SENSELABCopaiba Essential Oil - Skin Care and Essential Oils Fragrance Mixing - Massage Oil - 100% Pure Extract Copaiba Oil Therapeutic Grade for Aromatherapy Diffuser (10 ml)

Cuando lo compré dudé mucho de su calidad, pero al llegar y abrir me alegre mucho ya q fue exactamente lo q buscaba ,

I am extremely impressed with the SenseLAB Indian Sandalwood Essential Oil! The fragrance is rich, warm, and authentic—exactly what I was looking for in a high-quality sandalwood oil. It has a calming and soothing effect, making it perfect for aromatherapy and relaxation.

I have been using this oil for the past 17 months for toenail fungus. It has healed my nails to the point that they are growing correctly in their margins for the first time in years, after 18 months of regular use, twice daily for 6 weeks, then daily right after a shower, and I have not had to go back to the podiatrist and have anymore cut out. This oil is excellent! It is therapeutic grade and is in a single-drop-dispensing glass bottle that prevents waste by over dispensing. I just tap a drop onto the end of each nail and rub it in the nail and under the tip of the nail, and I keep the nails trimmed short to maximize the exposure to the manuka oil. I had been using a leading seller's on Amazon until this last reorder, but they succumbed to greed and the increased demand, and led a stampede of vendors in a price-raising fury. They now charge nearly 25% more than they were charging a year and a half ago. This seller of SenseLab's manuka oil seems to be taking the higher path...so far. It isn't worth more money just because the increasing popularity of this oil allows it. I need it, because I live on less than $1500 take-home pay a month. Anybody else in that boat? Buy this oil if your nails are getting sore and deformed and be diligent in its application. This particular oil is medical quality. It isn't cheap to but and use, but it doesn't hurt like going to a doctor who uses needles and sharp instruments on your toes! And it's still cheaper...way cheaper!

I ordered the Vanilla hoping it would have lots of depth. I was very disappointed at the chemical smell at first, but after letting it settle on the skin for quite a while, I like it better...It is soft, but not quite as sweet as I would like.

I didn't expect this oil to be any good, based on the relatively cheap price-- but I was actually very impressed by the quality of this oil. I'd had my doubts because real Indian sandalwood can be VERY expensive these days, and a lot of places either dilute the stuff in 70% of some other oil (like jojoba) or use Australian sandalwood instead (Australian "sandalwood" is NOT the same tree and doesn't smell like the real thing at all). This? This stuff was pretty dang good for the price. It doesn't PERFECTLY match my $45 bottle of Mysore Sandalwood, but it's so close that the difference is nearly negligible, especially once it's blended with any other oils you want to use. It's a little bit "softer" and less dry/deep than the Mysore, but it's a lovely scent. I did a comparison: a dab of this product on one wrist, a dab of the Mysore on the other. Only a back-and-forth comparison revealed the nuances, and it took a little while for the mid-notes to unfold. That's the point where I could smell the difference-- but as I said, it's very slight and both are wonderful-smelling.In conclusion: A good purchase, especially if you don't want to pay $$$ for another brand. The reasonable price and good quality means I'd definitely recommend this.(BTW: If you're having problems with the dispenser/the oil dripping out too slow, just pry the little plastic top out and use a pipette/eyedropper instead. Don't be daft. Your oil is not forever trapped in the hoary netherworld of its bottle. You can do it. I believe in you.)

This oil smells like something for a diffuser. It smells strong and pungent and the quality is inferior to other jasmine oils that I've tried... the scent doesn't last very long on the skin and I'm a pretty disappointed in the quality. To me it's worth it to spend an extra few bucks to get the real thing.

I was recently diagnosed with CRPS (Complex Regional Pain Syndrome) and I had tried everything that was suggested by the doctors, but nothing seemed to help. After searching endlessly for some sort of pain relief. I came across a nerve pain relief essential oil blend that required copaiba in it. At first, I was skeptical about anything bringing any pain relief due to the severe, excruciating, burning pain coursing through my nerves. I decided to give it a try with the oil blend and to my surprise, my nerves calmed down! I cried happy tears because that was the first time in 6 months that my excruciating pain subsided, even for a few hours!! I will purchase from SenseLab again in the future! In the meantime, I’ll refer all of my friends, family and acquaintances with nerve pain to purchase this oil to find some comfort knowing that something is out there to help with the pain!

Although I do not care for the smell of the vetiver essential oil on its own, I do however, find it very relaxing and calming when blended with 4 drops vetiver, 6 drops of lavendin, 4 drops of bergamot and sometimes I will add 3 drops of clary sage (all but vetiver are from a different EO company). I add these to my diffuser before bed and find the blend to be very relaxing and aids in falling asleep faster. The company sent me a download for useful information on the vetiver oil as well as several others from their company. They also sent an email about how they discovered an issue with dispensing the oil from the bottle, since it’s a slightly thicker oil, and provided some workarounds. I found that if you hold the bottle at a slight angle and lightly shake, the oil will build up as a drop and will release. I also liked that they provided a 10% off coupon on your next purchase.