NESCCI Essential Oil Gift Set -Perfect for Diffuser,Humidifier,Candle Making, Halloween, Christmas(18 * 5ML)

A great starter kit for making scents with EOs. The only tweak I would make is that the vanilla doesn’t smell much like vanilla. But get this kit and buy a vanilla separately.

Nice smells! My favorite is peppermint, which is soothing when i have a cold.

This set includes some rare/expensive oils: Neroli, mugwort, etc. The lids are the best I've seen, there is an inner seal with a drop dispenser. Excellent for therapeutic rollerball scents and for making perfumes. This is the best set I've found and the price is very good.

Has a lot of variety to the essential oils. Bought for my sister because she has a diffuser and she loved them. She loves to mix the scents together and makes amazing scents with these. I think these are a great gift choice or for yourself if u love the oil scents. For me I’m not too much of a scent person so this was a little strong for me. But for someone who loves scents, this is a great choice.

Love the scents, and the variety but I wish this brand made larger bottles so I could repurchase favorites. Can't find larger bottles at all. The bottles are super tiny but I like em

Great for making homemade gifts- such as bath salts or sugar hand scrubs. So many scents!

While the kit includes an impressive array of unique essential oils and a nice range of diverse options, there is a noticeable lack of transparency about what specific type of essential oil each bottle contains. The bottle and accompanying informational fold-out only lists the common name for a plant that may have anywhere from one to 30 or more unique varieties with varying molecular and chemical properties. These prpducts sometimes offer dramatically different characteristics that has a strong impact on their functional capabilities. Different varieties of the same common name plant can drastically affect the effectiveness of certain use cases. This concerns me as I cannot find any specific information for any of the essential oils that are broadly known to have strongly different aromatic qualities that impacts their potential uses. Specifically I am concerned about the peppermint, eucalyptus and lavender oils, as there are many plants that share these common names, but cheaper, less effective alternatives are frequently used to reduce the supplier cost, such as lavandin, lavendula officinalis, and lavendula spika. Or eucalyptus radiata, eucalyptus globulus, eucalyptus dives, and eucalyptus citradora. The properties of these oils dramatically change their overall chemical composition and I really wish it was a legal requirement to list the exact type of oil with its scientific name for each bottle. Even if not directly on the bottle, it should be included somewhere in the packaging, the informational pamphlet, or at the very least on the company’s site or as a downloadable PDF from the product page on Amazon. I’ve never received any other brand of essential oil from a reputable company that claim to be 100% pure aromatherapy grade essential oil that don’t list the scientific name for the exact species of plant the oil was extracted from somewhere on the bottle or package. This really concerns me.

What a BEAUTIFUL set of oils! So many to choose from! I put them in my diffuser to uplift the family during the day then calm the family at night! You can also put the oils on your wrists, temples, or behind your ears for your own relaxation! I didn’t expect the bottles to be little. But having more options to choose from that’s ok!