📌 Light a small piece of charcoal, and once it's hot, place incense on top.

📌 Light the end, blow out the flame, and wait for it to smolder.

📌 Heat-resistant incense burner or metal/stone container.

📌 Incense is generally in the form of resin or a mixture, and incense sticks/cones.

📌 When natural ingredients are used, they are generally safe; good ventilation is recommended.

📌 10–40 minutes, depending on the amount used.

📌 Light the end for 20–30 seconds, blow out the flame, and place it in the ash tray.

📌 Burn the incense on charcoal or in an electric incense burner.

📌 Yes, resin incense in particular leaves a lasting scent.

📌 Frankincense (olibanum), myrrh, benzoin, oud, sandalwood, etc.

📌 Tree resin is made from raw materials obtained from nature, such as plants, flowers, bark, or spices.

📌 It is made using laboratory-produced fragrance chemicals and binders instead of natural raw materials.

📌 The scent of natural incense is softer and deeper; synthetic ones can be sharper and sometimes heavy.

📌 Natural ingredients are generally considered safer; some chemicals in synthetic products can cause sensitivity when inhaled.

📌 Natural resins are rare and difficult to produce; synthetic raw materials are cheaper and more readily available.

📌 The scent of natural incense is more layered and lasts longer; synthetic incense is strong at first but doesn't last long.