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And the incense is probably burned at the temples where the flowers were collected. Beautiful cycle!
- I know it is pretty amazing.
Its not a cycle incense dont make the flowers bro, they just buy em
@@SoulAir they buy the incense and flowers for offerings at the temple. They burn the incense and the flowers are collected to make more incense. So it's a cycle because the flower incense ends up back at the temple.
@@hijegeueu ok
Is milk recycled in the same way?
Going from a waste scavenger to a flower scavenger is a pretty sweet upgrade.
Going from a dumb moron to an ignorant moron is a pretty sweet upgrade aswell lol.
I guess? When can they retire? This shit is always kind of doing this capitalist savior routine. Everyone has opportunity...to work until they drop. Their hands probably smell hella good though so thats cool.
Interesante que hayas escogido como eje de tu comentario la palabra "carroñero". Parece que dice mucho de ti.
Ha. Only thing is, it's not called flower scavenging 😃👍🏽.
@@justcommenting4981they literally got employment and steady pay. This allows for them to actually bring food on the table and pay for their kids school. True these women will do this to the day they drop, to them it isnt just worth it for the cause, the alternative would be struggle for survival.
It's such a shame that the channel doesn't share a link or anything on the companies they report on! It would give them a much deserved boost!
He said "phool" and the name Ankit Agarwal too... You just have to google one of them
@@krishichaubey8686 Not everyone gets the spelling right. Sometimes it's not wrong to take a good suggestion 👍
would want to take it over. Sometimes franchise, yeah, they , be careful, you know the business. That's pretty awesome and that's hard work😊❤
@ZebraMetal 'Nirmalaya ' they even came on shake tank India
@@khushigarg6578the one shown is in kanpur based Phool is its name the one on shark tank is different
This is so wonderful ! Some of the people in our country find it disrespectful to dispose the flowers that were offered to our deities along with the normal garbage ik a bit unusual but it's true this process not only solves that problem but is beautiful too.❤
টচঝফঘছছঢণধশ
True..
I find it mental though people
Still
Pray to cows and man made objects . That’s just me though.
Did you ever think that God is a figment of human imagination? In that case, any “God” is a man made object…
There’s more to this world and this universe than something revolving around “man”. We’re quite insignificant in this universe. So how much significance does an insignificant bacteria’s opinion have on you? But how much impact does that opinion have on the bacteria. Life is about perspective. That is what Hinduism teaches.
I know this comment was not purposefully attempting to be offensive and racist but that is exactly how it was perceived by my colleagues and myself. Comments like this are offensive and words matter. End racism!
Getting the waste of the Streets and River's while giving his people stable jobs, thats someone which build a better future for his country.
Well tbh flowers are biodegradable and he’s not getting them from the streets or rivers, he’s getting them from the temples. But I get your point lol
Producing pointless jobs for low pay isn't building a better future lmao.
@@baconscoobysnacks3135 Well, it’s not from the US perspective. India has 1.4 billions of people. It’s pretty hard to find job for all of them.
@@andjelkozlotvor that may be true but my point still stands lol. More low paying jobs isn't the answer. People glorify more jobs putting more people to work, instead of finding ways for people to survive outside of the work force, pull people out of the work force and allow them the opportunity to enjoy the short life we all live. THAT should be the goal, not paying people 2$ for 8hrs a day making incense that'll make back double their weekly wage per pack for the company. The work force is a facade for modern day slavery.
@@baconscoobysnacks3135 Are you some kind of communist? I appreciate your altruism, but that's not how the world works, comrade. In order to have private planes, we need some slaves. Do you think the pyramids were built by aliens? Slavery is a political and socio-economic phenomenon as old as the oldest civilizations... and never stopped to exist.
Hope they're paying these women properly.
I'm thinking standard labour costs. These women used to be trash pickers, so basically dirt poor. I'd say a big change.
