Ullas – Native Nagchampa

I received Native Nagchampa as a gift from my friend Silver. This variety seems to have been produced (or at least distributed) by Sri Durga in the past. You can find that version at Ephra World, and here you can see the Ullas version. However, I wouldn’t rely on the two smelling exactly the same.

Native Nagchampa doesn’t have a very classic Nag Champa scent profile, as it has a noticeably resinous aroma, similar Organic Goodness – Frankincense for example, though with a slightly floral touch. My memory of Organic Goodness – Nag Champa is too blurry by now to make any comparisons, but I remember noting a resinousness for them as well.
The scent isn’t particularly complex, but it’s certainly pleasant. Alongside the resinous freshness, I detect a relatively dry, woody note, likely from the base material. A hint of creamy sweetness softens the composition and rounds it off.

Native Nagchampa is a basic but pleasant resinous-fresh and floral fragrance, which works well as an air freshener.