How to Make Incense Cones at Home

It’s already been years since the popularity of herbal
incense began. Asian traditions highly contributed to the popularity of herbal incense worldwide. The type of herbal incense that we review on this site is a bit different as more people search it out for the effect of the legal high, but you can use some of these methods to begin the creation of your own herbal incense at home and add the various “other” ingredients to it, such as Damania or whatever (jwh), that you so choose to add your own special incense “effect” and aroma.

Herbal incense in the traditional sense is made from herbs in the form of powder-like vanilla, cinnamon, sage, sandalwood, cedar, and thyme. Because of its popularity due to its fragrant and relaxing smell, lots of people managed to share their simple method of making homemade incense.

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Supplies

You can choose plants that contain a lot of essential oils such as lavender, sage, orange, lemon, chamomile, and rosemary.

A mill or a grinder, you can use a coffee grinder or a mortar and pestle.

Makko powder

A cup of water

the mold for incense cone

Step 1: Choose Ingredients for Your Incense Cone

You will start it out by choosing herbs. Use the freshest
herbs around your backyard as much as possible. Fresh herbs can generate more fragrance when heated.

Step 2: Crush the Herbs Into a Powder

After this, use the grinder to pulverize the herbs.

Step 3: Knead the Mixture

After pulverizing, mix all the herbs together and add the
essential oil. A few drops and essential oil would be enough. It will enhance the extraction of the herbs.

Add one teaspoon of makko powder for every three teaspoons of ground herbs. The makko powder will act as a binding agent, helping to shape the incense into cones. It’s also a natural combustible material that will allow the incense cones to burn slowly and evenly.

Step 4: Shaping

You can either form the incense dough into cones by hand or you can use a small conical mold.

Put the mixture into a mold. Freeze the mold for 15 minutes then unmold.

Step 5: Dry the Incense

Allow incense cones to dry 2 - 3 days on a paper towel or
sheet pan.

You can use dryer to dry faster.

Step 6: Burning the Incense

Fill a heat-resistant bowl or small cauldron with sand or
salt and then place the cone on top. Light the tip of the cone.

You can use backflow incense burner to create smoke water fall

After this easy tutorial, you will arrive surely with the
best herbal incense. Home-made incense is indeed affordable and easy to use and can provide an easy legal high. Don’t miss your chance to put some fragrant smell inside your home sweet home. Who knows, you may just come up with the next killer recipe that will be sold on one of the big herbal incense sites and will become the talk of the net or a new 50 State Legal Incense blend that will be a knockout. It’s not the difficult to do and to get the needed exposure if this is an area that you are good at and have an interest in.

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