
Resin Incense
Choose your resin incense from frankincense, myrrh, benzoin, copal, and other aromatic materials. Resins offer more direct fumigation of the material and require a burning charcoal or a suitable burner.
To get started, choose a single resin to discover its fragrance before creating blends. Frankincense offers a clear, resinous profile, myrrh produces denser smoke, while benzoin develops a softer, balsamic note.
Always place a small amount of resin on properly glowing charcoal, then add more gradually. A heat-resistant incense burner allows you to work neatly and collect the ashes.
For more direct use without charcoal, compare sticks and cones. Religious incense and ritual incense also offer ready-made blends.
Resin incense: first choose the material you want to burn.
Frankincense, myrrh, benzoin, copal, dammar: each resin has its own fragrance and character. To begin, use one resin at a time, learn how to dose it on charcoal, then create your own blends once you are more familiar with how it burns.
The equipment is simple: a lit charcoal disc, a heat-resistant incense burner, and a small amount of resin. Add it gradually rather than covering the entire disc.
To refine your choice
Glowing charcoal briquettes Censers
Frankincense, myrrh, benzoin: start with a single resin
Frankincense, myrrh, and benzoin offer three very different profiles. Using a single resin allows you to identify its fragrance and find the quantity that suits you.
You can then combine two materials if you wish to create a more complex fumigation.
Burning charcoal: the most direct medium
Light the charcoal, let it become glowing hot, then place a small pinch of resin on it. Add more throughout the session rather than all at once.
The guide on burning charcoal explains the process step by step.
Incense burner and dosage: master the smoke
The resin heats quickly and may produce a lot of smoke. Use a heat-resistant container on a stable surface, then adjust the amount of granules to the size of the room.
A small amount is generally enough to experience the fragrance of a resin.
Religious or ritual blends: save time
If you do not wish to blend them yourself, religious and ritual incenses offer blends already designed for prayer, devotion, or an intention.
This way, you retain the practice of fumigation on charcoal while starting with a ready-to-use composition.
Frequently asked questions about resin incense
Choice, format, use, and care: helpful answers before ordering.
Which resin should I choose to get started?
Frankincense is a good starting point if you would like to discover a classic resin incense. Myrrh and benzoin then offer different profiles to compare.
Do you need charcoal to burn resin?
Yes, using the most common method. Use charcoal designed for incense and a heat-resistant censer.
How much resin should I put on the charcoal?
Start with a small pinch. Add gradually to control the smoke and extend the session.
Can several resins be mixed?
Yes. However, first get to know them separately so you can better adjust their fragrance in a blend.
What is the difference between frankincense and myrrh?
These are two different resins, derived from different plants and with distinct aromatic profiles. Their role also varies according to tradition.
What is benzoin used for?
Benzoin is an aromatic resin used in many types of incense. Choose it first for its fragrance and the ritual method you follow.
How do I put out the fumigation?
Let the charcoal burn out in a safe container or extinguish it using a method suitable for your censer. Handle the ashes only after they have cooled completely.
Should the room be ventilated?
Yes. Resins can produce dense smoke; adjust the quantity and ventilate the space during and after the session.
How should resins be stored?
Keep them dry in a sealed container to preserve their fragrance and prevent them from absorbing moisture.
How are orders prepared?
Our team prepares the incense available from France and protects the boxes, resins, and sticks during transport. Information specific to your order is provided in the cart and then in its tracking details.
Where can I view the shipping costs and delivery methods?
The Shipping methods page presents the available options. The costs corresponding to your address and cart are displayed during checkout.
How long should I expect to wait to receive the order?
The delivery time depends on availability, preparation, and the shipping method selected. The relevant information appears during checkout and then in the order tracking.
How can I ask a question before purchasing?
Use Contact us with the product link and the detail to verify: scent, size, number of sticks or cones, holder, or burning method.


















































