How to Make Bakhoor (Arabian Incense): Part 2
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- čas přidán 21. 03. 2021
- A follow-up video of the How to Make Bakhoor short course. A formula is available in the description section of the course.
Sample Formula
1. 50g wood chips or powder: oudh (agarwood), sandalwood, cedarwood, etc
2. 25g frankincense resin
3. 25g amber resin
4. 20g dried flower petals (rose, lavender, hibiscus, etc, as you like)
5. 5g dried clove (optional)
6. 40g fragrance/essential oil blend of choice (traditionally oudh blend, sandalwood, amber, oakmoss, etc)
7. 25g hydrosol of choice (rose water, lavender water, etc)
8. 50g sugar
9. 10g lemon juice
*Yield: about 250g of bakhoor
**Adjust the formula (woodchips, fragrance, hydrosol, etc) as you like.
Tips:
1. It works best with powdered wood or very fine wood chips.
2. Be as creative as possible, even with making bakhoor.
You can tweak the formula as you like, by taking one or more of the suggested steps below:
a. Reduce the quantity of wood chips or powder.
b. Reduce the amount of frankincense, myrrh, and amber, or remove any one or two of them.
3. Increase the amount of caramel by adding extra sugar and hydrosol (rose water).
4. Increase, or reduce, the quantity of fragrance or essential oils.
5. Remove or reduce the amount of dried flowers and spices.
Whatever you do, make sure you keep records of the changes so that if your version turns out to be very fantastic, you will be able to reproduce it in future.
Enjoy your bakhoor!
Thank you much, I've been learning about bakhoor and was interested in making my own. Your video was very educational and well explained
1. 50g wood chips or powder: oudh (agarwood), sandalwood, cedarwood, etc
2. 25g frankincense resin
3. 25g amber resin
4. 20g dried flower petals (rose, lavender, hibiscus, etc, as you like)
5. 5g dried clove (optional)
6. 40g fragrance/essential oil blend of choice (traditionally oudh blend, sandalwood, amber, oakmoss, etc)
7. 25g hydrosol of choice (rose water, lavender water, etc)
8. 50g sugar
9. 10g lemon juice
*Yield: about 250g of bakhoor
**Adjust the formula (woodchips, fragrance, hydrosol, etc) as you like.
superb..please make more video..about this type of video .with different frangrances
Impressive. Ma sha Allah
Very detailed ❤️❤️❤️
Jaz-a-k'Allah for this Ma❤️🙏🏿
Amen. Thank you so much 🙏
MashaAllah dr.this is my first time seeing your video.this is what I called beautiful.what impressed me most is the dried herbs I mean flowers u used in making your bakhoor.how can I get more of your videos please.may Allah bless you for sharing with us.
Beutifully done👍👍👍
Thank you so much, Kamal Ashmawi.
Thank you so much
Masha Allah
thank you
You're welcome 🙏
Danke
You're welcome 🙏
1. 50g wood chips or powder: oudh (agarwood), sandalwood, cedarwood, etc
2. 25g frankincense resin
3. 25g amber resin
4. 20g dried flower petals (rose, lavender, hibiscus, etc, as you like)
5. 5g dried clove (optional)
6. 40g fragrance/essential oil blend of choice (traditionally oudh blend, sandalwood, amber, oakmoss, etc)
7. 25g hydrosol of choice (rose water, lavender water, etc)
8. 50g sugar
9. 10g lemon juice
*Yield: about 250g of bakhoor
**Adjust the formula (woodchips, fragrance, hydrosol, etc) as you like.
Hi. Thanks for sharing. May I know where to buy Amber resin? I live in Singapore
Thank you Dr Rabi. I noted all things. But how to collect all things that question. Which itr you use that is pure Or synthetic?
If pure all things then it's cost is more.
If we go for commercial then what to do?
I want to use original. But it's cost more. Selling cost increase. Who will buy? This question
Generally bukhoor receive is the same or different?
But thanks for giving all ingredients in the description box.
Hello. If your products are good and people enjoy using them, no matter the price, there will always be a market.
