ArtNaturals Aromatherapy Top-6 Essential Oil Set - (6 x 10ml Bottles) - 100% Pure of The Highest Therapeutic Grade - Premium Gift Set – Lavender, ...

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The oils are great, as is the diffuser. I bought a diffuser and decided to get the oils from the same company based on the reviews I had read. I was not disappointed; the diffuser and oils are wonderful.

I got into essential oils thanks to the invasive lifestyle brand Young Living. Though I dislike their price point and instance to make essential oils my go to product for every part of my life, I loooove the oils. I feel like they have obtained a level of purity that is hard to compare and that has messed me up from buying oils I can actually afford, assuming they lack a comparable quality. But there are so many more brands out there now, so I might as well try one, right? I bought the set pictured, and just received them. I smelled them as soon as I opened the ZeeBooth bag the box came in. The sweet orange is nice, but the weakest scent. I guess that's not saying much since all the other oils in this bunch are known for their stringent qualities. They all smell as they should, only rosemary surprised me. I haven't had a lot of experience with rosemary the oil, but I like rosemary the herb. To me, this oil did not smell like rosemary. It's too similar to eucalyptus. However, my go-to oil - lavender - is awesome! It's exactly the same as the lavender oil from Young Living. It smells great and gives me a tingle when I put it behind my ears. I'm a life-long lavender lover, (I grow it, I dry it, I make tea from it, I am very picky about "lavender scented" products) and I know when the lavender is off, cheap, or not pure. This stuff is good!!! Highly recommend.

Having just recently purchased an SLR 120ml Aromatherapy Essential Oil Diffuser, I was anxious to receive and try out some quality Essential Oils in my new unit. Regrettably, as an air freshener, the oils did not meet my expectations. This is not to say that the Essential Oils were a bad product in that regard -- they're actually good. The fact of the matter is that Diffusers are not really designed for lingering air freshener purposes like I thought they did, but rather beneficial for therapeutic effects by way of Aromatherapy. Anyway, if you are within a 2 to 4 feet range of an oil Diffuser then you can definitely notice these array of lovely aromas. The downside is that the fragrance does not linger and will go away rather quickly, and I'm talking in terms of a few minutes. Even while I was in an enclosed area with all the windows shut and using a fairly high concentrated amount of oil (up to 9 drops of oil in 120ml of water) things do not change much. Pros: 1. Very natural smelling fragrances and did not have much of an 'artificial' and/or chemical odor; 2. Gives off a somewhat tranquil 'sensation' to your immediate environment. 3. Works great for adding the oils in homemade soaps and lotion Cons: 1. As an air freshener, the oil blends do not permeate a medium-sized whole room too well;

Let me give you the lowdown on these oils: TLDR: These are strong, stable, well sealed, well packaged, and effective oils. The eucalyptus and peppermint have all but cured one of my relative's migraines, and the tee tree oil saved my relationship with my roommate when I accidentally left wet clothes in the washer for a week. (It was smelling good as new by the time I was done) Now for the details....if you're willing to read them (Highly recommended) ARE THESE OILS FAKE? First of all, define "fake?" There are several posts on here talking about how these oils were proven to be a scam. One of the methods that they use to define purity is Gas Chromatography. I used this when studying organic chemistry, and basically, you run the oil through a machine, and it gives you a graph with "blips" where certain chemicals react. I have attached one of these graphs so that you can see an example. It's the graph of the essential oil Ocimum basilicum. (Also, everything is a chemical, so please don't say "I want my essential oils free of chemicals.) If a substance is "pure," you should expect "blips" at a very specific pattern in the graph with NO deviations, but apparently, with these oils, there are "blips" where there shouldn't be. That being said, these are authentic essential oils, but in order to distill them to be 100% purity, it takes time, patience, and frankly, luck to keep them from decomposing into a chemical you don't want (which means extra "blips" on the graph). Trust me, I've distilled orange oil and clove oil in organic chemistry lab (never again....please God) So you may notice you're not paying a premium. This is because these oils were not painstakingly distilled to 100% purity. It costs exponentially more for just a little more purity, so that's why these are so cheap. They could be 97% pure, but it takes tons more time and money to get them to 100%, so why not just enjoy them? I've been using them for months for aromatherapy, and have experienced nothing but healing. Obviously if you're going to be consuming them, you should go for something more expensive. But these are PERFECT for aromatherapy, and you shouldn't pay a premium if you're just using them for bath bombs and homemade cleaner. I hope this helped you guys. I love these oils, and if they're good enough for me, they are good enough for you!