Today, I will explain to you which materials are commonly used to make Buddhist incense.
1. Poplar powder or paulownia powder is also the main material. The polishing powder of poplar or paulownia boards is then sieved through an 80% sieve.
2. Rubber powder, also known as chemical adhesive, chemical name polyacrylamide, is a type of adhesive used to make rubber powder and fragrances.
3. Dyes, commonly used include alkaline rose essence, pale yellow, orange 2, coffee color, golden color, etc., used to dye Buddha incense.

4. Essence, essence and sesame oil with various flavors, such as sandalwood oil and agarwood oil, are used to add flavor to Buddhist incense.

5. Potassium nitrate, also known as a combustion enhancer, helps to ignite the Buddha's fragrance and prevent it from being revived.
6. Bright powder, Buddhist incense with bright light effect will be used.
7. Anti mold agent to prevent Buddhist incense from getting moldy.
8. Talc powder or hydrogen calcium is added to lubricate the surface of Buddhist incense and make the incense sticks hard and solid.
9. Various colors of gold powder, used to create various colors of golden fragrance.
10. Wet gold glue, a type of glue used for making gold fragrance.
11. White latex, the glue used in making golden fragrance.
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