Bergamot Essential Oil for Skin Care 118ml/4 fl.oz | Pure Bergamot Oil for Aromatherapy, Diffuser, Soap Making, Candle Making, Large Bottle with Gift Box

I’m smelling this jasmine oil for the first time right now and can’t believe I paid less than $20 for it. It’s a very potent and delicious fragrance from flowers of better quality than any other I’ve found anywhere near this price range. This smells just like the tree that bloomed in my yard in my little seaside home in San Diego. Other oils in this price range must use sloppier harvesting and processing practices. I smell more of the green parts of the blossoms that the petals in them. This is a perfect balance to recreate that feeling of mixed relaxation and enticement one gets when walking near a night blooming jasmine tree. It’s not the world’s best jasmine, and the scent isn’t quite as sumptuous as an absolute, but it’s so close I have to search for the differences when I smell it. It has that buttery sweetness that instantly invokes memories of running my fingers over the velvety soft, creamy white petals of a jasmine flower, and just enough of the green scents to make it smell as if you just picked the blossom from the tree. It smells like the blossoms go straight off the tree into the still. It's the only thing I've been diffusing since I got it! It blends really well, but it's such a masterpiece on its own, I find that even my favorite companions to jasmine, like grapefruit or lemon eucalyptus, just detract from the complex interplay of scents in this oil. I suspected it may be artificially enhanced because of the longevity, but I can smell all of the terpenes that make up the scent of jasmine in such perfect balance that it's got to be a product of Nature. It also provides the expected benefits when diffused or applied to skin. If they'd used artificial fragrance chemicals to make it so strong, so good, and have such longevity, I'd know by now. I've diffused and applied enough of it that I'd have had a bad reaction to it, so I’m convinced it’s a completely natural, unadulterated jasmine essential oil. One note of caution: this is very strong compared to other jasmine essential oils anywhere near this price. I used it like I would have used others and found it was 2–4 times stronger, so adjust your formulas or it will overpower! Four drops of other brands in my diffuser would be barely noticeable, but four drops of this would be sickeningly strong of it wasn’t so delicious. And, as mentioned above, it has some real staying power. It will outlast any other natural oil I have in a diffuser blend. The scent barely fades until the last drop of water is diffused. Other EOs of all kinds seem to fade long before the water is gone. I’m impressed. I can’t wait to try other oils from this company. If they are anywhere close to the quality of this jasmine, I’ll be thrilled. According to the reviews, they are all very good. I feel like I struck gold. Oils of this quality at this price are a real find.

I recently picked up this 118ml bottle of EUQEE Peppermint Essential Oil, and it has quickly become a staple in my home. If you are looking for a large-format, pure essential oil, this is a great value. Scent Quality: The peppermint scent is crisp, clean, and very potent. A little goes a long way, whether I’m using it in my diffuser or mixing it into my DIY projects. Packaging & Utility: The inclusion of a glass dropper is a huge plus. It makes it very easy to dispense exact amounts without making a mess or wasting oil. The amber glass bottle is also a smart design choice, as it helps preserve the oil’s potency by blocking out light. Versatility: I’ve used this for aromatherapy to keep the room feeling fresh, and it has worked perfectly. The size of the bottle (4 fl. oz) is significantly larger than what you typically find in stores, making it much more cost-effective for someone like me who uses it frequently for soap-making and scenting. Bottom Line: This is a high-quality, long-lasting product that offers excellent value compared to smaller, more expensive bottles.

My first whiff of this Euqee Sandalwood was basically nothing. It smelled just a bit woody without any high notes, but dilution makes a huge difference. It’s really good stuff. I’ve learned that some strong essential oils can oversaturate my nose and knock out the smell, so I diluted it about 1:100 in rubbing alcohol and sprayed a squirt in my closet. OMG, next morning that smelled sooo good! And the next day it was just a bit diminished. So seemed long lasting. Arrives in a brown glass bottle (not the usual plastic) with a glass dropper, this essential oil smells like good Indian Sandalwood. Photo shows the batch info of my bottle, maybe I got a prime lot. But if you think yours is no good, try diluting in a carrier before dismissing it.

