HIQILISandalwood Essential Oils 1 Fl Oz, 100% Pure Natural Therapeutic Grade for Skin, Diffuser, Perfume, Candle Soap Making, Includes Premium Quality Glass Dropper

I bought Hiqili Sandalwood oil after using the P&J sandalwood for years. While I liked the P&J fragrance oil, it was more expensive. Admittedly, I initially wasn't crazy about the smell of the Hiqili oil. I found it to have a more smoky and earthy scent, and has a less sweet smell to it, than the P&J sandalwood. I'm guessing that is in part because it is an essential oil and not a fragrance oil. P&J is listed as a fragrance oil. It mixes well with other scents. I've come to really like the Hiqili sandalwood oil and it's now my go-to. I use it in diffusers, with other fragrances like cherry blossom. Another plus for the Hiqili oil is the packaging. I purchased the larger 3.38 Fl Oz bottle. Along with everything being well padded and secured, it came with a larger dropper and a smaller bottle with a dropper for travel. I would highly recommend this oil for its high quality at an affordable price. I will definitely be trying their other oils as well.

I love this brand of oils, I have found many good uses for them, the latest is drier sheets, I buy the fragrance free and chemicals free, but I don't like our towels and blankets not having a fragrance and I started applying some drops of patchouli oil in the sheets and now I apply it to all the laundry, it smell great and last a long time, Im trying frankincense oil now and waiting for another oil to come soon so I have different fragrances, I read that frankincense is anti fungal, antibacterial and antiviral so I use it for many things. Il keep buying for the quality and the price🙌🏼🥰

I really love this vanilla essential oil. I use it to make my own body products at home, and it smells so good—warm, sweet, and not overpowering. My boyfriend always compliments the scent when I wear it, and I love that it comes with a small bottle I can throw in my purse.The packaging is nice, the price is affordable, and I honestly just really like this brand. I’ll definitely be buying from them again. Great quality and super versatile.

I don’t know why there are so many negative reviews. That being said, I don’t see any reviews about the Bergamot Oil which is what I bought. So far, it is pretty great. I’ve bought bergamot oil from many, many sources over the yeas and this is definitely among the best. I left a star off because I haven’t used it long enough to say for sure that rubber dispenser will hold up based on the negative reviews about it.So far, so good. If it stays that way, I will definitely be purchasing again.

Coming back to this review because the sandalwood is growing on me.It'll only let me do one review even though I ordered several so this reviews isn't just for orange.Orange - smells spot on. It's has a bright vibrate color and is on par with therapeutic grade oils I've bought from high end suppliers. Orange is one of the cheaper oils even from expensive sources. So you can't really go wrong with this one.Bergamot - smells slightly sweeter and I like that, compared to the other suppliers I've bought from. Bergamot is a bright, crisp citrus-like smell. It can come off bitter at times, but this oil has a slight sweetness to it which I enjoy.Vanilla - Slightly powdery but not overwhelming. Sweet. The smell of vanilla does come through nicely in product. If you truly love vanilla, you should like this one. There's a million different type of vanilla fragrance, but if for the most part you tend to like vanilla, I would try this one. I do love the way this oil smells but I question what it really is. Vanilla "essential oil" from other website suppliers labels it as an oleoresin and not a true essential oil. It's also about $40/ half ounce. So considering this one is $10 for 3.38oz, I have to question what this really is or mixed with. My only concerns is because I want to use these oils on my skin. Diluted of course, but I want to know what I'm putting on my skin.Neroli & Ylang Ylang are both very floral. Neroli is slightly fruity in comparison. They're different floral but still very floral. They mix well with other fragrances. These two, but especially the Neroli has me questioning again the composition of the oils. Because Neroli is another one that is usually very expensive, as much as over $50/ half an ounce. Fragrance wise, these are potent, however.Sandalwood -- I'm editing to add that this fragrance is growing on me. It mixes really well with orange, lavender, bergamot, and vanilla from the same company. It is powdery and not a woody scent like I was originally expecting, however I'm starting to appreciate it for what it is.- Original review of Sandalwood: of all these oils, I do not care for this one. It smells powdery and clean but not what I would expect out of sandalwood. I'm used to some synthetic versions and EO blends of sandalwood and have never smelled an expensive pure EO version, but I would expect more wood notes to be present like the synthetic versions I've smelled. Pure Sandalwood EO is another usually extremely expensive oil at over $100 an ounce. So again, I'm questioning this one.I know there's different methods of distillation that play a part in pricing, but some oils are more expensive to produce than others so it's really interesting how all these oils are priced pretty much the same and at such low prices for the quantity. If I have some terrible reaction, I'll update my post, but so far I'm using them on my skin, including my face (in very diluted quantities in other products like carrier oils and balms). Even very diluted quantities the notes come through very well. And I'm enjoying them.

This vanilla oil smells amazing. I bought it to use in a steam pot. I ended up using it as a perfume.I have used it without a carrier oil and haven't had any issues with my skin.