I'm just glad this is one of the safer jobs they could have while making barely any money at all, but I still 100% agree that they should be paid the wage they deserve, which I doubt is what they're getting
Their NOT! 😂 They pay their husbands.
Atleast they have a better job than a waste scavenger. Definitely way more hygenic.
@@Katharoniwhich everywhere was like America, but honestly we don't even know if their culture will allow them to keep the money. (As in the money going to their husband's/parents)
Finally, I hate when I see these videos and it turns out that the workers are paid pretty much nothing, while at the same time they’re the backbone of the business. All while the corporations that own these companies make boatloads of profit. This business seems to actually care about both recycling and the workers they employ, and it’s nice to see women in this country doing a job that makes them proud and helps them support their families. 😊
Well not every country is like USA so it is better than nothing and these women are happy to have a revenue even if for you it is nothing for them it is food on their table
it pays better than the garbage scavenging they did before... wdym?
It didn’t say anything about the welfare or the salary of the workers so how can you assume something like that?
It's up to the citizens to make changes in their own countries
They do get good amount of money .
All of the incense smell is great . Been using the cones and sticks for over a year after I read about the business somewhere to show support but ended up loving the product.
500 per hour from each worker. That’s 8.3 per minute. That’s fast.
also a massive cap, you saw the chick rolling one from scratch, that shit took way longer
Yeah and they're probably paid like they made one.
1 stick every 7.2 seconds.
@BlackNook my thoughts exactly!
@@BlackNook500 is probably on the upper side, but she did look like she made one in a couple of seconds idk what you mean
Lol, those women literally went from the worst smelling job to the best smelling job in their city, that must have been a nice change of pace.
@@ImBatuKumAhhhand you eat your own 💩 . Great recycle😂
@@ImBatuKumAhhhI mean... it isn't though
@@ImBatuKumAhhh what do u want to say
@@ImBatuKumAhhh random ass hater 🅱️uslim ☠️
@@ImBatuKumAhhhI don’t think you understood what the video is about, rewatch it and listen carefully.
I support PHOOL with all my heart! Their incense cones and sticks are brilliant ❤
Thank you for adding their name!! ❤
PHOOL SUPPORT SAAR
This is beautiful! What a fantastic company.
I’m obsessed with the fact that so many companies are finding ways to recycle waste, hire women, and bring jobs to areas in need ❤
There's this beautiful semi-tribal town in India (Ambikapur) where the government solid waste collection system is run by women self help groups.. it's reduced waste reaching landfill, increased recycling, tremendously improved cleanliness & given hundreds of women stable jobs.. these workers are called "Cleanliness Sisters" 😭❤️
Those sticks are made out of 💩💩💩 from streets😂
@@dr.k1012 I love that. I wish we had more things like that in the US.
You've said that like 10 times now@@ImBatuKumAhhh
@@ImBatuKumAhhhSo funny and original
It's commendable that they are not using machines and generating more employment for the locals.
Amazing 👍🏻
Alternatively a society could use machinery to loosen up time for people while providing the people with a universal basic income. You make it sound like machines are the enemy of humanity when they could be tools that maximize efficiency while providing a society with greater creative freedom.
Lmao as if any corrupt country with machines would care enough to provide a basic income
This service is conducted by a business, where is the incentive for the business to contribute to any form of UBI? Machinery isn't bad for humans or businesses, but let's not act as if UBI is an actual universal solution. @connorgrynol9021
@@jameslcowan see, here’s the thing, and your response makes it clear you don’t see the problem: businesses are not necessary. Your comment makes it seem like the existence of a business is self evident but that simply is not the case. Developing countries can industrialize without the implementation of industry, counterintuitive though it may be.
The simple fact is businesses are actually parasitic towards people. A business, as an entity, must see human beings as resources instead of… well… people. The value of humans is determined by how much they can spend or how hard they can work and for how cheaply they can work for. With profit being the sole motive, businesses will proceed to drain resources (including people) as much as possible while attempting to hoard as much wealth as possible.
