Herbs, Woods and Resins
There are many different herbs etc. you can use for incense but to help you on your way here are a few these are the most popular.
Frankincense
Pine needles or resin (pitch)
Myrrh
Juniper
Benzoin
Sandalwood
Copal
Cedar
Rose petals
Thyme
Bay
Basil
Cinnamon
Rosemary
Other herbs, woods, resins, leaves, flowers and buds
Herbs
Ambrette seeds
Cassia
Chamomile flowers
Cinnamon bark
Calamus root
Cardamom seeds
Clove buds
Cocoa Grass
Coriander seeds/fruit
Dream Herb
Fragrant Grass
Galangal root
Ginger Lily
Henna
Herb Bennet
Hops
Hyssop
Iris flowers
Juniper berries
Juniper twigs
Lavender flowers
Lemongrass
Marjoram
Mistletoe
Mugwort
Patchouli
Quince
Rhododendron
Rose, cabbage
Rose, damask
Rose, French
Rosemary
Saffron
Sage, White incense
Sage, garden
Sage, Russian
Sage, common
Spikenard
Star Anise
Sweet clover
Sweet Grass
Thyme
Vanilla
Verbena
Vetiver
Resins
Amber
Aloe
Balsam - Peru
Balsam - Tolu
Balsam - Copaiba
Benzoin - Siam
Benzoin - Sumatra
Borneol Camphor
Copal - Gold
Copal - Black
Dammar
Dragon's Blood
Elemi
Frankincense
Galbanum
Labdanum
Mastic
Myrrh
Opoponax
Sandarac
Storax
Woods
Aloeswood / Agarwood
Cedar
Cedar - Red
Cedar - Himalayan
Cedar - Atlantic
Cedar - Lebanon
Juniper
Sandalwood
Spruce - Australian
Spruce - Norway
Pine - Scotch
Pine
Leaves
Patchouli
Sage
Bay
Tea
Balsam
Flowers and Buds
Clove
Lavender
Saffron
Rose
Very useful information thank you.Good layout.
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