Where to buy high-quality essential oil for aromatherapy?!
Question: I used to buy essential oil in Bath & Body Works, but they discontinued most kinds of oils in recent years. Any recommendation?
Answers: I used to buy essential oil in Bath & Body Works, but they discontinued most kinds of oils in recent years. Any recommendation?
Essential Oils are the natural aromatic essences of plants, and no two are alike. Just like good wine, you want to buy from someone who knows a lot about quality.
It does not have to be expensive, but the commitment has to be there to give you a pure product.
Bath & Body Works does mostly synthetic fragrances, and I did not care for the quality of their Essential Oil line, but then again, I may be spoiled ;-)
I personally love AromaLand, and have been using their products for a decade now. They are the oldest privately owned Aromatherapy company in the US (the founder is still purchasing all the oils personally), and they have an incredible selection of both therapeutic grade oils, yummy blends, and lots of spa treatments and other fun things to indulge your weary soul.
Since there is a lot to learn, check out the Essential Oil profiles, they post a lot of information online. You can also ask for free oil samples when you order, they seem to honor that every time.
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fromnaturewithlove.com has great organic ones as does mountainroseherbs.com
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Emily's Oils & Essentials continues a 20+ year tradition of offering the finest essential oils to therapists, spas, clinics and individuals. I import essential oils from around the world. Most of the oils are grown organically or are 'wild'. All are pure and unadulterated.
My boss has a bunch of essential oils for sale on the web.
Go to: www.dandesoap.com
And have a good time shopping. If there is anything that does not appear on the site, please call her and ask.
What are you going to use the essential oil for? Some aromatherapy products nowadays have already added essential oils, you just have to choose which one's your favorite. Bath salts for example are often sold with an essential oil added to it.
Make sure you use therapeutic grade essential oils. They are the best for their therapeutic & medicinal properties. I would really look into the company you are purchasing from to check the distillation & growing procedures they use to make sure they are all natural without any chemicals added to the oil (mass production) or for growing the actual plant. My whole family and I use Young Living products and love them. They even use them at the Bellagio Spa in Vegas. If you need further information, let me know.