You ask where the incentive is for businesses to provide people with basic needs. There isn’t one. We are nothing more than a tools to them. Hence businesses are parasitic. The transactional nature of businesses create the illusion of symbiosis, but in every transaction, a business will always get a little more than they give. And it builds up until people have nothing left to trade and businesses consequently have nothing left to offer.
@connorgrynol9021 We're not going to see eye to eye on this and I accept that going in.
I'm a business owner, I own a few. Every person I started with made more money and acquired more opportunities through hard work. The 'technological revolution' that has supposedly threatened employment has been ever-present. To generalize all businesses as being parasitic is narrow-minded but I empathize with your cynicism.
I've seen what providing undeserved income to communities has done to my people (black people), living off of the government, and being a slave to regulation is by no means a way to secure longevity or a higher quality of life for human beings.
Although I find your viewpoint to be hopeless, I find it idealistic of you to create fictional scenarios where the dismantling of the capitalistic structure of humanity (not just the US) would be to our benefit. Whenever I encounter individuals with a perspective such as yourself, they just come across as entitled and/or lazy. People tend to be parasitic by nature, I mean look at you, you're demanding everyone should get something for free so your life could be easier without the expense of any burden placed upon you.
I don’t know why, but I didn’t know these were hand made! ❤ Bless these women
Thank you all beautiful people ❤️😍 My home smells so beautiful thanks to all of you!! Sending you all my Love and Prayers 🙏🏽
This is a beautiful symbiotic process, employing women, utilizing waste, and producing something beautiful. Thank you for sharing this process. It made my day! ❤
Can you imagine US citizens to do this?
I agree. I was also thinking how lovely it must smell while making them too.
@@TheOfficialTarynTots It smells like slavery. 🌺🌼🌸
@@andjelkozlotvoryou're acting like they're being treating horribly, and starved. 😂 calm down.
@@andjelkozlotvorUSA employs a lot of waste and scavenger people.
The ingenuity of Indian people never stops amazing me. I wish the best to India from the u.s.a! Keep recycling and protecting nature!
Thank you, best wishes from India too❤🙏😌
❤❤
Protecting nature? With their shit and piss lined streets and higher pollution rate than nearly any other country on earth? 😂
I ❤ America and dreams to be visit 1 time. America the Beautiful.🥰
@@user-vs5rf9dh1dI dream to visit India one day! 🙏❤️
Benditas todas esas manos que trabajan día a día para crear algo tan delicadamente agradable y relajante para todos!!
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This is so incredibly Beautiful ♥️
What's beautiful is that they've helped these women find work in a better less dangerous environment
Yes but they don't make enough money to pay not even for rent
@@CarolineAllardDoucetbetter then what they were doing before 🤷♂️
@@CarolineAllardDoucet In that area, rent money is not tht much higher.
So they grind the dried flowers into... Flower flour? Lol
@@_Something_Wrong_ that's a pun if you doesnt get it 😊
phool aata 😅
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Absolutely brilliant.
I'm sure these ladies are so happy to now have a clean, safe way of earning a living. Major kudos to the one who started this business that betters so many lives.
Someone commented this on a previous video. When they are from India, they are workers, when they cover goods from other countries they are are craftsman's, artisans etc.
I hope the essential oils aren't to aggressive for the workers hands.
That’s their least concern.
@@andjelkozlotvor if the skin on your hands ever broke open maybe you would over think your answer...
@@RoSario-vb8gehow will u ever last in the workforce
@@andjelkozlotvor essential oil exposure is a massive contributor to contact dermatitis, if the workers hands aren't protected with gloves and they get an allergy to the oils then the could lose their job
@@InternetThugger123 By not working for evil small business tyrants like you. "How will you ever make it in the work force?" Asked the parasite who has never worked a day in his life and expects others to harm themselves for your profit.
Hoping all of them are paid well! Kudos to the innovative idea and good intentions.
They are paid enough just to stay alive, while some of us going to ecology summits with private jets. That’s how the world works.
