Description
- 100% NATURAL LAVENDER OIL – Naturopathy Essential oils are exactly that! Many oils being sold online make that claim but are in fact made of natural isolates and mixtures. Each essential oil is tested by an independent lab which is why every bottle comes with a Quality Guaranty.
- PREMIUM THERAPEUTIC GRADE & PREMIUM QUALITY – All Naturopathy Essential Oils are tested by an independent lab to test the efficacy of each oil. Each oil is tested for its constituents as well as to have no fillers, additives and to be undiluted.
- HIGH QUALITY GLASS BOTTLE AND DROPPER – Our essential oil comes in an amber glass bottle to keep out UV rays and protect the oil against sunlight. We also provide a glass dropper, so you get the exact amount of oil without any waste.
- LAVENDER OIL BLENDS WELL WITH – Basil, Bergamot, Eucalyptus, Lemon, Lemongrass, Peppermint, Rosemary and Tea Tree.
- Bottled in the USA – Naturopathy sources their oils from regions all over the world. Each oil, when brought to the USA goes through vigorous testing to prove its authenticity.
Joanna Katherine Stasiak –
I love this fragrance the smell is marvelous and given. I put them on my candles and my oils to bring out the long lasting smell
Eugene Hamilton –
Excellent quality, professional packaging and customer service. I would suggest to family and friends 😊.
Patricia Gunerman –
Good label (Lavender), but the content in the botle is not lavender oil as advertised. Not my first lavender oil. it’s more like Green Tea or something else, but not lavender… so i will switch back to previous provider.
Colleen C –
I have used many lavender scents in my life as as massage therapist and I have to say, when I opened this bottle of lavender I automatically sighed. The scent is like walking in a garden of fresh growing lavender plants permeating the air in a fragrance that immediately calms the mind. I also love that it comes with a dropper to be able to add drops in a more controlled way to aromatherapy blends. Highly recommend!!
Redstorm –
Really love the scent and it’s last a long time love it
Michelle b –
I read somewhere that some essential oils can be used as a snake repellent. Not 100% sure that is true! So far no snakes in the garage and now my garage has a lovely scent.
stephanie M –
The lavender essential oil is watered down. I’ve had much more potent ones before. I can barely smell this one in an oil diffuser. Even slinging it on to my bed sheets the smell goes away fast
Michelle b –
I’m disabled so sometimes I have to carry stuff in a bag or something while using my walker to get from one spot to another. Usually it’s fine but I’ve noticed there is enough of a leak my mask, also kept in there so I can answer the door with mask ready, has started to smell like lavender. And I don’t mean the faint fragrance from putting some in with the wash when I do the laundry either. I carried some mail in it and that came out with some stain from it. It’s a very faint leak but it does leak. That’s more the bottle than the oil itself though.
I like lavender and it is easier on fabrics than fabric softener and gives a nice light fragrance you kinda have to try to smell by the end. That’s even with doing an extra rinse and pre soak too, in case anyone would like to try doing so.
I’ve made my own scented spray for when something smells a bit like someone with locker room foot put feet on and that wierd locker room smell that happens when some kids reach puberty. Helps kiddo sleep because it’s calming, but this probably only works if one does find it calming in the first place.
The health questions were an odd touch when leaving a review.
The oil itself seems to have a pretty good shelf life, though if you are looking for this for your own longevity or pain relief I hate to break it to you. It’s good for stress if you find it calming but that’s more physiology than a direct connection to the oil itself. I admit I myself find it so, especially as my mother has long passed.
Probably going to do stupid things to the algorithms considering partner and I both use the account but he doesn’t get the oils lol. Some oils can have good effects but it’s more of a ‘this is good for skin’. It’s not going to cure cancer or pain though I suppose some would use the ‘stress makes everything worse’ argument. In my case my pain remains not influenced by this oil, just a longing in my heart with a bittersweet notion of nostalgia of days long since passed which considering I have something that makes the worst memories invasive in my head and such is itself grounding to me specifically… but other than specific people stuff it is a pleasing calming scent to the nose.
If you aren’t immediately helped by it in the same way find a scent that works for you. It’s more psychological than anything else but that doesn’t make it less valid. The human mind can be amazing like that. But yeah. Doesn’t work for cancer. I had cancer. lol I’ve been dabbling with lavender oil since long before the cancer. The only thing it did was help me ground in memories long since passed in childhood and hold to memories I could draw strength from instead of be drained dry by. It depends on what memories and associations you have with a scent.
I wouldn’t go into such detail but it viscerally bugs me that this is asking silly questions like if it helps with longevity or pain relief. I think ‘if course not!’ But then I remember that I’ve met people who actually believe that and… eh. To each there own but if you are grasping you should at least understand HOW it does work for what it does and why it doesn’t do some of the things people like to claim. If wishes could make the worst moments of your life disappear or stop them dying then my mother and so many others would still be here. Finding a scent calming for you does help with stress though and keeping a level head is important for facing impossible tasks and long waits. Also if you have animals or kids reaching that smelly socks and sweaty armpits age of ‘I don’t want to shower’ and all that back and forth, it helps with that.
Plenty of uses for lavender oil without trying to make it out like it does different stuff.
Oh and in case anyone is crazy enough to try this- please don’t put undiluted essential oils on your skin. Even the oils that are good for skin specifically are bad when concentrated. As most things are.
Overall a good product. Essential oils just get surrounded by all sorts of bs.
Joanna Katherine Stasiak –
I find the scent of this lavender oil very soothing, whether I’m watching tv, reading, or sleeping. It is so good in fact, that it has become a ‘ritual’ to run it in my diffuser every night I go to bed. A comforting scent, great for a person with anxiety like myself, to chill with and calm my nerves. Highly recommended!
Note: The size of the bottle is impressive – it will last a long time. I use 5-6 drops of lavender essential oil in my medium size diffuser and it works great. The scent is long lasting, as are its soothing effects.
Amazon Customer –
Love the aroma from my defused in the bathroom. Starts my day off with calm.