Nag Champa is a sweet, rich, heavy earthy fragrance of Indian origin. It was introduced to the U.S. by Westerners who traveled to India in the 60s and acquired a taste for its distinctive smell. It has woody notes similar to patchouli, with touches of powder, musk, amber, and vanilla. It has become one of the most popular and recognizable incense fragrances in the world, synonymous with the hippie counter culture, but also enjoyed in soaps, candles, perfume and toiletries.
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