HIQILI Australian Tea Tree Essential Oil for Nail Repair, Hair Care, Add to Shampoo, Shower Gel, Foot Soak - 32 Fl Oz

I still gave the product 4 stars because for other applications (diffuser etc) it's probably fine, but if you are making cold process soap this oil (vetiver) will disappear almost entirely after saponification. I can't speak to the other oils offered but steer clear of the vetiver if you're soapmaking. It is also a little weak straight out of the bottle, although definitely detectable.

This review is for the 3.38 ounce lemon-scented essential oil, purchased in May 2023 during a lightning deal.TL;DR: highly recommended if you’re a fan of strong citrus scents.I’m the kind of person who prefers a very fragrant home - I’ve always had dogs, cats, and kids and I like to mask those things with artificial citrus and flowers. I started my adult life using “plug-ins” for home fragrance and for a while that worked just fine. But, as you know, the smell fades quickly, they’re a drain on resources, and its pricy and tedious to constantly change them. For a very brief period I tried scented sprays and canisters, but those were a complete waste. So eventuality I switch to scented candles. I discovered a brand that rivals those well-known but expensive candles, but at a fraction of the cost - and with fantastic seasonal scents! But those are also a drain on resources, expensive, and dangerous with cats and dogs around. So recently I decided to make the switch to essential oil diffusers.Never having used one before, I had no idea what type, brand, or scents to get for my house. After a little research I came to Amazon and found this line on sale. I went with two citrus scents, one lavender, and one vanilla. I’ll admit that this is my least favorite of the three, but that’s just personal preference and not commentary on the product.This essential oil seems to be high quality, a great value, and fragrant - overall very satisfactory. The problem is that my husband mentioned that it smells like Pledge furniture cleaner and now that’s all I can smell. It is a clean, crisp scent that I’ll definitely use if I cook something that lingers, but it’s not an everyday scent. I think I may have added too much oil to the water and created a stronger aroma than necessary, so I’ve been playing around with ratios - the strength can definitely be adjusted by diluting the mixture. My go-to for everyday is the vanilla scent, but that’s a story for a different review.I’m not evaluating this product for its pain-relief efficacy because I think claiming that an oil could alleviate pain at all is irresponsible and that is definitely not why I got it or how I’m using it. I bought this, and the three other scents, exclusively for the fragrance aspect and not because I have any disillusions about some latent medicinal properties.*I plan to copy and paste the beginning of this review into all four of the different scents that I ordered, so I apologize if you got here and experienced some dé-jà vu.

This is a great product! The essence of this is very strong and pure. No muddled smell, very definitely peppermint. I use this around my heat registers to deterrent ants and bugs from entering my house. I live out in the country and I have a lot of ants here. This is the only thing that seems to keep them away. I also put a little on cotton balls and put the cotton balls in every window, between the class and screen and it even upsets the spiders and I don’t have to chase them out and clean up the spider webs every week now. I put a little in my toilet bowls and it smells very nice. I like this product and recommend it

Since breaking my right leg in 4 places which resulted in having to outfitted with an internal rod from my knee to my ankle, I have not been able to jog anymore; in fact, I became discouraged and lazy about exercising - period. At any rate, due to the amount of trauma sustained by my injury, I developed broken varicose veins, poor circulation [decreased healthy lymphatic system] with excessive swelling and itching to my lower legs. When there is excessive swelling, there is some pain and redness. And, the excessive scratching to combat the itching leaves me bleeding with dark blotches to the point of being ashamed to wear dresses.Refusing to have vascular vein surgery, I researched the possibility of using PURE therapeutic essential oils and the GINGER has helped a lot. But, sometimes it's difficult to find a reputable genuine source of essential oils at a reasonable cost. I have found this BRAND [HIQILI] along with three others that I use on occasion to be the REAL DEAL [not diluted/water down/weak]. My circulation is improving. There's less itching and swelling.[I'm not a medical doctor and I'm not offering medical advice. I like researching and using alternative holistic methods that work for improving and addressing my PERSONAL health issues.]

This was a great value priced lemongrass but just doesn't quite have the legs to last.I use it for my laundry in the dryer as well as to use as a room spray. It's a nice essential oil but just doesn't have the staying power, for me at least.It does come with an extra little bottle to put the oil in so you don't need to pull out the big bottle. Mine unfortunately cracked after one use.

I have arthritis and neuropathy. I have tried Frankincense essential oil and it provided some relief for that (even more mixed with CBD oil). I thought I would try Myrrh Essential Oil. I accidentally discovered that at least for me it soothes and helps heal redness and irritation, especially on broken out or irritated patches on my skin. It is less effective than Frankincense for me for arthritis and neuropathy, but it is effective at soothing redness and skin irritation- At least for me. So I am glad I tried it. I will keep a supply on hand for that use.The smell is OK - It’s not strong smelling. Which is good for me because the scent of Myrrh is not one of my favorites. I’m not a fan of the scent of Frankincense either, but if you mix that with Elemi Essential Oil (3 parts Frankincense to one part Elimi) it greatly improves the scent while keeping the pain relief properties.

Based on the product info on Amazon, it was supposed to be from Hungary. But there is nothing on the package or bottle that indicates country of origin. In fact, on the package there is an address based in China.Also, there is no ingredient list so we don't know if this is 100% clary sage oil. No info about distillation method. The latin name of clary sage (salvia sclarea) is nowhere on the package.Since when is Hungary in China? I don't trust this oil. Not sure how this is allowed to be sold with no ingredient list and a misleading product origin.

My order arrived in an envelope filled will broken and smashed glass

I will never buy this product again

I got the Jasmine oil and it smells so good! I just wish the bottle was bigger especially for the price.

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