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Good Priced Tea Tree
This has a nice strong but pleasant scent. Seems fairly priced and is more than enough for most of a anyone’s needs as an essential oil.

NOT Oil. False advertising. NOT oil.
BEWARE!! False advertising. NOT oil. It is listed as essential oil both online and on the bottle but it’s not oil. It’s a cloudy liquid that smells like toothpaste water. The smell doesn’t last. There doesn’t seem to be even a few drops of oil. Maybe you could get away with selling this as a steam distilled extract but even that would be a stretch. But selling this as essential oil is straight-up lying to your customers. Also no returns…It was such a good sale I figured even if it wasn’t the best quality it would still be worth it but IT’S NOT EVEN OIL!!!! I repeat it’s not oil…not oil…not oil…

These “oils” are water based cannot be used in carrier oils only other water based products
When I got the 4 pack of Jasmine, Vanilla, Mint, and Tea Tree I thought this was a great deal for 4 4 oz. bottles of oils and I got the pack for Vanilla and Mint, really, the other two were like bonuses for that price. Well, I make homemade oils and when I added the Tea Tree to one of the oils I had made I noticed that the “oil” sank to the bottom of the bottle. As water is heavier than oil, I saw that the two were not mixing as oil mixes with oil as with other products I have made. When I shook the mixture together the contents became cloudy and that is when I knew something was FO SURE off. I read that these “oils” are water soluble and that made me pause as oils don’t mix well with water and you will see them separate. After mixing the two did not separate they made a cloudy mixture and it makes that creation look dirty. I am still using what I made because the other oils are good and the product works it just isn’t as it should be, a clear, well mixed concentration of oils in a blend. As others have said in their review this item is great for water-based products and to be used in laundry dryer balls and diffusers, soaps, shampoos, and conditioners. Just be aware that is product isn’t to be used with other essential oils as they will not mix well.The Scent Profiles:Jasmine: This is true to smell as I have other Jasmine essential oils and this smells the same just a lighter version of that true essential oil scent. Good for Laundry, diffusers, and spraysVanilla: Tis smells very sweet in the bottle, like sweet sugar cookies, but when added to a diffuser or spray bottle this isn’t that bad and I like to use it for my diffuser as it is a lighter scent when mixed with water. I have not tried it in the perfumes I make as I don’t know how that will mix with the alcohol and I do NOT want another cloudy disaster, even if it smells good.Mint (Peppermint): True to smell but lighter than other pure essential oils of the same scent that I own. I would use this for diffusers, sprays, laundry, and night diffusing to aid in sleep.Tea Tree: Again, true to smell more potent than the others in the pack but for me its use is limited as tea tree and “mint” would serve the same purposes for me in the pack with slight variations.Overall, not a bad pack of “oils” but not to be used for essential oil DIY creations or business ideas outside of other water-based products and projects.

Good value, well-presented, two scents were A+
For the price, I’m impressed that this pack includes four ounces EACH of four essential oils. I honestly thought I’d get one ounce of each one. Each bottle was sealed with a well-fitting screw-on solid cap and a foil seal underneath. They were packaged in a box with four screw-on “eyedropper” caps (which obviously replace the solid caps they come with). The eyedroppers work well, and each has graduations of .25mL, .5mL, .75mL and 1mL right on the barrel, which is a thoughtful touch for those needing to measure with more precision than a counted number of drops.They also included a small spray bottle, with very simple directions on its attached label as to how to make a “linen spray.” It sprays a nice, fine mist, so as long as you don’t go overboard, you shouldn’t saturate your pillows or have “wet spots” on them.I also appreciate that the listing says that these oils shouldn’t be applied directly to the skin, but should be titrated into a carrier oil. I wish they had that on a little instructions card inside the box as well. I plan to use them in an aromatherapy oil-diffuser machine, as well as scenting some massage oil. The listing has a great collection of suggested uses and applications, so I recommend reading that over!Now, on to the scents themselves: I loved two of them, and I didn’t care for the others (anybody wanna trade one of mine for OCEAN? That was a fragrance I found really intriguing, but it’s not in this variety pack). :)MINT:This is a light, minty scent like you’d expect to smell at a spa. It’s not “candy-cane” mint. It’s very fresh, like the kind of fragrance of mint planted in your garden. It’s NOT like peppermint gum or candy. 5 stars.TEA TREE:If you know what tea-tree oil smells like, this is exactly what you would expect, except it’s perhaps not quite as “medicinal” as some other tea-tree fragrances; it’s a bit lighter, and I like that a lot. 5 stars.VANILLA:OK, here’s where things start going south. This is very sweet, almost cloyingly so, except it’s also got a sour, earthly quality – almost like a weirdly “off” coconut scent – like you’re trying to cover up the odor of some dingy socks with a vanilla-scented body mist and some sunscreen. Very confusing as I try to decide what I’d mix with it to help balance, and I’m kind of at a loss.3 stars.JASMINE:Wuuuugh, I accidentally got a drop on my hands and now I’m afraid I’m going to wake up with the house at 78 degrees and have a dozen cats running around! This absolutely reeks of geriatric perfume (I mean, seriously, add some lavender and maybe some rose, and you’re immediately off to a bingo game or bridge tournament). To be fair, it smells like jasmine. But I don’t care for jasmine in this concentration. Maybe a drop of this with several drops of a citrus-scented oil would lend a floral freshness to the citrus, but then again, I don’t think I wanna waste the citrus oil like that. (Just for grins, I might mix it with the vanilla one and see if I can manage to make a low-rent stinkbomb or something.)3 stars for accuracy, 1 star for my personal preference.Thanks for reading; I hope that my review helps you out!