Bless International Premium Grade A Indian Frankincense 100% Natural Tree Sap Gum Resin Pure Organic Church Incense Luban Sacred Aroma for Wellness 0.25Lb-113.3-Grams-4-Ounces

I’ve purchased both the Benzoin and Dragon’s Blood resins from Bless International, and I’m genuinely impressed by the quality of both. The Benzoin is pure, aromatic, and delivers that rich, warm vanilla scent it’s known for. The Dragon’s Blood, despite mixed reviews both here and elsewhere, performs beautifully when heated correctly — and yes, this is *real* Dragon’s Blood resin, not synthetic fragrance powder or filler.Here’s the method I use for consistently great results:• Use a standard tealight candle in a resin burner with an adjustable slide arm.• Line the metal tray with a small piece of aluminum foil before placing any resin.• This keeps cleanup simple and prevents residue buildup.• Position the tray as far from the flame as possible — usually near the top of the slide arm.• Add a pea-sized amount of resin on the foil and light the candle.The goal is a **slow melt** that begins around the 3 to 5-minute mark.– If it melts too quickly, the scent may burn off.– If it doesn’t melt at all, lower the tray slightly.With proper placement, the fragrance will gradually build over 30 to 60 minutes, filling the space with deep, sweet notes.Both resins respond well to this method.• The Benzoin offers a soft, comforting vanilla aroma.• The Dragon’s Blood opens with a bold, slightly spicy note that mellows into warm, resinous, and subtly floral undertones. It has an exotic, mystical character — earthy, sweet, and gently smoky — exactly what true Dragon’s Blood should be when properly melted.After trying a much more expensive brand, I ended up discarding it in favor of these.I’ve already reordered **both** the Benzoin and the Dragon’s Blood, and I plan to keep them stocked from now on.🔥 Follow the heating method above — it makes all the difference!

Wonderful purchase. Very happy with it. Thank you

This is horrible dragons blood. Real dragons blood burns to a hard shiny residue this stuff shoulders to a weird plastic that has sparkly specks in it. Real dragons blood emits toms of smoke. This stuff smokes for a couple minutes then smells like burning plastic. Something has been added to.this stuff for sure. Won't buy again.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Smells good i like this

I had been heating Sumatra Resin for quite a while and wasn't aware of the different types when I first ordered this (Siam) resin a year or so ago. Siam has a very different scent than Sumatra, with heavy notes of vanilla and sweetness, and the sap melts to a much creamier looking resin. Both types are excellent, just visually very different. This is a very good Siam Benzoin with heavy notes of vanilla and the amount that you get for the price is fantastic. I now mostly prefer this over Sumatra (unless blending with heated Palo Santo wood, which is an amazing mix). Will absolutely be purchasing more of this one.

Well I went from not using this very often too I use this a heck of a lot I've been back three times since my original first review there's only one problem this company right here doesn't make it any bigger product it's also great and love spells or if you're doing like I love mix for an incense happy casting

Ok maybe I got bum lot, but this stuff came in ridiculously huge chunks, no problem... a hammer fixed that, but wow, when I burned some... the smell was horrible, like burnt, mildewy cardboard... smelled nothing like incense, just burning trash in carboard boxes... had to throw it all out.

The price is great but this doesn't smell like my usual copal. When you first put it on the coal it has almost a solvent kind of chemical smell to it. As it cools down and puts off less smoke it smells more like it should. I'm concerned about the contents of this resin