Edens Garden Concentration & Memory 100% Pure Essential Oil Blend 10 ml

Anything by Eden’s Garden is legit. This is another one that doesn’t disappoint.

I like the smell. I use it for deodorant with olive oil.

I really wanted to like this blend. But I found the scents to be a little to muddy and subtle for me -- so it didn't make me feel more alert or able to concentrate. I ended up adding a few drops of eucalyptus and frankincense and that did the trick for me! So I like it as a nice base, but on its own, it wasn't enough for me to really love.

Tiene un olor agradable y concentrado, además de duradero

These appear to actually be legit 100% essential oils. Which I found out purchasing before on here is not always the case and sellers often dilute and use fillers. This product passed the freezer test and was not diluted with water or anything else that freezes. The paper test did leave a slight ring after drying, however I used bleached paper and not cotton rag paper (which you are supposed to). So the chemical interaction in the bleached paper I used was likely the reason for the ring. Also of note, when I did this test with another product that was definitely not 100% pure the stain left behind was much darker and pronounced. I also reached out to the seller to inquire about the GC / MS batch test. I was contacted in a timely manner and referred to their website. Where indeed you can view the results. Their website is very professional looking and informative. It has a learning section with a ton of information on all things essential oils and is worth looking at. As far as the fragrance itself I do like it. In fact I have it in my diffuser right now and my room spells great, it reminds me of being on vacation at the spa. However, I do not find this blend works for what it is intended to. I do not find it helps me focus or concentrate, it is just not particularly stimulating to me. This is the only reason for the 4 star, if it were possible it would have received 4.5.

This has an invigorating blend of woodsy forest scents paired with citrus elements. I feel like this awakens the senses in a more gentle way than something like a straight peppermint oil. One can smell the hint of vanilla as an endnote. Some of the oils are new to me, but pleasant. I do believe that this would help me with concentration and memory, with its invigorating tones. I plan to use this in a roller perfume with almond oil, and will also place on cotton balls to have around me when working on something that requires concentration or to get through the afternoon slump without extra coffee. What I appreciate about this brand so far: I like that it’s a vegan, organic source of essential oils produced for a NON-multi-level-marketing company. The company’s website shows a transparency and a commitment to good ethics, which is important. They don’t advise ingesting essential oils, gratefully. They use quality lab testing in their preparation and their customer service department replies quickly to inquiries. Just a note: be cautious about using a diffuser if you have pets. There aren’t any safe essential oils for cats, and there is only a small list of safe oils for dogs. Many are toxic for pets, and you can actually injure or even kill your fur baby if you diffuse the wrong oils around them. You can see the packaging in the photo: the package came with a sturdy brochure in bubble wrap that was then packaged in a prime bubble wrap mailer, so was safe in transit with the glass container. As a bonus, I love that this oil came with a little sample of another blend to try. I’m a sucker for samples. This product is recommended!

This blend is not diluted and is intended for aromatherapy, it is not intended for topical use. It is in an amber-tone glass bottle with an orifice reducer inside. The blend is a mixture and I did not notice any single notes that stood out. The ingredients include: cypress, balm mint, lavender, tangerine, lime, juniper berry, elemi, galbanum, damiana and vanilla essential oils along with some other more exotic essential oils. Botanical names for the oils are included in the ingredients list. Some of the essential oils are extracted with supercritical carbon dioxide and some are traditionally distilled. Edens Garden website has some information about CO2 extraction method. Also included in the package is a colorful brochure about the company and its products, a coupon card, and a small vial of sample oil. It's not noted whether the sample oil is safe for topical use or whether it's full strength. It would be nice to know how to use the samples. The sample vial is glued onto the coupon card with an annoyingly messy glue that may also stick to other items in the package and get glue on them. It's not clear whether the glue is a vegan-friendly product and it would be nice if there were no glue in the package at all. This review represents my opinion, on the date(s) it was written, of a free product from Amazon Vine Program.

It smells fine. But do not expect enhanced alertness, focus, X-ray vision or superior strength as a result of inhaling these vapors.