Bitter Almond Essential Oil Kvita

A chemical odor blended with mustiness. I did not like this product at all, and I definitely will not be purchasing from this company again.

This oil is excellent for women's hygiene procedures. The main thing is not to overdo it with the dosage, as it is very concentrated. It didn't work well in the aroma lamp, as the smell is very strong, and I prefer barely noticeable scents. I recommend using it for therapeutic purposes, but with caution.

This oil is terrible! When it comes into contact with the skin, it causes burns or redness, and it stings a lot.

I came across an essential oil of almond, instead of the usual almond oil, and decided to give it a try. I am not disappointed. The scent is very interesting and unique. It smells like apricot kernels with a hint of bitterness. The fragrance is long-lasting and rich.

This is the most disgusting thing I have ever smelled in my sinful life. It's a mixture of gasoline and children's syrup with a kilogram of sugar and a wood fragrance added to the mix. I feel sorry for anyone who has to endure this stench coming from the garbage can where I will throw away this bottle. It might even be necessary to evacuate this neighborhood because of it.

The product smells amazing, with a bright and delicious almond aroma.

Mixed feelings. The fragrance is truly almond-like, but after a month, the liquid on the lid and dispenser has hardened and started to crumble.

The scent of bitter almond is very strong, resembling a concentrated apricot pit or freshly crushed almonds. It is very relaxing when used in an aroma lamp, but it is important not to overdo the dosage as it can give you a headache. At first, I didn't measure it correctly, but then I realized it was because I used too much in the lamp and the scent was too strong. Well, and with frequent use, it is quite expensive since it is a liquid and evaporates quickly. However, there is a plus side to this - it permeates everything in the room.

I decided to try it out of curiosity to see what kind of almond is causing such mixed reviews. My opinion is that the almond is normal, just as it should be. It does have a burning sensation on the skin, but it was very useful for me in terms of internal dosages for women. In the end, I think the decision to try it or not should be made individually, rather than relying solely on general information from the internet.

If you apply one or two drops, it stings a little. If you apply more, like 3 to 5, it burns and it's doubtful that this is a suitable effect. I agree that there are probably chemicals in it.