Artizen 30ml Oils - Clary Sage Essential Oil - 1 Fluid Ounce

Received this Clove oil today and it is a nice, large bottle. Safety sealed, a separate dropper top is included, and has an inner drop reducer. Nice. As I was adding drops to my diffuser, the inner reducer let loose and a lot of oil ended up in my diffuser... so be aware of that when you are tipping the bottle over. As to the smell, yes - it is clove - but not a super strong scent. That works for me from using clove oil over the years from multi-level companies as well as other brands online. One knows that each season's crop does have a difference in scent level - even with the pricy companies. That is a good thing. Strong scent isn't always equal to more effectiveness. Plants produce crops that slightly vary each year to not have the same exact stamp (as it were) so they can outsmart the bad virus bugs out there. (Has to do with soil, weather, moisture and all of that normal growing conditions... not exactly the same every year.) Essential oils outsmart even mutating kinds of germs and viruses. Each person has to decide for themselves, and use them with wisdom how they were designed to be used. ( Read up on how to diffuse, apply, who can and cannot use, etc...) This oil does not seem to be diluted in any way - ingredients listed as "Syzygium aroomaticum 1 oil" on bottle. And as a fyi - from my Essential Oil Desk Reference book 2nd edition clove oil is "Highly antimicrobial, antiseptic, analgesic, bactericidal, antioxidant, hemostatic (blood thinning), anti-inflammatory." Diffuse or dilute with a mixing oil ( vegetable oil works ). ***NOTE: With all oils, if pregnant or under a doctor's care - consult your physician. Can cause skin sensitivity (it is a 'hot' oil, ie: it can sting and burn the skin. USE OIL ( not water) to dilute and mix on skin. Don't use on small children. (Diffusing is ok) Older kids can have it mixed with veg oil and put on the bottoms of feet only. OK- so will I reorder this brand again? Perhaps. (I have other sources for clove oil as well.) Yet clove oil IS still clove oil and has the highest antioxidant capacity of all oils, according to the ORAC research of my EODR book edition. It is the main ingredient in the super mix of 'Thieves' or other similar 'anti-plague' oil recipes. No, I am not an expert. I am in the nursing profession, though and have used essential oils for over 20 years - and have them in my own 'home pharmacy' supply. Except for dumping in almost 1/4 of the bottle in my diffuser from the reducer not being in place well... I am happy with my purchase.

It arrived in perfect Condition and by far the best smelling lemon oil I have ever purchased! I am so excited to use it, and I use it for several different purposes than most. The first one is a vinyl plank floor cleaner that works better than any Cleaner on the market that I've tried, and I've tried a lot. The recipe is in a 1602 spray bottle fill halfway with warm water, the other half with regular Alcohol (this seems like too much I know but it important because it needs to dry up any water instantly. Then add 25 drops Lemon EO and with a swiffer Mop and only a damp clean Microfiber Cloth attatched I spray small sections of the floor at a time then mop it up. It cuts through dirt and grime, leaves a beautiful shine that is hard to achieve with Vinyl Plank flooring. Bonus it smells great! The other way I use Lemon EO is as a room spray that smells just like walking into the doors of Williams Sonoma. In a smaller spray bottle I use 2/3 cup water, 1/3 cup alcohol for drying quickly then 10 drops of each essential oil: lemon, rosemary, and vanilla. It smells delicious. I also use just water (NO ALCOHOL) and the same 3 eo and amounts as above only I simmer it on low on the stove (sometimes with a sprig of fresh rosemary and a cinnamon stick) on the stove diffuses the smell quickly but when I have time I just diffuse those three oils together. I always get so many compliments. The room freshener makes a beautiful gift in a pretty amber or clear glass spray bottle with a pretty label attatched. Bonus if you add 5 drops of green food coloring and 2 Tablespoons of either glycerin, fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, almond, grape seed oil, or any oil that doesn't have a strong smell than you've made homemade Poopori. That's a fun white elephant gift. Directions are shake the mixture well, spray a layer over the toilet water until there is a light colored film on top of the water, (hence the food coloring so you can tell which area of the water has been covered.) Then do your business without a smell because the layer of oil traps in the gases. It's a funny gift exchange gift to recieve and also other people get a good laugh out of it but actually appreciate it lol! Anyway just wanted you guys to know a few unconventional ways I use your product, and now I know how great the Lemon EO smells, I will continue to purchase it from you guys along with all the other oils I use! I love knowing I can buy with confidence! Thanks for an excellent product!

good size bottle, it came with a little dropper in the box. it smells sooo good!

