Nature’s Fusions Canadian Sweet Birch Essential Oil for - 3rd Party Tested - Tested 100% Pure and Natural Therapeutic Grade 15ml - Aromatherapy and Topical

I love the peppermint scent, I’m a big fan of oils this did help soothe the effect of dizziness that I sometimes experience .. honestly you can’t go wrong with natural oils for this i recommend it to others

Cumplió con excelencia mis expectativas

I’ve used a couple of these oils and have been very pleased with the effects of them.

You do get a lot of oil compared to other brands for the price. It does smell like it is supposed to which is root beer. A little goes a long way it does leave a sticky residue behind.

I don’t know what it is, but these drops are absolutely amazing! As soon as I opened the bottle and put some in my diffuser, my whole home just felt… nice. My mom, who occasionally struggles with vertigo, applied a few drops behind her ears and instantly felt a sense of calm—she even started yawning!Such a wonderful oil. I’m definitely ordering another one!

I recently purchased this oil, at 1/2 an ounce for 14.00$ which was a bit pricey. Hoping it would smell like a nice rich woody sweet birch bark scent, and it smells nothing of the kind. It smells exactly like wintergreen oil. Menthol. I am very disappointed. Also, the substance feels a bit diluted in some carrier oil. Will never buy this again. Not as said advertised.UPDATE:I am adding this update to my original review, to add that, although I was disappointed with this specific product, I was very appreciative of the customer service of this business, whom were very attentive and accommodating in refunding my money, for this item, after expressing my concerns. So, I have also added a star, for the extended care of the business selling this product, in their understanding and care of their customer concerns.Their other oils may be more suitably scented than this birch oil, or I may have been mistaken about how it was supposed to smell. It just wasn't what I was looking for.

I did some research to see what was recommended for a stinky Corgi. Australian Eucalyptus Radiata specifically was recommended. I have used oils for years but lost my interest for a while. My fur baby came home with this gosh awful smell, so off to the pet wash we went. Scrubbed her good and came home with a still stinky girl. I tried my old stand by, apple cider vinegar and that did not work. So dusted her in baking soda and rubbed it in and then gave her another bath, (much to her disapproving self). I used dog shampoo for smelly dogs. Nope, still stinky. So another bath then a good rub down with the oil and the smell was gone.... Still don't know what it was, could have been a dead skunk if we had skunks...and the smell was not of a dead animal because I caught her rolling one day in a dead cat. I thought that was bad. In any event, shes back to her old doggy smell and happy for no more baths.

The cinnamon smells amazing but only reason for the 4 star is due to when I unpacked it half of it had leaked into the small bubble wrap bag, all over the card and bottle.