Is this helichrysum italicum (immortelle)? Is it undiluted? (Many essential oils on Amazon that claim to be "pure 100%" are not. They are diluted.)
2023585
I would have to say that this oil is diluted with another oil. It is nice but at the price i was not under the impression that is was 100%
2023586
I fine it to be pure I use it for a pain reliever among other oils and it's one of the best I've found thus far
2023587
Its almost impossible to have it undilutedthis one is lightly diluted in any case, but nothing is written on the bottle if it comes from Italy/CorsicaBUT it seems to be good quality
2004308
Now has a reputation of pure products without additives. From my experience it is 100% tea tree oil.
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Unfortunately it probably means exactly what it says 100% oil. Could be any oils. A lot of company's put "natural" oils and such to dilute and make it go further. It is a proven fact that only so much lavender is grown/harvested and way more lavender oil is sold. THey add fillers and such. Unless it specifically says no fillers or additives, chances are they have them. Sometimes too good to be true is too good to be true. This may work for simple things such as laundry cleaning, but if you want Essential Oil, do not buy this.
105892
It says "100% Pure Essential Oil" on the bottle, but there's no way to know for sure. I will say however, that I really enjoy this Clary Sage from this particular manufacturer. It's the best I've found in the price range I can afford.
737754
That's the terminology they use for their own internal standards. FDA doesn't monitor essential oils. You could check to see if the plants used are certified organic. I bought a couple of sets but the only thing that worries me about this company is how little information is provided about who they are and what they do. You can't even navigate their website properly, and their facebook page has not been updated for a while.
2152157
I just looked at the label. There is no indication of the menthol percentage. Just "100% pure peppermint oil."
1571449
Not diluted in my opinion. I actually got another brand directly from New Zealand and it seemed slightly diluted and less effective compared to this brand.
377048
I don't know exactly what the difference is between massage oil and essential oils, but when I bought it it was in fact pure lavender oil.
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L. Smith I disagree with you. There are Therapeutic grade oils, meaning unadulterated. Many, Many oils are diluted & have carrier oils & impurities in them. Its always good to ask.
1412547
To the best of my knowledge no essential oils are FDA approved, which is why it is hard to know which companies are selling pure oils. I have compared several Young Living oils with Edens Garden oils and how found them to be equally effective for me and they do not look or smell watered down.
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The company refused to disclose the other ingredients when contacted by e-mail. To me it looks fishy. I chose pure neem oil, which you dilute in water. Neem oil is the only active ingredient anyway, and you don't have to wonder what is in the remaining 99.9 %.
1937331
I dont see anything like that on it. However i'm using it diluted in conjunction with othersubstances for a topical spray.By all accounts appears to be pure neem oil. Just not the superior cold pressed grade that would be suitable for facial and beauty applications,ideal for anything outside.
303665
I have recently learned that a company can claim that it is 100% as long as 5% is true lavender oil. I find it hard to believe that you could get a full ounce for only $7 if it were straight from the plant.
1905608
It is natural lavender oil, that's all I could find out. I'm using Mary Kay Timewise now that I picked up on ebay for only $23 and it is FANTASTIC!
1578477
I actually didn't know that. I'm new to the essential oils. I under the impression that this was a pure, unprocessed essential oils, so I would be disappointed if it was processed. If you learn anything, please let me know. -thank you
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Yes, it is 100% pure and it is just as effective as the original Jamaican Black Castor Oil. It promotes hair growth faster than anything else I've tried. I continue to buy this one because the lavender makes it smell better than original scent. Compared to other stores, this is a very low price for a fairly large bottle. A little goes a long way... Hope this helps answer your questions.
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you should use an oil that is 'steam distilled' if you are planning on using this on your skin. the description on this oil reads distilled, it does not specify 'steam distilled' which most manufacturers are usually quite happy to 'Shout Out' about, as it costs more to do this method.I know you are seeing that this is a pure oil and you're thinking that it costs so much less than the 'other essential oils' , one of the reasons they cost more is that they are steam distilled, not chemically distilled like I suspect this one probably is. My safety motto is: If the label doesn't say it, always assume it isn't.