Edens Garden Cinnamon-Bark Essential Oil- 100% Pure 10 ml (.33 fl oz)

I like oils for wearing. Why smell like every other guy that goes to the department store. As a single Father? I want women to remember me and not some bitter past relationship memories that a department store cologne can bring. I have a deep and abiding love for all things peppery. The smell of black pepper is one of the smells that I never get tired of. When I received my package I was a little nervous at first. The post man or someone in the distribution route had torn one of my packages. Stretched another. Both packages were presents for my daughter and I know from experience the horror of a smashed oil bottle. I was so happy to see that the packaging was stronger than most. Then an amazing thing happened. I opened my package, gave my daughter the bubble wrap and unscrewed the lid. Fresh cracked pepper without any sneezing. I was concerned it would have the undertone that ground pepper has. Nice, but with that musty what ever it is smell mixed in. The smell is everything I had hoped for. It smells like the black pepper it is supposed to be. Fresh. Clean. Masculine. This by far is one if the most masculine scents I have experienced. My daughter asked me, "Mmmm Daddy, whats that smell." This is an all around winning purchase. After twenty four hours I plan on smelling it again and mixing it. I have much excitement about pairing this with Virginian cedar. So? Great packaging. I received it earlier than I expected. The quality is way better than most. I feel a subtle warmth where I applied the lotion I mixed it in, so I would definitely say that it is in fact therapeutic grade. If you are new to the therapeutic uses of oils, they have a neat insert too. I am surprised they have not added pepper to their arthritis section. So? All in all I am very, very pleased. Update - One con after 5 hours the smell fades significantly.

It is a good oil. Use externally or on wood.

If you’re looking for a therapeutic-grade oil that supports respiratory wellness and energizes your space, the Edens Garden Eucalyptus Globulus Essential Oil (10ml) is a top-tier choice. You might want to check out: - Extracted from Blue Gum Eucalyptus leaves, it offers a crisp, minty aroma with strong notes of camphor and fresh air—perfect for diffusers, humidifiers, or steam inhalation. - Known for its respiratory support, it helps clear congestion, soothe coughs, and promote easier breathing during cold season. - It’s 100% pure, undiluted, and GC-MS tested, ensuring no additives or synthetics—just clean, potent plant power. - Ideal for DIY skincare, massage blends, and candles, it blends beautifully with oils like peppermint, rosemary, and lemon for a refreshing boost. - Woman-owned and family-operated, Edens Garden is committed to affordable wellness and sustainable sourcing.

I love the smell of fresh dill. It's so green and full of vitality. This dill essential oil smells just like fresh dill, but not pickles. It's something different for my diffuser to give my place a lift.

I purchased turmeric oil because I had read about its ability to help with arthritic pain: and I have two family members that live with quite a bit of pain on a regular basis. One of them has osteoarthritis in his knees and the other has rheumatoid arthritis in his hands, wrists, elbows and knees. They apply a 2% dilution to the affected areas a few times a day. And while they are certainly not pain free, there has been some improvement. It hasn't reduced the swelling, but there is some relief from pain which has resulted in increased mobility. (Be sure to rub it in thoroughly; it will take a few minutes for the oily feel to disappear.) This oil should not be used without first diluting it with carrier oil. I mix the turmeric oil with cold pressed sweet almond oil. A good rule of thumb is to use a 2% to 3% dilution. That amounts to approximately 12 to 15 drops of essential oil to 1 oz. of carrier oil. Be sure to keep it in a dark amber bottle and away from light. Just so that it doesn't come as a surprise, I should tell you that it really doesn't have a nice scent. The good news is that once you rub it in, the scent dissipates quickly - you won't get any strange looks from anyone in your office or at the grocery store. Note: 5 star ratings for this company's products are questionable. They will send an email to you offering a complimentary product if you post a review. If you give the item fewer than 5 stars they will ask what they can do to change it to 5 stars. I told them that my review was based solely on the product's performance and not upon anything they had done. As a result, I never received a complementary product - which really isn't an issue for me. What I have a problem with is the practice of "buying" a particular rating. I rely on fellow reviewer's opinions to help me decide whether or not to make a purchase; and I write reviews in order to do the same for others. If companies are buying ratings, it defeats the whole idea behind reviews. They will become worthless.