Nag Champa origin:

Probably this is the most famous incense blend. Besides being used as incense, it is often used in cosmetics. However, it is not a brand name. However, the composition is not disclosed in detail.

By the way, in Indian there is a tree which is known by the names Nageswar, Champaka, Negchampa or Nagchampa. These are only some of the names. Often the flowers are used for the perfume and cosmetics industry.

Composition Nag Champa incense cones:

In addition, it is known that Nag Champa contains a high proportion of sandalwood. Meanwhile, it is known that sandalwood can have a positive effect on the skin. In addition, sandalwood acts as a sexual stimulant. Apart from that, other aromas in the Nag Champa incense blend include black pepper, cinnamon and Halmaddi. Halmaddi belongs to the group of resins.

But also in balmy summer nights, it is recommended to use our Nag Champa bulk pack incense cones. Because the smell is to keep insects away. This is one reason why often in India especially in the evening incense is lit.

other possible uses of Nag Champa large pack incense cones:

1. in temples and ceremonies n
2. as a stress manager
3. helps to focus
4. can positively influence the appearance of the skin.
5. some people find the scent sexually stimulating.
6. as a room freshener
7. as a gift
8. to keep insects away outside at night.

Goloka bulk pack of incense cones:

Goloka Nag Champa are made in India, more precisely in Bangalore. Bangalore, by the way, is called the capital of incense sticks. These incense sticks Nag Champa are also called "Golden Incense Sticks". As far as you have ever been to India, you most probably associated India with this fragrance. Assuming you are trying to describe the scent, you might think of terms such as spicy, aromatic, heavy, woody, earthy, sweet.