Melissa Essential Oil - Aka Lemon Balm - 100% Pure and Undiluted - Extracted from Melissa Officinalis - Sweet & Fruity Scent with Citrusy Overtones - Therapeutic Grade & Vegan - 0.17oz

Simply the best. It’s strong and powerful and smells terrific. The best I’ve ever purchased.

My favorite smell

I typically purchase my Palo Santo essential oil from a website (that has a brick and mortar store in Colorado) called Ritual Cravt. Yes, Cravt. The same size oil from Ritual Cravt is 44 dollars per tiny bottle. It’s expensive. So I decided to peruse Amazon for a dupe. I found this, and ordered two bottles. They smell very similar, one being more sweet than the other. I often burn Palo Santo wood sticks in my home, so I am very familiar with the actual scent of the wood. This bottle does smell like Palo Santo, it can be strong to some folks, I think. For me, however, it is just potent enough to do what I needed, like making my own perfume with this oil and Witch Hazel. I also used it on top of my solid wax, in my wax warmer, for a little more oompffff. I even mixed it with Jojoba Oil to create a type of moisturizer in a roller ball for the outside of my hands. Palo Santo is my favorite scent….ever. There is a Vanilla & Palo Santo cologne spray from Bath & Body Works that I just HAD to buy 8 of them…. Well, I put some drops of this oil into the cologne sprays for more spice, more potency. Add some drops into your bath water, too! If you love Palo Santo like I do, you will enjoy this product very much :)

We have a very large home and just 2 drops in a diffuser and the ceiling fan on and it smells wonderful. And all natural.

The bottle is a lot smaller than I thought it would be. The smell is amazing in a diffuser. Note - do NOT mix it with lavender oil unless you want noxious fumes.

Smells wonderful. Arrived on time and well packaged. Seller included a sample of another oil. Great value.

I have grown up with sandalwood oil in my home from Kaveri Emporium and I still own and use sandalwood heartwood to grind and make sandalwood paste. I read all the reviews and felt this would be the most genuine product i could find on amazon, but no. This oil is a mix of cedar and turpentine possibly from santalum spicatum and lacks the creamy soothing highly aromatic smell of santalum album. I tried applying the oil directly on my skin, which is safe to do with mysore sandal oil, as well as tried diluting the oil with 1:4 and 1:10 ratios of jojoba carrier oil. Neither of these deliver the smell of sandal that i paid a small fortune for.

This Neroli oil is intoxicatingly fragrant! I wouldn't have bought it because it's priced rather high for the small amount you get. But the seller included a sample of it when I ordered a couple of other different oils. I used a very small amount directly on my skin as perfume and it's so divine smelling, I didn't even hesitate to shell out the price for a small bottle of it after smelling it! A little does go a long way and lasts a very good while before it fades. It must be the real deal because I have an orange tree in my house that has been blooming over the last month and this oil smells just like those orange blossoms. I've been wishing I could bottle that fragrance, and now I have it! So genuine smelling with absolutely no off smell at all!! I will buy another because I don't want to be without it now. Its a clean floral "green" smelling but not herbal smelling or really orange smelling. Not too overpoweringly floral though....just right!