Lemongrass Essential Oils 4 FL Oz, Natural Aromatherapy Oil for Diffuser, Home Purification & Refreshing Scent, Indoor & Outdoor, DIY- 118ml

Many other choices but i tried this as size/price was good, when arrived yes it is indeed a pretty big bottle and the dropper was good quality too. It is marked as Indian Essential Oil. The actual liquid is a relatively thin oil and very potent I dont think I would expect anything stronger. That was excellent for my needs as I was putting it on dry pot pourri and it soaked in well and was strong. The actual scent is good too.

Great value product strong smelling and effective

Lovely pungent smell

I have several of these oils with different fragrances; all of excellent quality. Tried the Lemongrass to deter flies and wasps from my kitchen - usually use Citronella which does the job - Citronella being derived from Lemongrass. Used a few drops in my pot pourri... the flies have stayed away but I find the smell too strong and not that pleasant. Mixed in some lavender oil to counteract. Will continue to use Citronella from now on.

Good value for money. Slightly different smell to some of the other brands I have used, but I like it. Use it all over the house as a fragrance, laundry perfume, fly spray, etc. mixes well with water

Pleasant smell and very effective

A weak smell of Lavender.

This product is excellent, the packaging is beautiful, the peppermint sent is lovely and really good for different purposes. Another review here prompted me to try this sent in the range, so glad I did, I highly recommend this scent and the product range, worth the price. Thank you.

I had a crazy ear infection this late summer that persisted for several months – not in my inner ear but my outer ear – you know, like in the “bowl” of your ear. Was it caused by a late-summer bug bite that got out of control? Did my daily swims in the nearby lake contribute to this increasingly painful infection? Did my two dogs – who get into every sort of wildlife scat and then, without missing a beat, jump right onto my bed and will literally put their heads, paws or butts right where I lay my head down – transfer to my bed clothes some exotic microorganism that then migrated into the skin of the cup of my ear? We’ll never know – but I do know that what I thought would be at most a several-week infection cycle that would come and eventually go, instead just refused to heal – and after about two months of this, I got extremely concerned about this infection, so much so that I was contemplating going to the nearest walk-in clinic and having a doctor prescribe something for it. But I’m not keen on doctors these days (as many of us are not since some recent global event caused us to reassess the whole medical establishment and what it represents…). Anyways, that’s another subject… So I finally in desperation started reaching for every sort of medication, lotion and potion to throw at this. I was really taking the spaghetti approach – you know, throw everything at it and see what sticks up against the wall finally. Was this a bacterial infection? Was it fungal? Those are pretty much the only two types of infection that I could think of, so I tried everything. I bought a special soap that had tea tree oil and eucalyptus and some activated medical ingredient, a soap for fungal skin issues and athletes foot, etc.. I used Polysporin, I used oregano oil, and was actually taking those capsules by mouth as well. I used some Indian medicine ointment, an Auervedic tumeric concoction. I used a chlorhexidine liquid detergent. I used a salicylic acid solution for skin.I even bought some antifungal cream (ladies) thinking that might have an effect. But then I thought of clove oil. The literature said that clove oil can have a beneficial effect against bacteria on the skin. But one is cautioned not to use clove oil (and in particular this clove oil for example that I am reviewing today) at “full strength” on the skin, as it is really too powerful an agent to apply at full strength and must be diluted substantially when used on the skin, through a carrier oil such as coconut oil, or possibly olive oil (or in my case I used castor oil). And frankly it did have a positive effect on this extremely painful localized infection that just did not seem to want to heal. And given that your ear is very close to your skull and to your brain, I started to read how persistent infections are something to not take lightly as they can migrate to the bone and, yes can pose a threat to your very brain. And I kind of like my brain… So I was willing to try anything, and it was actually very reassuring to dab a little of this excellent clove oil into the palm of my hand and mix it with some castor oil and start dabbing it into my ear. I love the smell of this product and it always reminded me that I was taking positive action finally against this strange infection. And I do believe it had something of a contributory effect to the lessening of my increasingly more painful symptoms. But in the end, did it cure this infection? We’ll never know, because I got so concerned that, on a hunch, I went down to the local feed and seed store and got some ivermectin 2% for horses (hi, Joe Rogan) and started using that in my ear. And, despite what all the “expert doctors” and naysayers and critics would say, wouldn’t you know it, my ear infection finally packed up and headed out and is now gone. What substance among the many that I used actually contributed to the curing of this odd skin infection in my outer ear? That’s a matter for speculation – but I think this clove oil helped. And now I’m going to use this clove oil, mixed with a carrier oil like coconut oil or castor oil, whenever I go outside and take my daily sun next spring and summer. I’m always applying oil when I get my dose of vitamin D in the middle of the day from the sun, and I’m always concerned about my skin and little aberrations and skin irritations popping up randomly throughout the summer, as I do swim in a lake every day and you never know what sort of biological activity is transferring from the lake water to your skin. And as I say, I love the smell of this clove oil, and know that when it’s safely cut and diluted with a carrier oil, it does provide an antibacterial effect on one’s skin, and I’m always looking for that, so I’m going to continue using this product, and I’m really delighted that it exists for us and for our common benefit. It’s something you will want to have in your tool kit of lotions and potions that you can throw at the next little skin ailment that might come your way. Also, it can be used in a diffuser of essential oils and can certainly add a beautiful aroma to your home or even your vehicle. So I highly recommend this product!

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