Edens Garden Palmarosa Essential Oil- 100% Pure Premium Grade, Undiluted, Natural, Therapeutic, Aromatherapy, The Best for Diffuser, Skin, Candle, Laundry 10 ml (.33 fl oz)

Lovely oil. Now I undetstand why people used this essential oil as a knock off to rose oil. The aroma smells almost like rose oil. Just a little bit lighter and not as overpowering. Of course I purchased this essential oil for its medicinal properties and not for the fragrance. Currently using it as an alternative sleep aid. Lavender and I dont get along with on its own. Going to try a mix of Edens Garden french lavender and palmarosa oil to see if I can sleep longer than 5-6 hrs. Will update with results.

I love Edens Garden oils. Their company is empowering for women, and they have great prices for the high quality of their products. Palmarosa is a great floral scent. Light and sweet, it compliments a wide variety of other oils and is perfect for summer.

I love Edens Garden and trust that their oils are 100% pure. this eo will help protect wounds from infection. I am not sure about taking internally, however, they claim that it will help with urinary tract infection. It helps the immune system and digestion. This oil when placed in a diffuser helps to relax muscles, depression, anxiety or nervousness.

Great oil at a great price also. Smells wonderful and pure. I would recommend it if you like this sweet smell.

Arrived quickly and well packaged. Palmarosa is a kid safe oil and smells lovely. We always keep a bottle in the house and use it for fevers, in disinfecting blends, etc. Great quality and great price.

Smells great but I have yet to use it in a mix. We'll see what I use - it seems like this would be best used with all woodsy, smokey base notes and maybe a citrus top note, maybe herbaceous note too. I am super fussy about the scents.

I love Eden's Garden EO's. There are only a handful of brands I trust, and Eden's Garden is one. I bought this to put in a formulation, and it works in that formulation as expected.

The first thing I should say is that I was expecting a hint of rose notes. I definitely didn't notice it because my first impression ( for all you American Southerners) was the smell of Sweet Tea. Yes, to me, it was almost like a warm glass of strong sweet tea. Perhaps I have not smelled many rose noted oils before (well, I have but I'm no floral expert either ) but it just didn't strike me as floral as I thought it was going to be. I try to keep smelling it to see if the fragrance will change. I even put it on my skin and waited for a different note to emerge, but for some reason, my brain keeps smelling SWEET TEA! By all means, not a horrid smell but just unexpected. And yes, now that I let it settle, I am starting to notice a hint of the floral appeal to it. Perhaps my bias has gone away now? Just be aware of the strangness of this scent! PS I have NOT smelled other brands of this type. I have only boughten Edens Garden oils.