ESSLUX Men's Collection of Essential Oils for a Refreshing Scent

Alan: Todos riquísimos

United States on Sep 06, 2023

RastaPapaPnoy: I Like Mixing To Make Unique Aromas.

United States on Aug 29, 2023

S Dawson: I wish I could get them again. I love them.

United Kingdom on Aug 25, 2023

Charlene Timmons: These are nice essential oils. I am allergic to the synthetic fragrance oils, which is in a lot of cheaper essential oil sets. This set must be natural essential oils because I have yet to sneeze or get agitated from them. I smelled them all to see if I get an irritation in my nose or headache. Thus far these do not cause this reaction. I have also added the Sandalwood, cedarwood and Frankincense in a roller with their own carrier oil. Thus far my favs are Sandalwood for uplifting my mood and frankincense for a foot/hand oil. The Cedarwood with carrier oil is also nice on sore muscles. It has a cooling and soothing effect. I am pleased with these oils and will order the floral set soon.

Canada on Aug 01, 2023

Danyella: Nice oils but I don’t like the smell of a few of them (just personal preference) won’t be buying again as the price has doubled since my last purchase. Very disappointing. I’m rating it a 3 simply because I purchased 100ml of my favorite oil for less £.

United Kingdom on Jul 05, 2023

Taimoor Kheshgi: Patchouli and Sandalwood has no scent at all! Will not be buying again!

United Kingdom on Jul 03, 2023

Shen's Dragon: TL;DR - Cheap and possibly artificial scented oils made in China. Scents range from pleasant to revolting. If used in a diffuser the aroma can linger for days. Perhaps better used for making soap & candles. Buy Aura Cacia brand oil instead of this cheap stuff.

I initially purchased the ESSLUX Floral set of oils because one of the oils in the set is ylang-ylang (my favorite scent to use in my diffuser). I was initially looking at a bottle of Aura Cacia Complete ylang-ylang, but instead I opted to buy this set from ESSLUX as the entire set was only a few dollars more than the one bottle of Aura Cacia. This turned out to be a HUGE mistake, and I learned the hard way that you get what you pay for.

Removing the lid and smelling the ESSLUX ylang-ylang was the first sign that this was a cheaply produced oil. Normally, ylang-ylang smells like perfume with hints of vanilla. The ESSLUX bottle of ylang-ylang has a very faint hint of that perfume smell hidden underneath an overpowering chemical smell. When I tried using the ESSLUX ylang-ylang oil in my diffuser, I didn't get that sweet scent of perfume I'm used to. Instead, the room filled with a sharp, pungent, overly-sweet...

United States on Jan 22, 2023

tsena: Puedes combinar varios olores y vas cambiando dia a dia.

Spain on Dec 12, 2022

II2None59: There are now so many brands of essential oils on the market, I have to be cautious and do research on them before I make a purchase. I not only look at prices but what goes into them, how are they distilled, is there a GMC (?) rating as far as purity, are they made exclusively in the United States or imported, organic or non-organic, customer ratings, etc. I’m also a customer of other companies, but I’m always looking for a top-notch brand that might not be as pricey as those with the tier type programs.

When I saw ESSLUX appear in an Amazon search, I was curious. I was unfamiliar with them, but seeing the small box set I eventually purchased had me wanting to check the reviews, especially since the box contained all the oils I was shopping for. The reviews were positive so I pulled the cord. I’m happy I did.

Each one I’ve used has a pure, authentic fragrance. I’m very familiar with frankincense, patchouli, cedarwood, and cypress, and their quality appears to be as good as what I’ve bought in the past from RMO, doTerra, Aromatherapy Institute, and Up-Nature. The sandalwood oil I had never used but always wanted to try as I see it in many Diffuser...

United States on Nov 16, 2020