@@andjelkozlotvorIt is, but we can hope.
Those sticks are made out of 💩💩💩 from streets😂
@@ImBatuKumAhhhyour surname says it all why you are disappointed😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Holy work- they better be bountifully paid
Forbidden pocky
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Exactly what I thought
why is it forbidden? still yummy :3
This is super productive and resourceful that goes to a healthy and practical cause. 👍🏾👍🏾
Can you imagine US citizens to do this?
@@andjelkozlotvor I can and we should, if not I'm doin this myself lol
@andjelkozlotvor533 I mean in the US we don't really have the relogious practices that people bring the flowers to the temples in the first place so probably not.
@@Katharoni It’s a rhetorical question, bro.
Seems like there could be a far more efficient, pleasant & reasonable ways for everyone to be spending our lives 🧐
I absolutely love this, recycling and employing while raising awareness. I'd be interested to see the figures on this.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE NAG CHAMPA SATYA❤❤ BLESS YOUR HARD WORK!
I pray their job pays well and work in safe conditions
It don't use chemicals, so yeah it's safe
And it has huge amount of profit as every Indian buy it in 20-30 days 😅
@@rajesh_das73what a dumb comment, do you know how incredibly caustic essential oils are? "don't use chemicals" lmao
@@monochr0min America and the west, yes. But “essential oils” is being misused here: it’s actually natural oils that have been collected and aren’t processed.
@@caseygreyson4178 Ironically, that's a very western and ignorant point. His point still stands, something being natural has nothing to do with it being good, many essential oils are indeed quite corrosive and irritating (chemical burns) especially at constant contact and this kind of higher concentration. Some are even phototoxic (meaning they create bad sunburns when applied to skin and exposed to sun light). Why do you think essential oils are not sold in huge bottles lol.
What a clever way to do something out of wasted flowers.
So much nice idea.... He is doing great business ❤❤... Flowers comes from temple die in temple so great 👍
What a wonderful video thank you for sharing. Kudos to the people that work there and the owners you’ve made the world a better place thank you.❤
Well, Sorry to break it to you. One of my close ones worked for this company, and this is just a story. This has been done to give an emotional touch to their brand so that they can sell their incense sticks at a higher price. The used flower incense sticks are only a meager part of their entire production. This is a story to bind audience emotionally. I am sure this comment is going to get deleted but if even a single person sees this, my job of trying to spread awareness would be done.
I will copy this comment only to post it again if its deleted
It didn't
I was racking my brain because this looks too good to be true during such capital extensive days!
Now I get it, thanks to apprise!
doing 1 by 1 handy stick like this dont seem to be real!
I was feeling good and blessed until this comment 😢
Can you tell us more about the company? Or working conditions?
This is a great way to recycle the flowers and provide revenue for the local community!💐
It’s also good that the workers are wearing masks. But they need more protection for their skin. Too much essential oil absorbed through the skin can be toxic over time. Especially those massive amounts.☠️
Yeah… and they need free medical care, life insurance, trade unions, 30 days of paid holidays, paid parental leave, defined benefit plan with decent guaranteed pensions… Are you kidding? This is literally a slavery.
Yeah they need gloves. The more a person is exposed to essential oil, the more likely they are to develop an allergy to it. Then they lose their job and have an allergy for life :(
100% in support of this. For the person who thought of this and made it happen, pls, keep coming up with amazing & resourceful ideas! Make it happen!☺️💜God bless 🙏🏼
I love the product and their honest try against no plastic..love the incense cones..damn it's so good 🙏
WOW! What incredibly hard work these poor women must go through. My heart truly goes out to them.
I wish the US had this kind of initiative for waste recovery. So many people could be employed
This would need to happen at a city level, not a country level. Are you willing to do something to make this happen in your city?
"then it's time to roll" i swear, god is trying me every day😂
I pray they are paid well. This is pretty dope!
