Dukhni - 2 Tray + Burner (2 Madhmoon + Persian)

Was expecting something more moist/oily for a longer lasting smell. Overall, fine because it's inexpensive. The smells are nice but do not last too long.

It was my first time to use it, and I’m so happy with this purchase. I like the Ibtisam scent and it lingers, keeps the home smelling nice and fresh.

I like them it was nice to have different smell each time

Nice smell - overpriced. You can find with lower prices

Nice

No mess with charcol, last as long as the candle, please make different design as well, it's worth it :)

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Worth the price

Absolutely disappointed. Just received my delivery right now and quickly opened the package with excitement only to discover it has already been used and opened. Some bakhoor packets already opened, missing and thrown around at the bottom of the box. The burner used, dirty and charcoaled. Also came with a used candle. I am very very disappointed.

Beautiful Fragrances areOud Al Aini -Saffron, nutmeg, nut grass ,ylang ylang amber and agarwood.Oud Al Awatef -Citron and lemongrass open up to a spicy middle of star anise, clove, and stone flower in Oud Al Awatef. Warm and elegant base notes of musk, amber, and agarwood.Sandal Dukhni -Sandalwood flower, cinnamon and clove.Oud Al Habayeb -Rose saffron, star anise, agarwood, cypress, cedar, and amber.Oud Al Ibtisam -Rose and bergamot open up to rich undertones of saffron and geranium in Oud Al Ibtisam. With its warming, woody base notes of agarwood, musk, and amber.Oud Al Khaleeji -Clove, cinnamon, basil, citron, and rose blending seamlessly into a base of sandalwood, cedarwood, and agarwood.Oud Al Qamar-Tiger lily and Indian lavender followed by a heart of orchid and tuberose. Saffron, sandalwood, and agarwood.Oud Al Raghbah -A wild blend that opens with a wildflower and nutmeg accord, a lemongrass and rosewood heart, and a softly refreshing base of oakmoss, vetiver, musk, and agarwood.Oud Al Saher -Fresh citrus top notes of orange, bergamot, and citron blend into a floral heart of jasmine, ylang ylang, and rose underpinned by notes of musk.Oud Al Teeb A fruity strawberry, raspberry, and peach accord softened by a delicate heart of lavender, rose, and lily. A woody base of agarwood, cedarwood, and cinnamon.

I was skeptical about this product and wasted a lot of time looking for an alternative I could use at home. Anyone who has traveled to the Middle East and especially anyone who has visited the mosques and the Malls will know how wonderful the aroma of burning Bakhoor is. Well this selection box provides 10 individually sealed varieties of Bakhoor to try. So far we have only used two and both are excellent. Really easy to use and the effect is amazing - far greater than what I expected. My tip would be to warm the hot plate on a cooker before placing the candle under it. This will speed up the point at which the Bakhoor begins to release its fragrance. Buy with confidence, you won't be disappointed!

These pieces of bakhoor are amazing,beautiful and expensive smell,very strong and filled the whole room in 3mins,I'm so happy I bought this,I'm new to this system,but my incense sticks will be put away for a while now!ha.the actual burner is slightly shoddy,but fit for purpose,there is many more lovely burners on amazon to upgrade the bakhoor burning.BEAUTIFULL SMELLS,STRONG,EXPENSIVE SMELL,SO GREAT TO BURN IN REIKI TREATMENT.

If you're used to the perfumes or scents of Arabia then this bakhoor will be most welcome.The different scent types are rich, deep and complex and last in the room for at least several hours when the tealight has gone out.I've actually turned the bakhoor over and used a tealight underneath the next day and it still smells as strong. Other times I've broken the bahoor bricks up the next day and it's still as strong.I've even left the bakhoor bricks exposed without being covered up for a few days and then used it and it still smells as strong as the first time.You can smell the bakhoor bricks in their packets, but they smell a little different when burnt.I like to put foil on the metal dish and put the bakhoor on, or I use an empty metal tealight container and place the bukhoor bricks in.It's also great for burning resins and I've burned frankincense and myrrh resins (either on foil or an empty metal tealight container) and the scent fills the room.I'm not sure why people are saying the scent is very weak, or that there's no scent when there clearly is, and I'm the kind of person who always finds the smell of incense or buhkoor far weaker than most.Each bukhoor brick scent is different and there's not the 'samey' quality as you get in the cheap & highly popular incense company that begins with 'S'.If you're used to boring scents found everywhere like strawberry, coconut, cheap vanilla then these scents probably won't be for you.