Reddit reviews Radha Beauty Aromatherapy Top 8 Essential Oils 100% Pure & Therapeutic Grade - Basic Sampler Gift Set & Kit (Lavender, Tea Tree, Eucalyptus, Lemongrass, Orange, Peppermint, Frankincense and Rosemary)
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PERFECT GIFT SET: Help your friends and family discover the endless wellness benefits of pure essential oils. Each aromatherapy essential oils set is beautifully presented in a gift box, making it the perfect gift for anyone in need of relaxation. It is also the perfect starter set for anyone starting out with essential oils. Perfect stocking stuffer.100% PURE THERAPEUTIC GRADE ESSENTIAL OILS: A collection of our finest oils. This set includes 8-10mL bottles of tea tree, eucalyptus, lavender, frankincense, rosemary, orange, and lemongrass essential oil. No chemical additives, fillers, artificial fragrances, or synthetic dyes added. Bottled in the USA.HIGHLY VERSATILE: When used with an aroma diffuser, our 100% Pure essential oils will fill the environment in any room with the best aroma and bring the beauty and smell of nature to you. Ideal for topical use, massage with a carrier oil, household use, and aromatherapy relaxation.DIY FRAGRANCE: Our set can be used for relaxation, beauty care, and home cleaning. You can use your favorite essential oil for aromatherapy, custom massage, body oils, vaporizer, diffusion, spa, home care, and cleaning products. Can be used to make skincare, natural perfumes, roll ons, soaps, candles, cosmetics, bath bombs, potpourri, and more.
I'm curious why you didn't link these oils, that have an average of 4.5 stars out of 7,873 reviews and instead linked ones that have 4.2 stars out of 12 reviews?
I have 3 of this humidifier in my house. The kids use the light as a night light and I like it for the ambiance occasionally. I also bought this set of essential oils to go with it; just a few drops at every use and it humidifies and smells nice. I use the lavender and orange the most and have reordered larger bottles of that. Eucalyptus is great for when we're sick. I think I'm going to get a much bigger one that will last all night. This one is only good for a couple of hours.
For shoes, I just have a LOT. At least 50 pairs of my own. IKEA has some very inexpensive options that look like furniture. I use a similar one to this in the family area for the most commonly used. I use under-bed storage for boots and seasonal shoes. I use [these closet hangers] for most of my heels. And yes, that's still not enough.
I got this diffuser and these oils. No issues with either other than the oils smell too delicious. It's all good though, I'm passing them on to my mom who has trouble eating enough due to a recent surgery, so it kind of all worked out in the end!
I have one of these ultrasonic water misters vs the more expensive, but apparently more effective nebulizers that mists pure oil.
I’m still messing around with the right scents and amounts, but have tried a variety of essential oils to varying effects. A word of caution, as explained in the linked article, regarding kids, pets, and asthma. I personally experienced an incident where my dog had a severe asthmatic reaction to citrus oils I was diffusing. Needless to say, that halted my diffuser experimentation for some time.
I actually wonder whether using wearable fragrances (and their higher amounts of synthetics and IFRA regulations) would be safer then all-natural essential oils. For example, my boys had horrible eczema when we used to bathe them with an all-natural/organic/free-range/kosher/virgin/blah-blah lavender soap. Turns out, they were extremely sensitive to lavender essential oils. Our dermatologist explained that an all-natural oil contains thousands of potential allergens, whereas a synthetic lavender is usually only composed of a few molecules, thus lowering your chances of sensitivity. This, combined with the ongoing IFRA regulation on ingredients (which I don’t think essential oils are subject to?), makes me think it the safer path.
Can anyone say definitely (with science!) that using wearable fragrances with diffusers is better or worse than essential oils?
I initially bought this sampler pack when I purchased the diffuser and I really like the lemongrass and orange and have since bought more of them. The tea tree and eucalyptus both smelled like cleaning products to me and I didn't use them much.
If any of y'all are into essential oils, this is a pretty good sale. Plus, if you need a diffuser you can get $5 off one (info is on the right side of the page). I just recently started using them. Helps with headaches, anxiety and just good smelling.
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