I Don't Think These Are True Essential Oils
I've been using essential oils (EO's) for nearly 2 decades. These EO's are highly suspect for several reasons. First, Peppermint is the first bottle I opened. It has a distinct acetone/alcohol undertone. Peppermint is pretty distinct with that strong sweet sharp crisp smell, this is weak & obviously doesn't smell correct if I think I'm sniffing a bottle of peppermint scented nail polish remover. Rosemary & Lemon smell okay, but Orange has almost no scent which is also odd as it's a pretty distinct scent. Okay, they are all rather distinct scents.<br /><br />Now that I got the smell part out of the way, what about things like the COO (country of origin), distillation method, botanical name, where the product was manufactured etc.? None of that has been provided. Zip. Nada. Zero. It's pretty crazy considering the excessive amount of packaging used, yet on all that packaging they didn't list this relevant information? Most quality EO's will provide this type of info & they will typically smell like what they are supposed to smell like.<br /><br />I guess for $7.50 at the time of my review (I didn't see a price when I ordered), I should have known. Who the heck gets 4 bottles of genuine unadulterated EO's for $1.88 each????
Rating: 1 stars