These women are more efficient than I’ll ever be
Atleast you can sit down on a porcelain toilet to poop and ur poop does not just sit In a hole u have to squat over
@@hipjoeroflmto4764 ....
@@hipjoeroflmto4764 touché
@@hipjoeroflmto4764 Tell me you've never traveled without telling me you've never traveled. Over half the world uses squat toilets.
And I hate to tell ya, but when using a porcelain toilet, your poop is still sitting in a hole.
I have been using Phool’s products since 4 years now. They are amazing, natural and bring positivity in the house.
This is a product I would recommend to everyone. I have been spreading the word since I first ordered them.
More power to Phool 👍🏼
ياريت يوصل هذا المنتج للعراق
How can I order it?
I've always thought an opportunity was missed when the massive amounts of flowers from Lady Diana's funeral were discarded.
This is better than throwing the flowers in the water like I've seen in a previous video.
True but there's a LOT more to worry about what's in those rivers they bath in then flowers.😬
To be fair, throwing flowers into water just give you detritus to feed snails.
The flower "waste" means flowers that they pluck to just throw at some statues. They also "waste" milk. What about that?
@@EVA-ki5vw @EVA-ki5vw that's no one of your concern
IT'S OUR WAY TO PLEASE OUR GOD
WHY DON'T YOU SAY TO THE CHRISTIAN TO STOP WASTING CANDLES LIGHT THE CANDLE ON SOMEONE'S POOR HOME
AND SAY THE MUSLIMS TO STOP WASTING OIL ON QAABA AND GIVE IT TO THE POOR 🙄
WE DON'T GIVE MILK WE MIX IT WITH WATER
@@EVA-ki5vwwhy are you copying and pasting this to everyone's comments?
I can just imagine how soft & healthy their hands must be!
Bless these Beautiful women!!!
Even if it doesn’t pay more it’s a lot safer than scavenging.
And gives a lot more self-respect & stability to the women
To take something that would not be useful and taking it to become useful is a glorious work… gives people a chance to do something to help their families…❤
How is an organic plant which will naturally decompose not useful? People need a reality check.
@@seansheaffer6699 okay… so it fertilizes the ground….. then what?? It doesn’t create a job and what do you do with it as you wait for the decomposition?? Why is it when anyone does something that may be a benefit to nateure, humans and economy people have to try and pick it apart… just bc we are blessed with so much doesn’t mean all people in the world are so just this once can you just be happy that people work so hard to produce a product that is made naturally without harming you…😁
@@MERCYLIFEif we found a way to use all organic matter that would naturally decompose, the earth would dry up in nutrients and farming would be rendered near impossible.
@@machiii7394 it’s not about using ALL organic matter… I live in Arkansas in the USA… we are a farming state with lots of Agricultural History… but why put someone down who is trying to use THEIR WASTE to make something productive that can be used to enrich a life… they are only using what has already been used for worship or celebration to make a sustainable living… I do not think this is the answer in ALL situations but this video is not about a world change but highlighting a specific topic… just dont understand why people can’t be supportive of something that is creating beauty and not destruction… We have so many different ways to hurt each other and for some reason we choose to see bad in everything instead of saying something positive bc the women working may not have a choice of jobs but can do this to feel like a woman, mother, wife, daughter or just feel good… they have so little yet will work tirelessly to do what they can… I find it a true blessing to see it… I’m also a Christian and I may not understand the culture but I can understand the desire to feel you have worth…
@@seansheaffer6699 context is always important!
Temple flower waste adds to pollution, often water pollution. This is waste reduction on huge scale.
All the prospects are amazing. I've used preety much all. They also make organic holi colours using same flowers
Wow!!! A lot of incense made each day!!! I hope they r treating these ladies fairly. Ty u for sharing this process. 😊
People keep calling them essential oils but I don't think I've ever encountered them in my personal life so they must not be that essential.
