NOW Essential Oils, Rosemary Oil, 2-Ounce

Good value & quality! I use Orange Essential Oil diluted on damp clothes for window & mirror cleaning. Works great for indoor/small surfaces. Just have to use a dry cloth & dry throughly. Will never use Windex again!Also good for making the house smell great. Use a few drops on Damp mop bonnet &/or mix with baking soda to apply on carpet prior to vacuuming.

I find this brand to be of high quality. As a retired Licensed Massage Therapist, I've used many essential oils, and this is one of the brands I recommend. The smell is a true peppermint without any odd added fragrance that doesn't belong in the product. The quality is high, and you can incorporate it into shampoos, room sprays, skincare, or whatever you prefer. It's extremely versatile and I highly recommend it.

Excellent price and quality--this comes from an essential oil snob that no longer can afford my snob brand. You know the one. Peppermint is essential, though! In the winter, it will repel potentional mice. It will also help with breathing in the winter during cold and flu season, or in the summer if it's humid or you have poor air quality. Insects are not a fan of Peppermint EO either, so it is my swiss army knife and NOW makes it sizeable and affordable to have.

Excellent peppermint scent and very long-lasting.

Great product. I really appreciate this seller’s careful packaging. Thank you!

Love the smell and the amount is a quality product.I buy this on repeat

I needed an all natural mothball solution for my plastic tub of yarn.this seemed like more bang for my buck than buying ready all-natural anti-moth sachets.so, i doused a few cotton balls in a few drops of: clove, tea tree, and rosemary essential oils, and shoved them into the middle of the yarn box and secured the plastic lid.I didn't have an existing moth problem before this, I still have zero moths... so.... but it's not a carcinogen and it's preventative so i'm going to keep doing it.Meanwhile, I now have a few bottles of essential oils on my desk... and late one night, I grabbed the clove oil and dabbed it behind my ears. Didn't think twice, I'm used to cooking with cloves occasionally but nothing heavy on just cloves, as a seasoning. so, at first, i associate the scent with my kitchen, the spice rack, nothing special...Later, I added some more drops of clove oil to my black shirt collar, nothing major, just a warm lovely scent. Then, I remembered I had bergamot essential oil and some lavender too. I added those to my shirt collar too, and when I was out walking with a friend, they thought I was wearing Aveda perfume.So, now I have two uses for the clove oil, gotta find new uses for the tea tree oil and rosemary oil.

Love the smell! I use it when soaking my feet with warm water and olive oil. I also mix it with vinegar and spritz it around my pool to keep my cats out of my landscaping and to detour bugs.