Aura Cacia Clary Sage Essential Oil, 100% Pure Salvia Sclarea Oil - Balancing Aromatherapy for Diffusers, Massage, Relaxation and DIY Blends | 0.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Actual vanilla essential oil, just fairly light scent.

Absolutely love this Lavender Essential Oil. The quality is exceptional—pure, fragrant, and exactly how true lavender should smell. Beautiful and soothing aroma. Thank you, Aura Cacia, for such a fantastic product!

Wonderful vetiver! Mostly woodsy and earthy, a very subtle hint of smoky. Not acrid or bitter like some vetivers. It IS VERY thick- this is what makes it a wonderful fixative. I took the dropper off and I carefully dab a drop on my wrist and add some other oils to it to wear as perfume (lavender, clary sage, patchouli, cassia, vanilla). the vetiver really helps the others last longer and also adds that je ne se quoi (sorry I don't know french!) that really works with my body chemistry. It can be great in a humidifier but I recommend mixing up a little vial with whatever other oils you are using and shaking it up real well to help disperse the oil droplets before adding it to the water reservoir. I don't think it works well in the bath or bath salts- too thick. I will definitely come back to Aura Cacia's vetiver. I use a lot of NOW oils (so economical) but some other brands too, and I don't mind paying just a little more for quality. Esp since w/ vetiver, a little goes a loooong way. And amazon sells EO's at a great price.

Great oil, I bought a lavender one, that I think that went spoiled… but it wasn’t on Amazon. The vetiver is thick, earthy, and the price was good too. This is a great brand, and this experience was a good one, thanks again for that 🙏🏼!

When I first got it, I was disappointed because the smell was very faint. Eventually, about a year later I decided to use it up and try a different brand. I used it as a hair oil for my dry scalp instead of the castor bean oil I've been purchasing. It turns out that the carrier "oil" this brand uses is jojoba, which is more expensive, doesn't go rancid as fast, and is actually easier to apply and doesn't turn my hair into a sticky mess like the castor does. The bottle size and dispenser are perfect to get a few drops on my fingers to run in. Then I noticed that it has a great sandalwood smell, but only because of the bottle agitation and amount I use. End result is that I love it but I am using it up way too fast because now I'm addicted to it! My main complaint is that as a daily use item, I would have to get it on subscription and anything over $8-10 per month is excessive. I wish at this point I could get either economy size amounts of it or make my own from jojoba oil and sandalwood extract. By the way, Sandalwood is related to mistletoe, a "parasitic" vine. I'm seriously contemplating starting my own farm if I can't get a square deal from the essential oil vendors on Amazon.

It smells good, and, most importantly, I'm not allergic to it. That's important because I'm allergic to almost all scents and perfumes.

Ancient Nutrition was my go to brand, but since they no longer sell Frankincense, I tried Aura Cacia. It isn’t as strong, but still works well, and the price is excellent compared to other high end brands that works just as well.

The carrier oil overrides the sandalwood fragrance.