😂😂
That's not what "essential" means here... it's referring to the 5 elements or "essences" so those oils are made up of water, earth, fire, air, or "either" which is like a wildcard, can be any of the previous 4. Fun fact: this is what "quintessential" refers to, like when something is quintessential, it means it was rubbed with 5 essential oils.
@@sskpspexactly
@@sskpsp I'm calling bs on your story cuz no way am I falling for it. This just sounds like astrology all over again.
@@bland9876wdym it's true I can confirm I was there
My grandma too had a business of incese and it was very good, earning 10 rupees daily was quite an achievement
What a beautiful idea this is how you empower society
TTD also produces discarded flower incense sticks.
I was gonna say "why not just turn the petals into compost" but when i heard "more than 700 women,many of them worked as waste scavengers" that made perfect sense to me. LET THOSE WOMEN WORK GOOD JOBS DAMN IT! 🎉
We need companys like this all over the world to provide employment to people with low poverty living and help global health and reducing global waste and pollution companys like these should be motivated world wide even in America 🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️💯
dead flowers petals are the least of this planets health worries. Do you think their hands soaking in essential oil is good for them w/o protective gear? where did all the stalks go? Does it matter? Its all Biodegradable like leaves off a tree + w/o Burning!. Maybe dont pick flowers, just let them grow in soil. lol
I've bought their products, and my workplace has given us some in our holiday treat baskets. They're really good! They smell amazing
I love burning incense, not all have lasting fragrance, but i have come across some that smells so good. I am so grateful for these ladies, for making something so lovely. ❤👍🇯🇲
PRECIOUS!! now THIS 'smells' of a brilliant recycling system!! how amazing!! God bless them ALL!! sooo incredible and wonderful smelly place to work!! 🙏👍🏻😇💜
Then use leftover ash after a while toss in garden.
The company is 'NIRMALAYA ' their essence sticks are really sooo good 💯.
We should really support such a thinking and people
Thanks dear
Company name is “Phool” highly marketed, but incense is not that good prices are too high on consumers part
They must smell amazing because when you are surrounded with this strong essences, it sticks to you.
Bless them. We are so lucky to be born here and have a good life. We complain but compared to their lives we have it so good.
Wish I knew where to buy these!
Phool is the name of the company and I’m sure if you googled “buy phool incense” that something would pop up to a website. Good luck ❤😊
I double checked and it’s on Amazon
the company name is "Phool"
Agarwal founded an Agarbatti company😂
Oh how sweet and talented God Makes His People!
I gotta buy these! They would smell and look so good!
This is a very beautiful thing all the way round. Truly inspirational ❤
I hope this catches on because India is Overflowing with offerings which is an environmental problem. ❤
Beautiful concept for 1 step ahead to promote sustainability ❤
Perfect! And if they make the incense sticks from one type of flower for each stick , you could get different scents
They add so much essential oil that the majority of the smell must come primarily from the oil...
I wonder what one made without the oil would smell like.
I was wondering what's the point of the flowers also if they are using all that essential oil
Exactly what I was wondering. The whole flower recycling process just seems to be a gimmick for justifying a higher price tag
@@linseyc.6602it gives a nice aroma
And using the oil makes it more potent
I was wondering the same thing, like how much are the flowers actually doing?
It's good to add flowers it adds aroma
Have you ever noticed how the videos that actually show you something interesting about life in other parts of the world, unusual places, rare animals, attract 243 comments, whereas videos of idiots causing motoring accidents, angry people shouting in restaurants and package thieves get 24k comments?
People are emotional animals, nothing riles us up more than anger or rage.
@MsJellyBellyLove It's like those people who buy a newspaper that annoys them or watch political argument shows because they enjoy getting angry.
I've had enough things in my real life that have made me very angry, so I find it hard to understand people actively seeking annoyance.
@@Chris-dm1je Maybe getting all riled up gives them purpose or acts like a stress valve?
@MsJellyBellyLove possibly. It'd be nice to have the luxury of having to find things to be annoyed about!
