Radha Beauty - Lavender Essential Oil 4oz - Premium Therapeutic Grade, Steam Distilled for Aromatherapy, Relaxation, Laundry, Meditation, Massage, Yoga, Relief

I absolutely adore this Lavender oil! After experimenting with numerous brands, I can confidently say this one stands out as the finest. The aroma is intoxicating, with a rich and delightful scent that fills the space beautifully. What's even more impressive is how long the fragrance lingers; it envelops you in its calming embrace for hours on end. Plus, the price is incredibly reasonable considering the exceptional quality and generous quantity of this exquisite oil. I've ordered it several times now, and I plan to keep doing so unless, by some miracle, I come across something that surpasses it.

Love the scent of lavender, relaxes me to sleep, also uses as a massage supplement.

This was my 7th time ordering this brand of lavender oil, so needless to say... I really like this brand! I like the larger size of their bottles, which lasts a fair amount of time, the glass they use, and the droppers. I've got their lemon oil as well.I use lavender often, especially with my laundry to add a little natural fragrance. I am allergic to most fragrances, especially synthetic, so I use free & clear detergent, along with water mixed with a little lavender EO, which doesn't give me migraines, in my fabric softener dispenser. I don't use fabric softener at all, so my laundry routine is still fairly simple using this lavender.I also use Radha EO in my DIY skin care products, occasionally, mixed with pure whipped beef tallow, and sometimes also with salt for a nice scrub. Lovely! A dropper or two in a warm bath is nice, and my 10 year old son requests this lavender in his frequently. My husband also likes adding a dropper of this lavender to our Rainbow vacuum cleaner water basin to add fragrance I can tolerate to our home when he vacuums.There are so many more uses for this essential oil than I've mentioned, no doubt. It's good value for the cost, and high quality oil. I would recommend it.

I put a drop on my dryer balls and it lasts about 3-4 loads. It makes my laundry smell so good.

It's okay, but the fragrance is very mild with an air diffuser. Although the fragrance is good, it just isn't strong enough for a diffuser. But this could be an inherited trait to Lavender. Peppermint has a much stronger fragrance with the air diffuser.*** UPDATE January 6, 2017I discovered a new use for this wonderful oil quite by accident while researching another topic on Google and Youtube. I have been using computers on a daily use since I was a kid back in 1977. That is 40 years of having my eyes in front of computer screens. I suffer from severe dry-eyes and over the last 16 years, I have seen many optimologist for my condition. These doctors have prescribed many kinds of artificial tears, some thicker and denser than others. Even eye ointments that I found difficult to use. I even tried prescription Restasis eye drops but none of these treatments gave me lasting relief.My dry-eye condition has gotten much worse recently that I have lost interest in reading and using the computer because the pain in my eyes has become unbearable. I decided to look into homeopathic remedies and see what they had to offer. I had nothing to lose since the pharmaceutical I have used in the past failed to help.I read that cold pressed, cold processed Castor Oil has worked well for many other suffers from dry-eye syndrome. I ordered some from Amazon along with eye dropper bottles. To my enjoyment, I found Castor Oil works extremely well and far better than the pharmaceutical my doctors prescribed. Castor Oil keeps my eyes hydrated better than artificial tears and for a lot longer.But why do I mention the benefits of Castor Oil in a review of Radha Lavander essential Oil? While searching the benefits of Castor Oil I came across information about Lavander Oil's anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antiviral and antibacterial therapeutic properties and soothing properties. Well, I was lucky I had Lavander oil in the house because my original intent was to use it with an air diffuser to add fragrance into my home. Lucky me that I did not have to wait for the UPS man to deliver it since it was already in my home.After reading how to use it, I use Castor Oil as a carrier oil and I added two to three drops of Lavander Oil in a one-ounce eye dropper bottle. I mixed it up and put an eye drop in each eye. I just have to say simply, WOW, what a difference! Adding the Lavander oil smooths the painful irritation of dry eyes while the Castor oil keeps my eyes hydrated by trapping my own natural tears from evaporating. I find myself reading books again without the discomfort I had before. My eyes are much more comfortable now and combining Castor and Lavander Oils works better and is significantly cheaper than Systane Ultra and Tera Tears artificial tears.If you suffer from dry eyes, I encourage you to do your own research into Castor and Lavander Oils as a homeopathic remedy. Also, research Tea Tree essential oil for treating dry-eyes due to microscopic Demodex folliculorum mites in eye-lashes. But Tea Tree oil should not be used directly on the eyes unlike Castor, but only applied to the eyelash roots with a q-tip. I hope my experience helps someone else who also suffer from this eye disease so I took a little time to write about my experience in my review of this wonderful product. I have increased my rating to 4 stars from three.