Essential Oil Samples

Essential oil samples are packaged in a 0.25 dram amber glass bottle with an orifice reducer for one drop dispensing.  This is a way to sample different varieties before buying a larger bottle.  Each tiny bottle will dispense about 18–25 drops.

What can you do with Essential Oil Samples?
*My favorite way.  Use in an essential oil diffuser.  Use either single oil or create your own blend. 
*Put a few drops of on the cardboard roll inside your toilet paper.
*Put a few drops on a cotton ball and put inside on your vacuum, in your car or in your dresser drawers.
*Put a few drops of oil on a damp cloth and toss into the dryer with your clothes.
*Potpourri that has lost its scent can be revived with a few drops of your favorite essential oil.
*Adding essential oil to paint will counteract the unpleasant smell.   Add 1 TSP of your favorite essential oil to 1 gallon of paint. Mix well.
*Add 10-20 drops of your favorite scent per washing machine load.
*Put a cotton ball with two drops each of lemon oil and tea tree oil at the bottom of the trashcan to help decrease the odor.
*Add a few drops of clove, cinnamon or citrus essential oil to a simmering pan of water to get rid of cooking odors.
*Add 2-4 drops Peppermint on a cotton ball and place in locations where you have had problems with ants or mice. The strong aroma will disrupt scent trails and discourage them from coming back.
*Add a few drops to smelly shoes to freshen up. 
*Scent Your whole home with your favorite essential oil or blend of oils sprinkled onto the new furnace or central air filter each month.
*Scent letters and cards with fragrant essential oils that complement a holiday or special occasion.
*Add a few drops of  Lemon essential oil to the soap dispenser of your dishwasher for dishes that sparkle.

Allspice - warm scent, fresh and spicy
Amyris - vanilla-like undertones with some slight woody notes.
Anise Star - licorice-like scent,
Basil - sweet, spicy, fresh scent with a faint balsamic woody back.  
Bay Rum - spicy bay leaf scent. 
Bergamot - basically citrus aroma, fruity and sweet with a warm spicy floral quality.
Cassia - pungent, warm scent
Cedarwood - woody, sweet, sharper slightly camphoraceous and smoky scent.
Cinnamon Leaf - warm, spicy scent characteristic of cinnamon
Citronella - well-rounded lemony scent, though it is much softer and has subtle wood tones.
Clary Sage - mild earthy, fruity and floral aroma that is also slightly nutty and herbaceous.
Clove - It smells like the actual spice.
Eucalyptus Lemon - touch camphoraceous odor with a sweet, citronella scent
Eucalyptus - herbaceous scent with soft woody undertones.
Fir Needle - masculine, outdoorsy scent with a sharp crisp, clean scent of fir needles
Geranium - soft scent with a rosy floral aroma.
Ginger - scent of fresh ginger
Grapefruit Pink - fresh, sweet citrus smell that is very typical of the fruit.
Juniper Berry - fresh, rich, woody scent reminiscent of evergreens
Labadanum - warm sweet, musky, amber scent.
Lavender - floral scent and smells like fresh lavender.
Lemon - strong bright lemony scent.
Lemongrass - fresh earthy, citrus scent
Lime - tart, fresh scent typical of the fruit
Litsea Cubeba - crisp, citrus smell
Marjoram Sweet - warm and spicy aroma, with a mention of nutmeg
Mryth - warm, rich, spicy balsamic odor
Orange Sweet - sweet, citrus smell like the orange
Palmarosa - floral scent with a hint of rose.
Patchouli - earthy aroma with light fruity notes.
Pepper Black - sharp, spicy scent
Peppermint - sharp, penetrating scent based on a high menthol content.
Rosemary  - fresh, strong, woody and herbal scent.
Sage - an herbaceous scent with solid musty notes.
Spearmint - fresh minty aroma
Tea Tree - fresh, slightly medicinal scent with characteristic woody, medicinal notes
Thyme - woody, medicinal scent.
Vetiver - earthy, woody aroma, with a masculine note that is warm and sweet. 
Ylang Ylang - sweet, exotic, floral scent