Your location do you have class I mean do you train? I'm interested in learning tularen wuta and humrah
Hello, Karima. No, I don't have physical classes. Thanks for asking 🙏
Assalamualaikum Dr I am from Sri Lanka please visit our country
Dr Rabi we can use dry Mogra, Magnolia Champaka etc?
Hello. Yes! Any dried flower of your choice.
Hello Dr. When can I have these ingredients in Africa. I live in the gambia
Check Asian stores.
Hello Dr pls where can I get the amber you used ? Thank you.
Hello Muhammad Mansur. You can get from the perfume ingredient sellers in the souqs.
Also ask the people selling local spices, frankincense, myrrh, etc
Ma’am pls mention some oil perfume that are nice to me
Citrus, fruity, oriental, and woody notes.
V good effort please give list of ingredients
1. 50g wood chips or powder: oudh (agarwood), sandalwood, cedarwood, etc
2. 25g frankincense resin
3. 25g amber resin
4. 20g dried flower petals (rose, lavender, hibiscus, etc, as you like)
5. 5g dried clove (optional)
6. 40g fragrance/essential oil blend of choice (traditionally oudh blend, sandalwood, amber, oakmoss, etc)
7. 25g hydrosol of choice (rose water, lavender water, etc)
8. 50g sugar
9. 10g lemon juice
*Yield: about 250g of bakhoor
**Adjust the formula (woodchips, fragrance, hydrosol, etc) as you like.
Hello ma'am,
Where can I get these Indonesian oud chips in bulk ?
Plz help
Hello Rhose. It depends on where you live. If you can find a market where Asian or Arabic spices and perfumes are sold, you should find the oudh chips. If you don't find oudh chips, you can start with chips of any kind of wood. It just that they may not add any fragrance to your bakhoor. But you can make up for it by using extra quantity of your perfume oils. Best of luck!
@@DrRabiIlemonaEkore I live in india. And I have searched a lot for these Indonesian wood chips. But I did not got. So can u plz help me ma'am ,I mean an person who export to India these Indonesian wood chips ?
@@rhosemehandi9891 if you're in India then you should be able to get sandalwood chips or blocks. It's also an exotic wood widely known used in making bakhoor.
What kind of wood you used?
Hello. Sandalwood
Where can i purchase wholesale oud wood?
Hello, kingyousif. It depends on where you live. If in the middle east, check any local souq. They have shops where local spices, herbs, and perfume ingredients are sold. Good luck!
Where i can get this ingredients
It depends on where you live. Check any souq or Asian stores. Even local markets.
Sir pls
Ingredients list
1. 50g wood chips or powder: oudh (agarwood), sandalwood, cedarwood, etc
2. 25g frankincense resin
3. 25g amber resin
4. 20g dried flower petals (rose, lavender, hibiscus, etc, as you like)
5. 5g dried clove (optional)
6. 40g fragrance/essential oil blend of choice (traditionally oudh blend, sandalwood, amber, oakmoss, etc)
7. 25g hydrosol of choice (rose water, lavender water, etc)
8. 50g sugar
9. 10g lemon juice
*Yield: about 250g of bakhoor
**Adjust the formula (woodchips, fragrance, hydrosol, etc) as you like.
Eh where can I buy?
Hello. You want to buy the ingredients? Check shops where spices and local ingredients are sold. Where do you live?
@@DrRabiIlemonaEkore oh no I wanted to buy your bakhoor! You have the best video for making bakhoor! Very detailed and highly informative
@@pri22v11 I see! No, I don't sell. I only make for personal use as well as for family and friends. Thank you.
@@pri22v11 thank you so much for your kind words.
Please name the ingredients..
Sorry for the late reply. I missed your question. The ingredients are listed in the description.
Dr..Your voice very slow..
Hmmm. I recorded before drinking my morning coffee 😜
If it's too slow for you, try playing the video at 1.5x speed. Thank you so much for watching. 🙏
✨🤔✨🤣🤣🤣✨🇬🇧✨🌼🌿🌞🌿🌼✨Dr Rabi has a fabulous calm voice ✨