HBNO Organic Fir Balsam Essential Oil - Huge 4 oz (120ml) Value Size - USDA Certified Organic Fir Balsam Oil, Perfect for Aromatherapy, Soap Making, DIY, Fragrances, Diffuser

Nice scent and very clear geranium scent. I use this behind the knees to help support the lymph system.

The item got here a day earlier than expected, as shipping was only 2 days that was a 50% reduction in shipping time. Item was reasonable priced and arrived as described.

I started seeing bugs in my bathroom so I got a diffuser. Not seen a bug of any kind since...I researched that Cedarwood disrupts silverfish nervous system...anyway, so I got this. While it keeps the bugs away, I also LOVE the smell! If you've never smells Cedarwood, a garden/forest smell....but better. It's not super strong, but gives the perfect smells...especially for a fresh bathroom area. The texture is perfect, comes with a dropper and you don't have to use much. You can see the amount I've used, and I've been using it in my diffuser as needed (every other day) since I got it around Thanksgiving. I have plenty of other essential oils, so I do mix them at times, but this has got to be my favorite out of them all. It's a big amount for the cost, it's last a long time, it's fresh, it's 100% pure essential oil, and even organic! This brand has definitely won me over. It's hard to find organic essential oils in general, but for a good price...not a chance.

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Pure essential oil. Some others are not pure and you pay for a blend of other filler oils. This is the real deal. Great value. I use it topically for pain. I don't know how it works so fast but I'm glad it does!

We use this in homemade liquid laundry detergent and on dryer balls. Very nice subtle odor that lingers better on some laundry products than others. Eucalyptus has antibacterial properties as well. Doesn't seem to damage my skin at all. The product is too expensive (one bottle per month for one person's laundry, hence the four stars.

Doing a search of tea tree oil I learned that it is antibacterial and antiviral properties, so I used it on several skin tags, (which are caused by a virus). After applying it for 3 days I could tell the skin tags were shrinking. I'm now up to 5 days and the tags are half their original size. The tea tree oil doesn't sting, however it has a piney smell. But after it dries on the skin the smell disappears. A drop of the oil fell on a cut and the small cut healed in 2 days. The skin around the treated area is smooth, though some lotion/ hand cream was needed to moisturize. I will be keeping this product in my medicine cabinet, since it works as well as hydrogen peroxide without the sting.

OK, companies that sell scent crystals for spas, warn you DO NOT PUT AROMATIC OILS IN YOUR SPA. This seems to make sense, because the oil can be captured and soak into your filter material. This is probably true, except, when you get in a spa, oils from your body also 'clog' the filter... they don't tell you that... otherwise their recommendation would be DO NOT PUT HUMANS IN YOUR SPA. A bad way to sell a hot tub! Note that aromatic oils like this tend to evaporate (dissipate) through the air, that's why you can smell them... so doubt much ends up in the filter as claimed... but just in case...To get rid of oils that could clog your spa (human or otherwise), add 1 teaspoon of dishwasher detergent (powder or liquid) every month or two. These are non-foaming and are intended to safely break down oil. The FDA also ensures that these detergents are safe for human consumption of trace amounts (like what gets on your dishes). So a teaspoon in 300 gallons of water is more than safe.I tried 1/4 dropper full of this oil in the water (it floats, so the chlorine will not immediately neutralize it) before I got in. It was great! Incredibly inexpensive compared to those scented epsom salt crystals/chemicals are sold for this purpose. That epsom salt crystals build up over time and can only be removed by changing the water. Also... are ever higher concentrations of epsom salt good for you (I think not).