Cycle Pushkarini Dhoop Agarbatti Review

Cycle has successfully managed to hit the bullseye with the Pushkarini Dhoop incense sticks. The fragrance is mild, soothing yet path breaking. The scent opens up the doors to long hours of meditation, reflection, and prayer.

Fragrance = 9 / 10

The fragrance is pleasantly mild and invigorating that awakens all our senses with the least efforts. It gives off a blissfully charged unique aroma that no other incense stick on the market seems to offer.

Potency = 9 / 10

You wouldn't call it far-fetched if we ranked the Pushkarini Dhoop by Cycle Agarbathies a 10 but we are giving it a 9 since we do have a couple of brands that deserve a slightly higher rating on this parameter. The potency of the scent of each agarbatti is nothing short of fantastic. It's beauty is its mildness, its strength is that it spreads to the entire room without smoking it up in the process.

Scent Effect = 9 / 10

The Pushkarini Dhoop has special effects on our senses. Only four other incense stick brands we have tried have as relaxing, soothing, and blissful an effect as this product from Cycle has. We felt dreamy, sleepy, and relaxed while also finding that we could feel this extraordinary relaxation for an hour after the stick was already burned out.

Longevity = 8 / 10

This is a front of the line agarbatti product whose fragrance lingers inside the home for a minimum of 5 hours and a maximum of 9 hours depending on the design of the home. The aromas of the Pushkarini Dhoop leave you feeling stimulated and relaxed for a ridiculously long time.

Burn Time = 9 / 10

The Pushkarini Dhoop Batti has an awesome burn time of 60+ minutes each time. We burn it often in our home, almost every single day, as we don't need to disrupt our meditation practice to stand up, light another incense stick, then come back to our original position to start meditating again.

Quality = 8 / 10

Very few incense stick brands make you feel like you are breathing in mother nature as authentically as the Pushkarini Dhoop does. The mild yet stimulating aromas of each incense stick works on each of our senses in an enchanting and magical way.

Visual Appeal = 7 / 10

The Pushkarini Dhoop does not have a fancy or outstanding visual appeal. The stick is thin and long, the outer box depicts a temple with the hills and lake next to it. The box is soothing to look at but does not stand out in a significant way.

Gift Worthy = 8 / 10

The Pushkarini Dhoop sticks can revitalize anyone. It's a good gift to give someone who wants to practice meditation but finds it difficult to focus on their practice each time. The Pushkarini Dhoop sets up the right ambience to relax, feel blissful and uplifted all at the same time.

Packaging = 9 / 10

The packaging of Cycle incense is always pretty impressive. The outer box is tall enough to easily accommodate the inner wrapper that contains all the 45 to 48 sticks you get in each box of 54 grams. The inner wrapper is of butter or wax paper which can be easily folded shut after removing each incense stick for burning. The fragrance can remain sealed in for years with this packaging.

Value For Money = 10 / 10

The value for money of Cycle's Pushkarini Dhoop Agarbatti is unmatched. It will be a herculean task for you to find another incense stick box in the same price range that gives such natural and immense benefits while also giving a massive burn time.

Health Risk = Very Low

This brand does not ever put a strain on our senses with their masala agarbattis. The Pushkarini Dhoop agarbatti is no different. The ingredients are all natural and the smoke emitted actually seems to be good to breathe in. It's more or less a perfect incense stick with no irritating, pungent, or strong odors.

The Pushkarini Dhoop is a gentle giant in the incense stick market. It has the pulsating effects of a mega rockstar while doing its job without the noise and fuss of one. It is remarkably rare to come across an incense stick item that has such wonderful qualities. What really, really surprises us is that very few people in India (and abroad) even know about the Pushkarini Dhoop. Cycle Agarbathies itself chooses to bury this brand deep down in their listings. No idea why. The brands they focus on such as Dassera, Woods, Yagna, etc are powerfully fragrant, no doubt, but they don't have the soothing and subtle effects on our senses that this incense stick has.