Commonly used herbs for incense recipes

Some Commonly Used Incense Herbs You May Want to Keep a supply of

The following ingredients are often used in incense recipes and you may want to keep them around the house for blending your own incense. As you make more incense you can alter the list to suit the type of work you do most often. The form used is given with the name of the herb. 

Frankincense Resin

Myrrh resin

Benzoin resin

Copal resin

Pine resin

Camphor resin

Dragon's Blood resin

Gum Arabic resin

Rose petals dried and powdered

Bay leaves dried and powdered

Cinnamon bark powdered

Juniper berries dried and powdered

Cedar needles dried and powdered or wood chips

Sandalwood chips

Thyme whole herb dried

Vervain whole herb dried and powdered

Orange peel dried and powdered

Vertivert grass dried and powdered

Rosemary leaves dried and powdered

Basil whole herb dried and powdered

Mullein leaves dried and powdered

Cloves buds dried and powdered

Rue whole herb dried and powdered

Patchouli whole herb dried and powdered

Sage whole herb dried and powdered

Wormwood whole herb dried and powdered

Mugwort whole herb dried and powdered

Allspice berries dried and powdered

Tobacco whole herb dried and powdered

Lavender whole herb dried and powdered