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 # Incense: Writing & Resources
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 ### Resources
 * [/r/incense posts flaired with "incense making"](https://www.reddit.com/r/Incense/?f=flair_name%3A%22Incense%20Making%22)—For better or worse, the incense subreddit is *the* place to go for incense discussion and advice. I'm working on changing that, but it's slow-going; see the forums / discussion boards section below.
 * [incensemaking.com](https://incensemaking.com/)—A useful site, particularly for listing many of the aromatics used in incense making. Be careful, however, as not all of the ingredients listed may be suited for [combustible incense](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incense#Types).
+* [Jarguna Incense YouTube playlist](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzPT3nU1j70&list=PLWogy1GQgvfECuf-F3kIrsuiBFXh1ctNr&index=1)
 * [The Incense Dragon YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/c/IncenseDragon)
 
 ## Advanced Incense Making Techniques
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 [^1]: Here I am referring to traditional incense making, using actual plants as aromatics. There is certainly no lack of knowledge or production of "dipped" incense here, an extremely easy to make category of incense which is considered the absolute bottom of the barrel in terms of quality.
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