No bc I don't see those types of videos
We need more products to be made this way, eco friendly and recyclable with minimum synthetics~ better for us better for earth 👍
That's great for so many reasons. Recycling with work for many and profit for the GDP
Indian workers are really so hardworking...
This is organic incense at its best. Thank you!
Such a good talk! Like to see Alex in a different kind of discussion
Guns n’roses - who would have thought? 🙌
That’s awesome! Hope they get paid enough! They also use the flowers to dye the flower patterns on fabric
As a muslim this made my respect for Hindu traditions increase a lot, with the pollution of ganges and malpractice from all sorts of place, its these genuine people and their efforts that should define Hinduism, they not only turned a severe waste problem to something beautiful, an incense made fully of flower, imagine the spiritual beauty in that, but they also provided such a much much better employment to thousands of people who otherwise would've been in landfill collecting waste from decomposed smuck, massive respect
This is wonderful ❤
That thumbnail wasn't a coincidence.😂😂
This is so beautiful!!! Finding ways to reuse and recycle is a wonderful thing in itself, but this is next level full circle bc these are burned in temples and homes.
No, there is no way that ground up dried flower turns to clay when mixed w/ water... There's another ingredient or something to make it do that so it can dry without crumbling off the stick.
i think they mentioned they add essential oils to it in that process as well as in the end coating
Maybe a little bit of rice flour to make it sticky? But flowers themselves have also nectar and sticky sap that can work as a natural binder, as well as all the fibers of the petals themselves. It's like a very natural paper mache.
I usually only buy incense produced in India, I can tell by the material and writing on the box. They are actually pretty crumbly and have to carefully pull them out the box. They also have a very pure & pleasant smell, compared to others made in other places that tend to be rock solid glued on the sticks and have a burnt paper smell to them.
- They said they add essential oils.
@@dafnesaenz1617 - I'll try those from India then. It is hard to find good incense at a decent price.
Instead of saying flower waste you should respectfully call it used flowers.
They are an offering to our deity. but does not mean they become "waste" after they lose the freshness.
It's waste, stop. This type of thinking is why India has so much waste and trash in the country because y'all don't look at it as. Waste.
Wow can't stop India, hard working people 👏 God bless India 🙏 👏 🙌 👍 from NYC
Beautiful company and beautiful product
They are not paid enough 😢
Payment is a dependant factor.
Welcome to poor countries or rather the people that are poor. They can't afford stuff
@@boohere2 true though
@@boohere2they can't afford stuff who said that
The government provides the basic needs like school hospital and food
What more do you need
500 am hour? What? You gotta be kidding me? These women are amazing
Touching neat essential oils with your skin can cause a very sore rash depending on what oil it is, and so is highly recommended to dilute pure essential oils before touching the skin. I wonder how the incense is dipped and rolled in these essential oils safely without the workers getting tlthe pure oil on their skin and getting sore?
Thank you for doing this India ❤
In market under what brand name they're selling
I think they mentioned the name initially, called as “Phool” (translated to flower in English)
500 an hour! How much are they paid?
It depends on cost of living in that location.
Example: Birmingham is cheaper than london. Wages vary between these 2 cities
The good thing is employment to so many women ,recycling of flowers at it’s best
They also make fleather - leather made from flowers.
Their hands must be so soft and smooth, kneeling the dough and mixing with essential oils daily. ❤
They're not 'kneeling' the dough there are KNEADING THE DOUGH
And they must smell amazing after working with scented oils all day!
@RoseBushThorns588 ... Do you feel better now? Taking out your bad mood on a random person is gross. Be better than that.
yeah but i do worry about the essential oils, they can be really harsh on skin and prolonged exposure can make you develop allergies :/ it's good they're wearing masks but id like to see them in gloves!!
but i agree these ladies probably smell amazing all the time
@@RoseBushThorns588 damn bros never heard of a typo before. embarrassing 😳
I love the way incense smell now I know why cuz they smell like flowers