Invoke Incense (Sandalwood)

Luxury packaging and absolutely gorgeous aroma before you even open the box of sealed sticks. The nag champa scent has exceptional depth and layers without being overpowering. The silica gel pack is a great addition to ensure no soggy sticks when it comes to setting them alight. Love them!

After having recently bought and loved the Frankincense incense; I thought I would also give the Nag Champa incense a try. A much loved incense in my clinic and meditation studio. The familiar smell that is so 'clean' & not overpowering. I am thrilled that I had decided to try another product. Love it!!

excellent

I have reviewed few incense sticks before and this one is my least favourite. The smell is okay, I had to be consciously smelling for it, only then I could get it. It came packed in a smart box, very neat and stylish.But inside, the product is average and in comparison, the price (£14.95) is way too high

These are great incense sticks with a lovely smell that lingers for hours. The burning time is good too and you get a good amount of sticks in the packet . They are great fit decluttering or just having some quiet time. Well worth the money.

I use bundles of white sage for energy cleansing so I was very interested in these incense sticks, which are supposed to do the same thing, delivering the same essence/fragrance but in a more convenient format. The fragrance emanated by these incense sticks is very pleasant, however it doesn’t smell of any type of sage to me, white or ‘regular’. It’s more of a kind of soft, powdery scent that I can’t quite define. If you are familiar with the scent of a white stick bundle, it’s nothing like that. This is not in itself a negative point on the product, but I find that to call it “White Sage” is rather inaccurate, borderline misleading.However, these incense sticks do smell nice and burn very well, for a very long time. This is something not to take for granted, as you often get incense sticks that stop burning halfway through using.The box contains approx. 80 sticks, for 100g of product. That’s way more than you get normally from other brands, so this partly explains the slightly higher price than normal. However, it’s still on the expensive side compared to some very well-known brands.I like this incense and I will keep using it, but if you are looking for a less messy version of white sage bundles, this is not a solution.

I love the scent, I hadn't tried Nag Champa yet but will get more. I don't think the smell lasts very long but, unlike their frankincense sticks where I can do onle half sticks in one go, I burn one stick for about an hour and it's not overwhelming, just very calming and absolutely lovely.

I normally use natural & hand-rolled Joss sticks. Mother of India being my favourite.These have an awful scent, they don't seem very natural, smell nothing like White Sage & I had to spray the room & open the windows to get rid of the smell.At £15, quite a ridiculous price to ask for them. I can get hand-rolled ones with nice musky aromatic scents for a better price