I almost exclusively purchase some kind of pine scented oil for my house. I grew up visiting my grandparents hunting cabin in a pine forest. And besides being old enough to remember artificial Christmas trees just becoming available and popular, I associate pine scents with good times at the cabin with my grandparents and Christmas holidays. That said, Artizen Fir Needle Essential Oil comes close to capturing those memories. Close but not exactly. The 'gold standard' for those memories is Esslux Douglas Fir essential oil. Alas, they don't offer that anymore. Artizen Fir Needle Essential Oil scent does last a bit longer than the Esslux oil does. It doesn't linger in a room as long as some other oil scents do. Its scent is 'piney' but not quite as soft and sweet as the Esslux Douglas Fir oil. So, this is a reasonably priced alternative to my 'gold standard' for pine scents. It does make me happy reminding me of good times. And is now my 'go to' when I need to refill. I don't think you can go wrong with this one. I've tried quite a few different brands, but this is the one I keep going back to. Additional Information: Read someone else's review about bottles without stoppers. Just opened this new bottle and low and behold - no stopper. Thought nothing about it until I reclaimed used bottle from trash to reuse the stopper. Just like the review I read, the bottle opening size was different. Easy, but potentially messy, solution was to pour new bottle into old one with the stopper. Not a big deal, but something to be aware about if company is having a supply issue. This doesn't change my rating. This is still a decent product and have just ordered an additional bottle to have as a replacement for the future.

First, this is an honest review. I had no knowledge of the product or cypress oil before I ordered. This product actually worked. I was shocked, to be honest. I thought my vericose vein ugliness just came with age and was here forever. I only had an issue with one ankle and the top of the foot. This oil completely removed the dark build-up of superficial blood on the surface of the foot. It took about two weeks using the oil coupled with tight, medium length socks. I put a small amount of oil (maybe 1/4-1/2 teaspoon) on the foot and ankle each morning after my shower and slipped on the socks. Every day, the foot became slightly lighter. The only issue is the smell. It's a strong cypress smell that lingers a little while, around one hour. The foot took three weeks to fully clear. My only regret is that I didn't take before and after photos but, I honestly doubted that it would work. Really incredible.

I use this in my vaporizer. Smells like Christmas!

The oil came in a small cardboard box, and its contents (dropper in two parts plus the bottle of oil) were well protected by the packaging - worth noting since I’ve often received orders containing glass that were not, and broke en route to me. The overall look of the product is incredibly tacky looking, although I suppose that really shouldn’t matter too much. The oil in question has an incredibly heady, floral fragrance that will perfume a fairly large space with just 5 or so drops in a burner or diffuser. That being said, the fragrance is a little odd... As far as rose absolutes/ottos are concerned, I personally am more familiar with Rosa Damascena, which smells fruity and honeyed; and Rosa Centifolia, which has a slightly spicy and green aroma. Absolutes of both of these roses are a rich, yellowish liquid with deep orange-to-red tones. The rose absolute from Artizen, which claims to be “Rosa Damascena Absolute Oil,” has an acerbic, camphorous fragrance that smells more like an assault on your nostrils than a warm, inviting, and enveloping fragrance that you might expect from an absolute from one of the roses mentioned above. Moreover, the oil in question is colourless, which leads me to question whether or not this is truly an absolute. To be sure, the fragrance isn’t flat-out bad; it’s odd, to be sure, but the edge that the camphorous note lends this oil is quite unique and I do enjoy it blended with other sweet florals once in a while. Ultimately, if I were going to buy an absolute, I’d either get it from Plant Therapy (Rosa Centifolia) or Alteya (Rosa Damascena). Both of these, while quite a bit pricier, are the real McCoy; a rich and resin-y amber liquid with a rich, round fragrance - no sharpness in either. Both are also available on Amazon! It’s worth mentioning, in addition, that both the aforementioned are definitely appropriate for uses outside of aroma, which remains to be seen for the Artizen offering. May consider buying again, but not if I’m looking for an absolute that I intend to use in a single-fragrance (that is, rose and nothing else) product or burner/diffuser oil. It’s just too sharp!

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