Essential Oils Set -Top 16(0.33Fl Oz) Organic Plant Natural Fragrance Scents Blends Oil Gift Set for Candle Making,Aroma Diffuser,Humidifier

This set of essential oils contains a wide variety of interesting and pleasant scents. I work on a hospital floor that unfortunately is prone to having certain unpleasant smells that make their way to the nurses station. We have a diffuser, but the hospital-provided oils are very weak and basically useless. So I brought this set in, and it's been well-received. The scents are much stronger than the stuff we had been using, so our first time we put too much in and that was so strong you could taste it in the air and it made everyone's eyes water. But we diluted it further, and it became much more pleasing, and it definitely helped mask some of the unpleasantness that you encounter on a high-acuity hospital unit. Everyone's favorite so far seems to be the Jasmine, but we've also enjoyed the Freesia, Cinnamon, Vanilla, Peppermint, and Sweet Orange. I was also pleasantly surprised by the Basil, which I didn't expect to like, but it's actually quite a light and refreshing scent.These would make a great gift for someone who enjoys a lot of variety. As others have said, the box is very fragrant. None of my bottles leaked, but in my experience, essential oils in glass bottles like this will sometimes sweat, and that can create quite a miasma in the container. But those other scents don't interfere with the scent being diffused, so I see it as a non-issue in my case, since none of the bottles actually leaked.I can definitely recommend this set.

Very good variety of oils and it came packaged nicely. The aromas so far have been awesome and so far they are doing great at giving a great scent to the house.

These oils have a very subtle scent to them which is not too overpowering. Just a few drops in my diffuser and it really makes the whole room smell good. Great variety of scents as well. Would recommend!

I have bought SO many essential oils throughout the years by this point in my life, and honestly the experience has just made me utterly jaded, because while theoretically all essential oils of a particular type should more or less smell the same as every other essential oil of that SAME type -- minor natural batch variations aside -- that has turned out, in my experience, to VERY much not be the case. "Sandalwood" from one set, will smell nothing like any sandalwood that I'm familiar with... nor does it smell anything like the "sandalwood" in the next set I try, which smells distinctly different but still not very sandalwoody... then the next set I try will have a "sandalwood" that just straight-up smells like Pine-Sol, and then FINALLY I'll find a set that has a sandalwood that actually smells the way sandalwood is supposed to smell... but then their "peppermint" will smell like pure nauseating menthol, or the "lavender" will have a weird chemical odor that is absolutely nothing like what lavender should smell like, and so forth.USUALLY lavender, peppermint, and orange at least will smell the way they ought to, given that those seem to be the cheapest and most easily-sourced common essential oils, so there's a lot less incentive to make counterfeit versions of those three, at least... but even those will still somehow turn up very, very wrong sometimes -- and far too often, at that. If they can't even get THOSE three consistently right, I can't imagine any of the others are any more "true" essential oils either, genuinely sourced from whatever they claim to be made from... and sadly, this set is no exception. Most of them smell pretty good at least, but several definitely do not smell the way they OUGHT to smell. At this point, I don't know if it's even possible to purchase a set of essential oils that's 100% real, which is incredibly frustrating. There's nothing wrong with essential oil blends, or even straight up synthetic fragrance oils -- those have their uses too, but they need to be marketed as what they really are, not passed off as something they ARE NOT, and that seems to be an impossible standard these days.Will I wind up using these anyway? Yeah, probably. Might as well. But I certainly won't feel comfortable labeling them as genuine "essential oils" if I use any of them in soaps or other products I actually intend to sell, because I am not ok with passing that lie onto my own customers simply because it was passed on that way to me. I'll probably just label them the way major manufacturers label such things -- simply as "fragrance". Vague. Unspecified. Super irritating... at least to those of us who actually like to read labels and see what a product actually CONTAINS.The first couple of times I ever bought essential oils, they were fairly simple and basic sets, but every single one smelled exactly how it should. But it seems like each new set I buy only strays further and further from authenticity -- I can't even seem to find a proper rosemary essential oil to use these days; every single one I've tried as of the past year smells purely of menthol and camphor -- which rosemary should have slight notes of, sure -- but it's not what rosemary actually SMELLS like... or at least not ALL that it smells like. It should mostly smell like, well... rosemary. Instead it all just smells like cheap, disgusting cough drops these days... which is extremely upsetting, as it used to be one of my absolute favorites.It'd be nice if someone reliable would step in and start regulating this stuff to better guarantee its authenticity... but in the meantime I guess I'll just keep rolling the dice every time I buy more, and simply hope for the best. But sadly, I won't be hoping with very much conviction.

This is a nice little variety pack of essential oils! It comes with 16 different scents. They are all already listed in the product description so I won’t re-list them all here. But it’s a nice variety for a pretty good price.All of the essential oils seem to be good quality. I haven’t tried every scent yet, but of the handful I’ve tried, all of them burned clean in my essential oil burner and put a good amount of scent into the air. They are very comparable in strength of scent to other good essential oils I’ve used.Quality control could use some work though. That’s my only complaint. There were a couple different bottles of oil that were leaking in the box. The smell was pretty overwhelming. I had to store the box in a sealed up plastic bag, and it still smells very strong any time I open it.For the price, this is a really nice variety pack of essential oils! Would recommend.

I really got the impression with this set: If it's not here, you pretty much don't need it. LOLIt's presented in a very attractive and sturdy box, with dividers between all bottles. Usually, with an assortment of the volume, you have some bottles with leaks, and here I did have one bottle that wasn't full - I think it was sandalwood. LOL I could smell it the moment I removed the outer wrap, but couldn't quite put my finger on what the fragrance was. I'm not upset about that - again, that will happen during storage and shipping. Given the size of this collection, only one bottle with a tiny leak is a pretty good accomplishment.ANYway, I went, one by one, and smelled each of these, and found these all to be very natural smelling (no chemical edge to any of them). I would be really pressed to select a favorite, but I always seek out lavender and peppermint makes me smile every time.Mother's Day is coming up fast: this would be perfect, paired with a diffuser. It would be the gift that keeps on giving, or pair it up with some nice neutrally scented bath oil. A drop or two of one (or more ) of these oils gives her the break she deserves (but rarely gets...).Highly recommended - very nice set.