NaturoBliss 100% Pure Lemon Essential Oil Therapeutic Grade Premium Quality (4 fl. oz) with Glass Dropper, Perfect for Aromatherapy

I recently purchased the NaturoBliss 100% Pure Eucalyptus Essential Oil, and it has exceeded my expectations in both quality and versatility. The oil comes in a 4-ounce amber glass bottle, which helps protect it from sunlight and maintain its potency. The included Euro dropper cap allows for precise dispensing, preventing any accidental spills. The aroma is fresh and invigorating, characteristic of pure eucalyptus oil. I’ve been using it in my diffuser to create a calming atmosphere that promotes clear breathing and relaxation. Additionally, I’ve found it beneficial for soothing sore muscles when diluted with a carrier oil and used during massages.One aspect I particularly appreciate is the company’s commitment to purity. According to their website, NaturoBliss ensures that their essential oils are 100% natural and free from additives or fillers. Overall, the NaturoBliss Eucalyptus Essential Oil has become a staple in my aromatherapy routine. Its high quality and refreshing scent make it a product I would confidently recommend to others seeking pure essential oils. 

This peppermint oil was actually bought to help keep mice out of our basement and garage. After some little critter bit through wires on my car and cost me $900 I decided it was time for action without cruelty. I had this same peppermint oil in a smaller bottle that I used in a part of our basement where a little guy used to sneak in to get warm but I ran out. This peppermint oil works the best and when I found this larger bottle at this price I grabbed it. It has been very effective in that the cute little invaders have not been back to nest in my engine. I just drop some oil on a cotton ball, place it in a small container, and slip it under the car or in a basement corner. It not only deters the mice but also gives off a nice fragrance we can appreciate.

Naturobliss sweet orange essential oil 4 oz. arrived without glass dropper, but after I contacted company via their website, they promptly responded the same day, and sent me the glass dropper.That is great customer service! Beside that, the oil is good quality and smells just like sweet oranges! It's very strong and long lasting. For those wondering about the light orangey color, that is perfectly normal, as it depends on climate, time harvested, etc. that determines color...from light yellow to a darker yellow-orange. I would definitely recommend, and would buy again.

It came came at the time stated. Smell doesn’t last very long but I’m only using it for pest.

I have bought many bottles from the seller. It’s a great quality. The product is very soothing. Smelling always comes very carefully boxed shipped packaged every time I get one. It comes with a dropper separate on a side sleeve. I probably have 12 droppers for the price you get a great quality in a product. It’s not watered down. I highly recommend the seller and brand.

A large amount for a good price. Nice strong scent

I love the smell of this oil. Refreshing

The media could not be loaded. I recently won a snazzy new humidifier with a compartment built just for essential oils. With being thorough with testing out my new humidifier, I kept thinking I should 'get orange-scented oil'. It might smell nice. The thought of an orange scent floating through my home with a remedy for dry air was a win-win. But, life and my humidifier had other plans.The promised orangey aroma was more like a faint whisper rather than the full-on citrus choir I was expecting and hoping for. The water vapor from the humidifier infused with the orange oil was just alright. Nothing spectacular. It wasn't overwhelmingly orange-scented but more like a gentle nudge of 'Hey, I kind of smell like oranges.' The oil is light in its viscosity and not as thick as vegetable or olive oil. It's more yellow than orange in color. Honestly, that is a good thing because if it were bright orange, I'd be really suspicious of the usage of dyes and other fake additives in the oil. It seems to me the product lives up to being honest, pure, and natural.I didn't exactly swish this around in my mouth like mouthwash, but out of curiosity, I did taste it. The flavor? Well, it's not going to replace orange juice at the breakfast table. The oil did make my mouth tingle, and it did make my mouth numb for a bit. I would say it tasted sort of like an orange peel zest but very subtle. It wasn't something that was particularly inspiring. It's certainly not something I would bake with or add to something to create an orange-like flavor.I was kind of disappointed in the lack of aroma at this point. I then started to think about how else I could use this product. I recalled a trick people use when selling homes where they bake vanilla extract in the oven to create a homely, cookie-like scent to fill their home. I figured, why not give it a whirl with orange oil? Lo and behold, success! I lightly covered a glass casserole dish with a small pool of the orange oil and set the oven to 220°F. My home was soon filled with the smell of sweet oranges. Sure, it was a bit of a wallflower in the humidifier, but it really knew how to dance in the warmth of the dry heat produced by the oven. Once the oil had evaporated, I turned the oven off and cleaned the glass casserole dish.In terms of size, I went big and opted for a 4 oz bottle. This bigger bottle was a bit indulgent, but the price wasn't bad. I have more than enough to last me a long while, especially while I'm product testing the humidifier. I like that it came in a UV-protecting brown glass bottle with a full-size glass dropper. I'm sure I'll find multiple uses for the glass dropper long after I'm done with this bottle of orange oil. Impromptu, I actually created a reed diffuser using some things I had lying around my kitchen: a piece of string, an old glass bottle from Italian Herb seasoning, and some bamboo skewers. It looks nice for what it is on my bookshelf, and it'll certainly help put the orange oil to use in another way.If you're sitting on the fence, I'd say hop off and give it a try. Who knows, you might find it pretty a-peel-ing! I certainly found multiple uses for it, some better than others. I would recommend this product, and I'm having thoughts of trying out the other available oils from this company.Has my review been of help to you? If so, would you consider hitting the "helpful" button below? I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you!