Absolute AromasOrganic Bergamot Essential Oil - 100% Pure, Natural, Undiluted and Cruelty-Free - for use in a Diffuser and Aromatherapy Blends

Wonderful quality oil. will most certainly buy from this company again! Excellent indeed.

This French lavender has a sharp, clean scent in the bottle. In creams and lotions it smells much more floral and pleasant. I use it for its antimicrobial and relaxing properties and am very pleased with its performance. The dropper bottle insert works well to deliver drops precisely. It arrived with a long expiry date which I was also pleased about. A good quality oil.

Just loved this essential oil. At some stage I will be buying it again.

Great

Good quality oil , worth the extra cost

Always try to support small family businesses and the oil is fantastic 👌🏼

I love this! The smell is so natural compared to others I've smelt. I used this pure on my skin in small amounts (this is NOT recommended) and states this on the bottle. However, I did not have a reaction and it cleared up an ingrown hair cyst Id had for months until I tried this had a rather soothing effect. I love love love it has the organic soil association on it. I also used this on my child's skin tag which literally disappeared after three uses in the evening (3 nights) I mixed it with pure organic raw shea butter. Unfortunately I've ran out and will purchase more, it's become a huge statement on my bed side table. And I literally recommend it to anyone who feels something is wrong. Dandruff - teatree oil, ingrown hair--teatree oil, - fungal on nail - teatree oil acne - teatree oil bad breath - teatree oil any problem - teatree oil! I swear this stuff is good for your soul happy I came across it.

I tested several essential oils to see which scent worked best for my homemade laundry detergent. Instead of standard laundry detergent, I use (biodegradable) soda crystals, a little bit of vinegar, liquid castile soap and about 15-20 drops of essential oil, depending on the load. I tried lemon, orange, eucalyptus, bergamot, grapefruit, ginger and lemongrass, and the lemongrass was definitely the best in terms of giving a long-lasting and fresh fragrance. Purely in terms of smell, I actually prefer bergamot and grapefruit but lemongrass seems to last longer and suit laundry (laundry smelling of ginger definitely wasn't the best). Plus, the lemongrass was the only one, once the laundry was dry, that my husband didn't complain smelt of hippies (well, the lemon too, but you need more of it to get a lasting fragrance).Alternatively, you can use scented castile soap to save adding essential oil but I'm not keen on the bizarre religious propaganda all over Dr Bronner's so prefer to buy unscented castile soap, or ClassiKool do an organic lemon one which smells fresh and is relatively inexpensive (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Classikool-Organic-Castile-Natural-Certified/dp/B074VBDB92/).