Handcraft Blends Ginger Essential Oil – 1 Fl Oz – 100% Pure and Natural – Premium Grade Essential Oil for Diffuser and Aromatherapy, Skin, Massage, Candle and Soap Making Fragrance

Handcraft Blends Clove Essential Oil: a very useful essential oil. You can use clove oil for many things; it has many good properties. One of its many uses I have found is that the strong scent of clove oil can deter my numerous deer neighbors from making my garden into their personal salad bar. I put drops of the oil around the base of the plants. (I try to plant deer-resistant plants, but the whitetails still will try a nibble). Clove oil also has anti-fungal properties as well. This 4 ounce bottle of oil came nicely packaged, with a dropper, which made using it very convenient. And I thought it was a good price, for getting 4 ounces of essential oil.

Super happy I came across this oil.It’s a great price for the size. It will last a while.The mosquitoes where I live have been swarming up and attacking.I put a few drops in front of my front door and it has done wonders helping them not hang out.I have also mixed this with peppermint to help with the wasps.The smell is actually pleasant but a bit strong for a closed room so dilute it with water and if you like any other essential oil

Great packaging and container, no complaints about the essential oil! BUT the citronella was so strong that it lingered on everything I touched after simply opening the bottle. It was too much even to use on my patio unfortunately. Love the peppermint! Also very strong but not nearly as overwhelming as the citronella.FYI- not safe for use around cats (even if they don’t come in contact!)

Great use of oils. I prefer the peppermint and lavender scent but decided to change it up and add spearmint. It does add a different layer of using oil diffusers, however, my preference will go back to peppermint and lavender. The scent does not really smell spearmint but t does have a sense of a "clean" smell. That would be the ONLY reason for four stars instead of five.

I have a few dogs!!! I use the Citronella as a flea & tick repellant. I put a few drops in their bath water & if fleas/ticks are present, they immediately drop off & can be seen in the bath water - DEAD!! I also dilute several drops with water & put in a spray bottle & spray a few 'shots' on them before I take them outdoors. I got the idea when I bought some flea wipes & saw that one of the ingredients was 'citronella'.

We have had insane problems with mosquitoes. So I throw this in my many defusers throughout the house! It is so strong. A little goes a LONG way! Thankful to have found a big bottle and when I say it was FULL, they made sure it was full to the very top!

This is the 2nd essential oil i bought from this company. i used to only use NOW because they are pure oil without dilution. I am very pleased with the quality of this brand. This grapefruit oil is not diluted, just as they say, and is excellent. No tricky wording, like 100% natural, to decieve you. to Nice strong real grapefruit scent, not some fake chemical garbage. Will be restocking my entire essential oil cabinet (not SCENT which is dilute or fake chemicals) with their oils...hoping they stay pure, instead of beginning to cut and dilute like many of the other companies now do.

I wasn't looking for a high quality basil essential oil (EO). I only want to deter ants by smearing it around a window sill. Actually, I MEANT to get bay leaf EO, but screwed up. That's a different story. LOL I've had good results and DO recommend bay leaf EO for deterring ants. We'll see how this accidental EO order fares against ant scent trails!So yeah, I knew I wasn't getting high quality EO because of the low price for a large amount, and I was okay with that for my intended purpose. What I was surprised by is that it's made from Thai basil, not sweet basil. Thai basil has a more anise, black licorice scent profile. I HATE that smell... That said, maybe the ants do, too? Fingers crossed! To me, this EO smells like anise + patchouli + green herb. It's a weird scent about which you'd never think, "Hey, that's basil!"A little honesty on the label would be nice. There's nothing wrong with Thai basil, but I think in the U.S., most people buying basil EO are expecting the smell of sweet basil, and so the type of basil should be listed in the ingredient list.