Satya Nag Champa Om Shanti Dharma Incense set C 12x15gram includes: Nag Champa, Superhit, Om Shanti

This pack was my first venture into the world of incense, and I'm pleasantly surprised.I shall update this review perhaps as time goes on to review each scent individually, however this pack contains some very appealing scents - I am personally a strong fan of Nag Champa, Super Hit and Opium.This pack (at the very least for me) contained 11 incense packs from the Bengaluru branch of Satya, and 1 from the Mumbai branch (generally considered lower quality). After correlating this with other friends who have bought similar (but not quite this pack) on Amazon, this always appears to be Om Shanti, so this may simply be a Mumbai-exclusive scent.I personally strongly recommend these sticks for their great price value (only about £1.something a pack!) and how strongly but carefully they'll make your room smell.Individual Scents:Nag Champa - classic scent, smells amazing and probably among my favourites to burn, a mix of sandalwood and magnolia champaca/frangipani. 10/10 , but can be a little overpowering for some due to making your room smell vaguely like a temple...Opium - Opium smells strange, a sort of sweet but refined scent for the sticks I received. I am a personal fan, however both I and my girlfriend seem to agree that opium does not leave much of a notable after-scent after burning. 7/10Super Hit - a little similar to Nag Champa, as I believe it also contains sandalwood also giving it that "traditional" incense smell. Super Hit is however, extremely strong in my experience and ALWAYS carries on smelling up the room for days. Despite this, I don't find it unpleasant, the opposite rather. Another personal 10/10

There are 2 companies formed in 2014 from the 2 sons of the original 1964 incense maker. Company 1 is the proper maker Shrinivas Sugandhalaya (BNG) LLP based in Bangalore and company 2 Shrinivas Sugandhalaya LLP based in Mumbai. The second company does NOT use the method as the original ones are made and are inferior to their fathers 1964 original recipe. There are court cases you can view online where the second company was accused of misrepresenting where these incense are made, hence the address on the box of Bangalaru (Bangalore) and not Mumbai. If the company name does NOT have (BNG) then the incense is NOT original. The OM Shanti scent in this box was from the second company and are dipped charcol and NOT rolled masala.

Scents last for ages but the different types don't smell that different. The box I received was open and it looked like one of the scents had been replaced with another one in a newer packet. Overall a good buy but be aware.

I bought the mixed selection 15 fragrances with 12 in a box. I've only tried 2 lots (Jasmine and Nag Champa) Nag Champa has a strong smell, very long lasting and the Jasmine is a very subtle fragrance. Burn time is good, and the smell does stay for a while. Some of the incense is did fall off the stick, not a huge amount andnot enough to cause any issues with the fragrance or anything, I'm not sure if this is just something to do with this brand as I've not experienced with other brands, again it didn't affect anything. Will definitely buy again

I received these yesterday via a third-party seller (GiftlocalUK). It was advertised as a box containing twelve different Satya Nag Champa incense sticks. I was a little concerned when the product arrived as the box they came in seemed to advertise the standard Satya Nag Champa sticks. However, on opening the box I was delighted to find that it contained twelve different scents.I am a little concerned as many of the seals on the individual boxes were broken in that one side was unpeeled from the box. On removing the inner bag (which were all sealed) that contains the sticks there was a lot of dust from the scents at the bottom of the bag. I am not sure if these have a shelf life, as there is no indication of this on the box, but if there is, then I suggest these are at or past their sell by dates. They appear to be genuine; I am not 100% convinced.The scents are nice. They all have the signature Nag Champa fragrance but with their individual under tones too.Saying that though, they do smell nice and last a decent amount of time – about 20-30m minutes on average.

burns pretty quickly than my other branded incense, it also takes quite long to light these ones, not sure if that's because its better quality or not though. But overall, these are amazing and the scent fills the whole room really quickly !! i looooove the variety of scents! i wish rainforest and karma was in this mix tho :(

Came well packaged, the incense is of a good length and there are a variety of different scents.With that said, it is all personal opinions so there is a likelihood that there is at least one you're not going to like.I haven't tried all the sticks yet, but I did have an initial sniff fest, and most were nice. I don't remember which ones I disliked, so maybe write down the ones you do and don't so you don't accidentally make your house smell.They are all well fragranced, some a little too fragranced, but they all go well with whatever incense holder you may have and won't just smell of smoke when you light them.

I have bought many makes of incense in my life. When I bought this brand, which I have seen before and had the odd box of in the past, it was an amazing smell at first that got me! I am down to my last, white sage. There hasn't been one scent that I haven't liked. Absolutely gorgeous. I keep the empty box in my cupboard just for the smell! It has lasted and lasted. Normally you would get one scent that would catch the back of my throat when lit. But not one of these has done that. I will definitely be staying with this brand and not wandering anymore. Believe me they are beautiful aromas!