Plant Therapy's Breathe Easy Essential Oil Collection for Natural Respiratory Support

Re4Living: I am a massage therapist and use aromatherapy often. I normally use doTERRA however, I had found myself in a situation where I needed several essential oils and could not spend that price to replace all of them. I have used plant therapy before. Being that this said had four of the essential oils I needed I couldn't resist the price. This was the first time I had bought a couple of these scents from plant therapy. I have to say, I was very pleased with the eucalyptus and lavender quality as well as the other smells too. While I'm not ready to say I have completely converted to plant therapy, I certainly am more open to getting more of these products. I have found with several sense it seems to be about the same quality aroma as other more expensive brands. I know plant therapy put information out about being a very good quality company with high standards.
I am happy with this purchase, the price is great in comparison to other products, quality was great, and will buy again

United States on Jan 07, 2023

Angela A: These essential oils are great, they all smell lovely. I have used them in my essential oil defuser and also added them to my cleaning solution for a lovely fragrance.

Australia on Mar 10, 2022

AutumnAutumn: The media could not be loaded.  Love this set. Gives you most basic essentials and they all smell great. Lavender is a little weak. Idk if that's just how all Lavender is. Other then that I am pretty happy. You can't beat the price compared to other companies.

United States on Sep 29, 2021

Ebrahm: But it really is extremely nicely packaged. Nice little magnetic and clean white box that it comes in. The scents are accurate and smell really wonderful. The mint works amazingly and is great for applying to your forehead when you're sick or have headaches. The tea tree oil is pungent and also antiseptic for minor cuts and wounds. The lemongrass is good for warding off mosquitoes. The orange is almost too strong but people will like it. Definitely activates my allergies on a whole nother level. The lavender is not bad and not superb. I like that it covers the top 6 scents anyone would need. It perfect as a gift and has lasted me at least half a year with mild usage around 2-3 times a week.

United States on Dec 18, 2020

CelCel: UPDATE: I ordered another one a year later and I truly enjoy the oils. I've used almost all of them, even scents I didnt think I would. I've also mixed a few to create different scents (my fav mixes are orange/lavender, and orange/lemongrass). The new pack also arrived with the box in perfect condition and with no leaks. I don't really use the peppermint, and I only use the eucalyptus when I'm sick, but having the others makes it worth reordering. I added the last star bc after using most of the pack I was excited to order it again, and that anticipation was the full 5.

Love this set. The packaging was neat and I love the wooden box. It was gift worthy (I would add a little tissue paper or shredded confetti strips if I was gifting it). The scents are lovely and calming. Some are much stronger than others: I've only used the lemongrass, tea tree, and lavender in my diffuser. The sweet orange smells too much like candy (I was expecting something a little more like a citrusy household cleaner) so I haven't used it. The peppermint is ok... nothing special. The eucalyptus smells like medicated menthol (think vicks vapor rub) so im saving that and the peppermint for when I...

United States on Jun 03, 2019

Feelah the tigress: I got into essential oils about a year ago. At the time, I didn’t know much about them, only that I was allergic to a lot of synthetic fragrances in bath bombs and wanted to make my using something less likely to upset my nose. Indeed, the essential oils I bought did not upset my nose like the commercial bath bombs did, and I happily went about my life.

However, I had just bought whatever was cheapest at the time, and after a few months (I stored them indoors, in a wooden box away from heat) a fair number of them started smelling really off and bad. I wondered if essential oils really expired that quickly, but I decided to get some new ones. This time around, I did my research. It turns out that the brands I had before were likely adulterated or otherwise fake. I discovered the EOU (Essential Oil University), which is an independent organization that does gas chromatography and mass spectrum analysis to test common brands and see if their essential oils are really what the company says they are. You guessed it…the brands I had bought had failed those tests. However, Plant Therapy had passed, and furthermore, is supported by Robert Tisserand, a prominent expert in the...

United States on May 16, 2018