AESHORY Jasmine Essential Oil 100ml, Pure Natural Jasmine Oil for Diffuser, Aromatherapy, Sleep, Relaxation, Skin Care, Perfume & Candle Making, Air Freshening

Bought it for when a cast comes off my broken wrist

I must start by saying that I’m not an expert in essential oils. I simply love the smell of Sandalwood, So I thought this would be a nice thing to have in the bathroom. I place a few drops on a small piece of cloth and put it inside my artificial plants, to create a nice clean woody scent in the bathroom. When it eventually fades, just a couple of drops are all that’s needed to boost the scent again.The bottle is 100 Ml, which is surprisingly big. You may often see essential oils at higher prices in much smaller bottles. So, this bottle is the best value I have seen. not that several other oils are also available above. So why not mix & match?It comes in a surprisingly big full-colour card box, which contains the oil, in a brown glass bottle. (it’s always best to protect oils and scents from sunlight). The bottle has a simple screw cap and is sealed with a removable plastic stopper. The box also contains a large glass dropper, carefully packed. You can keep this screwed into the bottle if you wish, to dispense small drops of oil as desired. I expected the “oil” would be greasy, but it isn’t. it evaporates quickly and leaves no residue on my fingers. * Note my coffee mug is shown for scale, I’m not suggesting you drink it. The info on the box says not to use undiluted oil directly on the skin, and it’s for external use only. They suggest a few drops in a bath, or in a diffuser.The ingredients simply say 100% Santalum Album oil – sandalwood. The scent is clean, crisp and woody, but not overpowering. That’s not to say everyone will like sandalwood, but if you do then this is highly recommended.100% pure sandalwood, lots of it, and at a bargain price. Highly recommended.

Comes with two lid options. I have used this in candle making and it smells lovely. Seem like a good value for the price of 9.99

I am relatively new to essential oils, so not an expert.But I am happy with this rose essential oil, which I have been using in a waterless diffuser.It is a relatively soft and gentle rose scent; it doesn't have the almost heart-breakingly sharp and fresh note that can be found in some of the most captivating, but it's familiar and comforting. I've been enjoying it at bedtime as an alternative to lavender.It comes in quite a pretty box, suitable for gifting, and the oil is in an amber glass bottle. A dropper is already inserted in the neck of the bottle, but this only releases tiny amounts - literally one drop at a time. An optional pipette is provided as an alternative. You can remove the screw-scrap and the plastic dropper-insert from the bottle, and screw the pipette on instead.Rose essential oil can be found at a very wide range of prices. At £9.99 per 100 ml, this seems to be at the more modest end of the spectrum, which makes it suitable for a beginner.I was pleased to see the safety warning that it should not be applied undiluted to skin. For topical application, it should be diluted with a carrier oil, such as almond.

I like frankincense for the smell and its effects and was about to run out of the one I had occasionally used.I was glad this came in a big bottle and has as much in as I could need. I’ve filled a couple of reed diffusers with the oil and although it might be a bit too subtle for this type of use as frankincense isn’t like some essential oils that are too overpowering to really wear but could fill a home with a nice smell, it is good for applying to the body and remaining subtle but always noticed by myself even after a while of putting it on.I put some into a little plastic spray bottle mixed with a few drops of water and spray just one squirt is enough to have a sweet smell for a few hours.It comes with a choice of two lids, one being the type that allows little droplets if you turn the bottle upside down, perhaps best for if you only want smallest drops, one is a glass pippette lid, or you can pour it out without a lid like I did for my diffusers and it came out fine no spillage.

I will be using this eucalyptus oil for making homemade cleaning products. There are loads of recipes online and also loads of useful information on how you can use eucalyptus oil around the home. The recipes usually include mixing it with white vinegar and water and putting it in a spray bottle. I also saw a recipe for a homemade air freshener where you mix it with water and vodka. I'm trying to move away from synthetic air fresheners and cleaning products so very happy to give this a go. I like the smell of eucalyptus it is fresh and natural. This is a good sized bottle and came very well packaged, the dropper was incased in a polystyrene tube which kept it secure. The bottle itself was very securely enclosed in cardboard. You only need a few drops of oil in most of the recipes I looked at so it should last a long time making it excellent value. I also saw that you can use it neat to remove sticky marks, I have not tried this but we'll be doing so. Great sized bottle of oil that can be used in loads of ways, very happy with it.

I ordered this Aeshory rosemary essential oil to add when I wash my hair, just 3 drops in the conditioner in my hand, then rubbed into my hair. It comes with a separate glass pipette if preferred but the threaded mouth design means it's easy just to add a few drops to whatever you need, whether shampoo, a diffuser or massage oil.Rosemary is a traditional aid for making brunette hair shinier and my hair looks lovely and glossy now. Time will tell if it thickens hair but I'm using it to add sheen.5* – A good-sized bottle of 100% rosemary essential oil which smells great, is easy to dispense and use and my hair looks so much better. It's so much sleeker and shinier

This oil has got a nice scent.100% natural oil it is stated in the jar.Although I am not 100% sure it's all orange oil, because ot smells nice, but it smells like candies. Not exactly like natural Orange oil.Nice to use it in diffusers though.