gladys, everything is written on the screen (subtitles). If you still can’t follow, perhaps you could slow the video speed and that should give you more time to read the text. Thanks for watching!💚
Digital Spirit - Boards.
Kien Wen Chang - not sure what you mean - Thank you for watching! 💚
These methods look so time consuming compared to the traditional method indians use 🥺
jane deaux - . The skill level of the traditional Indian method is off the charts - these methods work fine for the rest of us - such a clever comment. Thanks for watching!💚