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Incense

Incense and herbs A–Z

What each incense is, where it comes from, how it smells and how people traditionally use it.

A–Z

ScentTypeSmell
FrankincenseResinA bright, clean, slightly lemony and piney smoke
MyrrhResinA warm, bitter-sweet, earthy smoke
SandalwoodWoodA soft, creamy, woody scent
Nag champaBlendSweet, powdery and floral with a sandalwood base
Palo santoWoodSweet, citrusy and woody
White sageHerbA strong, herbal, slightly camphor-like smoke
Dragon's bloodResinA warm, sweet, slightly spicy and resinous scent
LavenderHerbFresh, floral and herbal
RosemaryHerbSharp, green and resinous
CedarWoodDry, warm and woody
CopalResinBright, clean and piney with a hint of citrus
PatchouliHerbDeep, earthy, sweet and musky
JasmineFlowerRich, sweet and heady
RoseFlowerSoft, sweet and floral
CinnamonSpiceWarm, sweet and spicy
VanillaSpiceSweet, warm and comforting
LotusFlowerLight, floral and slightly aquatic
EucalyptusLeafFresh, cool and camphor-like
Oud (agarwood)WoodDeep, rich, woody and smoky
Garden sageHerbSavoury, warm and herbal

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Updated 2026-10-30. Starseed UK describes spiritual uses as tradition and belief, never as health, medical or financial advice. Plain-text version · Home