Lavender Essential Oil

This scent is one of my absolute favorites. It smells amazing and is very calming. I've already bought 5 different scents from the PHATOIL brand and I love all of them. I highly recommend this brand, the prices are fair and they will last.

I'm so happy I was able to find this sandalwood essential oil. When I first opened the bottle, I was very weary because it was slightly pungent. But a lot of essential oils smell different when they're in a bottle or concentrated, instead of being diffused or diluted in carrier oils, so I gave it a try in my brand new diffuser that's never been used to really see how it would smell. After adding few drops into the diffuser, the essential oil smelled heavenly! It is sweet and woody and rich. I also rubbed a little of this essential oil on my sandalwood bracelet to refresh its aroma and my bracelet smells like new sandalwood beads again! So happy with this essential oil. I just purchased Indian Sandalwood from Phatoil to see which sandalwood scent I would prefer, but I will definitely be buying more!

A very Good EO,has the Smell and strenght right os Sandalwood..very woody and earthy.One of my Favorites in The side of Woody Smell

The jasmine seems to have a weak scent. I had to use twice as much as normal. But it smells very good andI am satisfied. I have bought a number of different scents from this company and have been pleased with all of them except 2-the rose and the honeysuckle. Both of them had very little scent. And the smell is not pleasant! What is interesting is that two years ago I purchased a pkg that had 15 different scents and the rose in that pkg smelled wonderful. Which is why I ordered it.

Smells great and good price

I believe in using natural products wherever possible, humans just haven't been around long enough to know as much as we think we do about a lot of things. I just got a new puppy, found a few fleas on the little guy. I discovered texas cedar oil a few years ago for fleas but the puppers I had at that time was put off by the odor of it, it worked but it was a battle to get it on him. You have to remember how much more efficient the nose of a canine is when you consider stuff with odors. Cedar oil reportedly interferes with the flea's bodily functions, it will not kill them instantly but it does repel them (put the oil on the doggo-watch them jump ship pretty quick) and it will kill them over time. As is true with any essential oil, they are very concentrated, always be sure to follow directions and never ever use an essential oil on anybody human or animal without diluting it into a carrier oil. There is or was a youtube of a man putting undiluted cedar oil on his dog....the camera caught the cloud of bugs jumping ship as he did this...I'd never recommend doing this but apparently it was fine on his dog. Just as with humans dogs have varying tolerances and what might be fine on one animal won't be on another one. As long as you follow directions, this oil should be safe on your dog even if he licks it off but it's never a bad thing to be cautious. You can use olive oil or coconut oil to name two choices but there are likely other types of oils that will work fine as well. One teaspoon carrier oil to one drop of cedar oil is a decent recipe for fleas (shake well before use rub it into the fur/skin with your hands), you can find many herbal recipes for fleas including some that add oils like lavender and lemongrass (which will also expand on what it repels like mosquitos and changes the odor). You can also find recipes for a "spray on" flea spray (just takes a few other ingredients and then the proper spray bottles. I have found that many dogs have a particularly bad attitude towards spray on anything, I think it's the noise the spray head makes that puts them off more than anything else). The bottle of oil arrives very nicely packaged with a rubber stopper in the top of the dark brown glass bottle to protect the oil. The glass dropper is wrapped in foam to protect it for shipping. I didn't know the packages was going to include a dropper but now that I looked closer at their image, it shows a dropper in that. Will take a few days to see if the fleas take a hike, more later. Used this on three month old puppers (I would not use oils on very young animals) a few times now, he is one of those exceptionally mellow doggos about human grooming interactions didn't object at all to me putting this on him. I just put the mix into an empty dropper bottle, shook it up and dripped a few drops on his head and back and then rubbed it into his fur, he thought it was play time no complaints even managed to rub some onto belly skin. Didn't see anything hop off but that may not happen right away either. At this concentration the odor is barely detectable to us inferior human noses unless you have your nose in their fur. My last dog would split as soon as I opened the bottle to use it so I daresay the nose is picking it up as soon as the bottle is opened. Just pay attention to your little friend after you use it if they get unusually itchy, you feel rough patches of skin or they spend a lot of time licking that could indicate some sort of reaction. I have never read of a problem with cedar oil on a dog at least at this concentration 15 droplets of cedar oil in (about)2 ounces of carrier oil is pretty dilute as those things go. I am not a vet but I always thoroughly research anything I plan to use on my fur friends. I share this information with you so that you can choose at your own risk if you wish to use it. There are/were quite a few natural oil forums on the internet where people have discussions about their use of essential oils and that's the same sort of place you can also often find reports of issues with a particular oil. Personally I'm much more comfortable with an essential oil that's been around for hundreds of years than some human contrived mix invented in a laboratory. I have had too many personal bad experiences with stuff that came from a VET or someone that's supposed to know what they're doing.

This smells AMAZING! I bought it to make perfume oil but I use it for everything. The scent lasts forever also.

I use the geranium oil as flea drops for my cats during the off flea season. It's not strong enough for flea season. But it's non-toxic and it works. The smell is real strong though and pretty bad The cats and I don't like it But it fades after a day. Use it just like the chemical flea drops a few drops of the back of the neck. Lasts two to four weeks You got to keep up on it. Much more cost efficient than chemical flea drops. And safer

Good relaxing massaging oil with coconut oil

Bonjour. Hello. Aloha. Kwe. It’s the scented experience I seek.

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Love what it does

I LOVE this scent. It seems to change as you use it.