Laurel Berry Oil | Pure and Natural Essential Oil | Best for Hair Care, Skin Care | Used in Soap, Shampoo, Lotion, Serum| DIY Cosmetic Grade - 50 ML

this is such a nice smell. i mix it with almond oil for a relaxing body rub

This does what retinol does but without the side effects of retinol. I use 4 drops of undiluted oil patted onto my face and neck at night. After only a couple of weeks I can see a difference in my complexion. Others have asked me what I’m using and I get comments on how good my skin is. I’ve also mixed it with squalane oil for extra hydration. I have dry sensitive skin and was worried that it would cause a reaction, but nothing. My skin is getting better and better, love this stuff, cannot rate it highly enough. If you want to start off gently the Inkey List has a backuoil serum which is very gentle.

I use a lot of Essential oils and am always keen to try different brands. I'm a big fan of Neroli oil! This one is by the Salvia brand from India. You can use essential oils for lots of different things, and Neroli has a lot of potential health benefits and is great for the skin as well as smelling divine, calming and uplifting. This oil is perfect for Aromatherapy, in oil burners or diffusers, in candle making, in home made massage oil (use a carrier oil then add your essential oil to it), in the bath or to add a nice scent to a room by adding to pot pouree or similar. If you love citrus scents/ the smell of Orange blossom then this is a good choice.This brand of Neroli comes in a large 50ml amber glass bottle, packed securely in a card box which is sealed, it does not include a separate pipette dropper. Mine arrived safely but the plastic top on the oil wasn't quite on right so I had to take the entire thing off including the seal ring then put it back on properly after, so I took off a star because it could potentially have leaked - thankfully it didn't!I would expect to pay a lot more than this for 50ml of genuine pure Neroli Essential oil, especially organic as it is made from orange blossoms and takes a lot to make a small amount. This is an absolute bargain price! Unless this is Neroli "light"? It does smell like genuine beautiful Neroli with no nasty synthetic smells, and it looks right - it's just not quite as strong as some other Neroli oils I've tried. It's lovely either way though and the price is still good even if it was the "light" version so I'm still very happy with it.

I'm very impressed with the Jasmine oil I got. While some had leaked in the box it made the box smell wonderful at a distance of about 4ft, so much so I left the box open on the side just to get a nice waft of Jasmine every time I walked past, it's great.The plan is to use with for some massage oil but as it smells so lovely just soaked into the cardboard box I might dry a few drops in some Potpourri that has lost its scent. Really is a wonderful smell.Note the price for this scent is currently at £44 which is ridiculous and wasn't that high at time of order. I cant remember exactly but Im sure it was under £15

This oil is very, well - oily and the dropper takes time to actually drop a drop, but when it does - it's a generous amount. The aroma is divine, but I'm an extreme lover of jasmine, so it's purely personal preference and opinion, however - it's very fragrant and can be too strong for some people. I add about four drops to my tea candle and after 5-10 minutes the whole room (about 20m2) feels like a summer holiday on an southern island. The bottle holds good amount of 50ml and the production and expiry dates sound good to me. Although I am a fan of essential oils I'm no expert in any way, but I do know that some of the best jasmine oils come from India and the country of origin of this particular one is India (saying this with the understanding that there are different grades of oil and so on). I have had the opportunity to enjoy the aroma of these white pretty flowers at dusk and the fragrance of this oil is indeed authentic and really relaxing for me personally. I fully recommend trying it out if you are a fan of strong sweet aromas, if not - just use it in small quantities or diluted with appropriate solvent.

This is a very large bottle for therapeutic grade essential oil. It's supplied in a dark glass bottle to stop it from being spoiled by being in the light. There is a dropper so you can easily use this for adding to carrier oils for massage or into different bottles when you are making up scented oils.It's a really nice quality and smells amazing. I am an aromatherapist and do make my oils for massage, oil burners etc and I am very impressed with this.

It is a lot easier to use just soaks into the skin.I used it on my leg for pain which gave great relief. I would recommend it to anyone

Not good @all.oil should be v v v bitter . your oil taste like vegetable oil .