Cliganic Organic Palmarosa Essential Oil, 100% Pure Natural Undiluted (10ml), for Aromatherapy | Non-GMO Verified (Packaging May Vary)

lovely scent

I am in the process of creating my own perfect skincare routine - with the use of oils.. When used in skincare routines, its sweet, floral, and citrusy aroma has a relaxing and uplifting impact, aiding stress reduction and overall well-being. Versatility: Palmarosa oil can be used in a variety of skincare formulations, including lotions, creams, serums, and masks. It can also be blended with carrier oils and other essential oils. It smells amazing and seems to be excellent quality.

I use this oil in my steam shower. It is wonderful and potent. A few drops and its spa like.

Satisfied

I use this in some hair and skin care. Most of these nourishing oils have similar benefits. I like making a multi oil blend similar to an expensive mlm one I like. I have all of the oils and this is one of the ingredients. Sometimes I use it neat, sometimes mixed with other oils, and sometimes blended in with a heavy base, like she's butter. From there I may use it as a mask, or slather it on my legs, hands, and feet. Pleasant, light aroma.

Not only are these USDA organic they're much more affordable that other essential oil companies. Frankincense is my fav! You need this in your collection. It even has a kick start guide of sorts! Love my purchase.

I very much enjoyed a bottle of "Love" scented oil from another brand. Since Palmarosa was the first listed ingredient, I mistakenly assumed that I'd like that scent alone. However, when I received this bottle, I absolutely hated the smell right from when I first opened the bottle! It made me feel sick, it was so terrible. I tried it in a diffuser, just because sometimes scents change when they're used, but I couldn't stand more than a few seconds of the scent before stopping and throwing away the entire bottle. I NEVER just throw away my purchases, but I couldn't figure out when I'd ever want to use this scent. Many other reviews call it rancid or spoiled...but I think that's how this is supposed to smell. Anyway, I found out it was the vetiver in the "Love" oil, not the palmarosa, that I liked so much.

The dissipation is inviting, however for me. Made me nauseated um almost 50 going thru personal summer, i love the smell of florars... guess my senses are changing. Young women it's a beautiful scent... this isn't a negative post. Gave this oil to a co worker and she and her family love it