"incense scent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the pleasant aroma produced by burning incense. You can use it when describing a specific scent or when discussing the use of incense in a particular context. Example: The incense scent wafted through the air, creating a calming and peaceful atmosphere in the yoga studio.
Burn incense scented with Shiseido's Zen to inspire harmony.
Commodities included incense, scents, fragrant oils, and aromatic plants from Arabia and India, as well as ginger, alum, and aloes.
Burn incense or scented candles for a mild effect--keep in mind that a strong scent can make some people un comfortable.
Ask the person before lighting any incense or scented candles, as some people are irritated by the smell.
The sexes themselves smell different, too, and women can glean information about a man's social status from his smell alone.As long ago as the 1950s, a perfumer called Paul Jellinek noted that several ingredients of incense resembled scents of the human body.
A good-smelling house just screams "Clean!" Candles, incense, or scented oils make for a happy experience.
Despite being so indoorsy that I refuse to take hikes unless they are euphemized as "walks" — just call me Cheryl Stayed — I was seduced by the store display, which features upended canoes, wooden ducks, bracing scents (Incense of the West sampler, $25); and country necessities like a constellation guide and leatherette flask.
Sticks of incense with different scents were also used, so that the hours were marked by a change in fragrance.
"There was a little violence outside here," says Trent Reznor, enclosed in a darkened corner sanctum, scented with incense "to mask the smell of sewage".
A scent of incense came wafted through the gateway, of incense and burned poppies, and there was a hum of the echoes of distant bells".
