Just a question about charcoal

Wow @CHANEL that is awesome. I feel dumb, lol. I was trying to be an engineer with the foil and the can is so obvious! 😂❤️🙏♥️🕯

Hey girl and thank you @CHANEL will look

Hi. If you’re looking for a substitute so you can burn the frankincense, I’ve seen resin incense burners that don’t require charcoal. They’re a tea light candle beneath a metal thing (where the resin goes). I think a person could make a homemade version using aluminum foil . Like, if you had a glass votive holder, and then you made an aluminum foil screen and then on top of that you made a foil tray for the resin?

I would also use Frankincense incense sticks, which are pretty easy to come by.

Google....Frankincense has been used since ancient times, and it's made from dried tree sap. The traditional way of burning this incense is to heat it over a hot charcoal disc. However, you can use other methods, such as heating it on the stove or in a resin burner. To burn resin incense without charcoal, you can make an incense burner using an old soda can and a tea light candle. Start by cleaning out the soda can and carefully cutting it in half. An oil burner can be used for resin as well as essential oils. We recommend you start by placing some foil on the dish of the oil burner. This will prevent the dish becoming resinous and stained. Light a tea candle and