3.38FL.OZ Coconut & Vanilla Fragrance Oils for Aromatherapy, Essential Oils for Diffusers for Home, Perfect for Diffuser, Yoga, DIY Candle and Soap Making - 100ml

I recently discovered these Essential Oils and they've completely elevated my aromatherapy experience! These oils are extremely strong compared to other brands I've tried - perfect for my oil burner where I used to need 10+ drops of competitor brands, but now just 3-4 drops of Handcraft fills my entire living room with amazing fragrance.When I add them to my homemade lotions and body butters, the scents remain vibrant and true instead of fading away after application. What impresses me most is how they last all day - I can still detect subtle notes of the oils in my DIY products well into the evening.The quality is immediately apparent from the moment you open the bottle - these are potent, pure aromas without that artificial undertone that cheaper oils often have. The dropper caps provide excellent control for precise measuring, which I appreciate when creating blends.These oils have definitely been a game changer for my crafting projects and self-care routines. The value is outstanding considering how little product I need to use for each application. I've already ordered additional scents and plan to replace my entire collection with Handcraft Blends over time. For anyone serious about essential oils, these are absolutely worth the investment!

The honeysuckle smells divine!!! I would use this as a perfume, I bought it to put in the glass hanging thing I have for a car freshener but now I want to add it to shampoos, soaps etc! This may be my new signature scent lol. I’ve always loved honeysuckle candles, so I knew I would probably like this…but it was so much better than I would have imagined

After so many years i finally find a scent of passion fruit that i really like

I’ve been using this Coconut & Vanilla fragrance oil in my diffuser, and overall, I’m pleased with it. Straight out of the bottle, the scent has a somewhat natural vibe—definitely not overly artificial, which I appreciate. When diffused, I can clearly pick up on both the coconut and the vanilla notes. It’s a nice, warm combo that gives my space a tropical feel.While it’s not the most natural-smelling fragrance I’ve tried, it’s honestly hard to complain given the price point. The oil diffuses smoothly with no issues, and the scent throw is decent without being overpowering. If you’re looking for an affordable way to make your home smell inviting and sweet, this is a solid option.Rating: Four stars from me!

This is one of the best smells!! I mix with a little patchouli oil and cedar oil and it smells so good I can't stop smelling it!!! Will be buying agin if it runs out.

Soon as you step upon my porch you smell this beautiful aroma my whole house 🏠 is engulfed with this nose pleasing scent, coconut 🥥 vanilla

I got the grape scent. I’ve been particularly obsessed with Grape juice/wine scents for a while now and was hopeful even after seeing reviews that said it smelled more like candy than actual grapes. But they were definitely telling the truth; it honestly smells like a cotton candy brand that had a limited edition grape flavor. It smells okay but definitely isn’t that soothing natural grape scent. I’ve been using it as a body oil. At first it has a chemical hint to it after putting it on, but I expected that since it’s a concentrate primarily used for air fresheners. I’m glad to say that the first thing to fade is said chemical scent, and that after that it gets a lot closer to a grape scent. I’d say in order, these are the scents I noticed: 1. Artificial grape with chemical undertones. 2. lazily made special grape edition of some candy that was not properly perfected. 3. grape jolly rancher. 4. I’m a particularly sweaty person and after a bit of a day id say the musk scent combines decently, where it luckily doesn’t smell like someone tried to hide a sweaty armpit by covering it in roses. All in all, i think im gonna look for a different kind just because it wasn’t what i was looking for, but if you just want the general concept of grape it will work well.

It's a very good value for your money. The scent is not as strong as I thought, and it doesn't hold well in soap or wax melts. English oil would be great for a perfume oil mixed with carrier oil. The quality is okay. The bottle contains a lot of oil. It's great. The functionality isn't great because it would only be suitable for use in a perfume.