The bottle is a large good size. You do get a lot but the scent is not as great as a more pure concentrate. It’s very light and soft. To each their preference. I’m enjoying the light subtle fragrance as a little on a cotton next to my areas add the beautiful aroma throughout the house. Overall it’s a great buy if you want to enjoy the smell of the exotic spikenard on a subtle level. I would buy this again!

this was not an easy decision to buy this. trying to save outlandish shipping costs i pay for my usual brand, all sandalwood oils are not the same, some have a horrible artificial odor. this has a beautiful scent to it. i've been buying my sandalwood incense and essential oils directly from nepal and shipping costs can sometimes be a little nuts. they try to keep it down, but... looking around for another source, i found this and started to read the reviews. many, many people took the time to write their positive comments. a few thousand! pretty impressive. now i'm one of those people. this has a beautiful aroma to it, not harsh. some can be nasty and you can almost taste it. the sandalwood is super to sit in a room with. i use mine in a diffuser and i'm very impressed. it is my understanding that sandalwood is so popular, to keep up with demand they, manufacturers, manufacture it synthetically. the label states this euqee brand is made from "100% plant extract." the odor is delightful. the jury is still out on the benefits one gets but one, a lower blood pressure, can be seen over a few weeks time. my bp has indeed been lowered. the sandalwood effect? i dunno, but will certainly discuss this with my doc in an upcoming appointment. this sandalwood is very pleasant to be around, soooo....yep, i would recommend this product if you're thinking about starting aroma therapy. a decent, natural product and i'll continue on with it. so far so good.

I don't really want to copy my review on a different brand of a different type of oil word-for-word here, and I didn't copy for pasting so I can't but I'll sum it up the same. Alone, this oil is weak, so weak I don't think it's pure and it may be watered down heavily, no "carrier oil" excuse about it. I've used other brands and not had this issue. It doesn't smell right and the smell is very faint, and it doesn't mix well with frankincense which it should. I got it for nail oil and fragrance but I wouldn't even really use it for a room scent, I especially wouldn't honestly. It's just not a good oil, not a good product. After mixing my wearable fragrance as I usually would and have done before with different oils a week of being mixed usually does nothing to it, but after a week this mixture I've made this and the frankincense oil I mentioned smells sour, like soured laundry, and usually this mixture will smell like clean laundry, so it's just obviously off or wrong. It's not the water, it's not the container, it's not the storage, I have never had this problem when using smaller bottles of the same types of oils, but those weren't clear, which these two are. Because I mix stuff frequently I was going for affordable and bulk, but that was a mistake, if you want your essential oils to not smell good and to not need excessive amounts to smell whatever they smell like at all, just take the hit and buy the small bottles of the expensive stuff, it is not worth it, and if I sold the stuff I make instead of just using it for personal use I would be ashamed and anything with these oils would not see the light of day. It sounds dramatic and petty I'm sure, but this is just honest, I feel a little affronted by how bad this oil is, but you win some you lose some, and others may have a more pleasant experience than I did, mine just wasn't good.

This peppermint oil worked way better than expected. I originally bought it to try to repel ants after they apparently decided my cats’ food bowls were the hottest new restaurant in town. I put a little bit of this around the base of the food area and — poof — the ants packed their tiny bags and disappeared. The smell is super fresh and strong without being weirdly chemical-smelling. My whole house smelled like a fancy spa instead of an insect battleground. The bottle is huge, the dropper works well, and a little goes a long way. 10/10 from me and probably 0/10 from the ants.

I love the smell! I like to make my own concoction using Sandlewood, Oud essential oil and other woodsy oils for my essential oil diffuser. It’s not overpowering. It could be a little bit stronger, but, it’s very nice smelling and it’s a good amount for the money. Definitely recommended.

Use in a mix for weed control. Works just fine.

The smell is so diluted. It’s so faint and dissipates very quickly.