VINEVIDA [Set of 8] Floral Scents for Candle Making, Made in USA Candle Fragrance Oil, Soap Making Essential Oils, Diffuser Oil Scents

Perfect Sampler!
This is a wonderful way to sample the VineVida oil scents. The scents are broken up into categories so you can choose the types of scents you are looking for and, VineVide does a great job of curating the sets. All of scents I received smell amazing. Now I can choose and buy larger sizes. These sets are worth it! Buy it!

Great smelling
Love the scents, but have no clue what they are. They don’t even say it on the box. What if I find a scent and want to order it. I would have given a 5 ☆ but I need to know the names.

The scent is very high-end!
This is my favorite essential oil I’ve bought recently, and I love every scent!

Nice set of tropical scents. Skin-safe. Made in USA!
This set is a good sampler of tropical scents, ranging from the breezy and refreshing to the sweet and fruity. I use a standardized testing protocol for essential oils: 10 drops in my 100ml ultrasonic diffuser on continuous mode. It needs to be detectable from across the room. My other essential oils have no problem passing this test. All 8 scents passed with flying colors.The notes on the bottles are accurate. The pineapple one smells like pineapple and the Summer Breeze smells floral, watery and refreshing. I’m inhaling deeply from the Caribbean Teakwood right now, which is a lovely symphony of woodiness. I believe some of them are dupes of hotel scents, e.g. Summer Breeze appears to be a dupe of Aroma360’s Summer Breeze, which is supposed to be a dupe of Ritz-Carlton Hotel’s signature scent. Except Aroma360’s version costs almost 4 times as much, and I doubt it’s much better than this.They come loose in a plastic bag without an outer box, so they’re probably meant for personal use, not gifting.I also love that they’re skin-safe, so I can use them in lotions, massage oils, etc. That makes them even better value than other diffuser oils. They’re all good body scents as well as room scents. They’re supposed to be soap-safe and candle-safe too, but the price per ounce is too high and the quantities too small for those uses. Even soap-tested fragrance oils from high-end suppliers like Bramble Berry only cost 1/4 – 1/3 of these, ounce for ounce (for reference, Bramble Berry oils are ~$8-$10/2 oz). And if the manufacturer truly means to market them for soapmaking, then I’d like them to confirm that they’ve been tested with cold-process soap, which is destructive to most fragrance oils.For diffuser use though, the price is quite good for the high concentration. My personal “good deal” price threshold for fragrance/essential oils is $2/10ml. At the time of this writing, these work out to only $2.50/10ml. That’s a very good price for guaranteed purity.Some feedback for the manufacturer: please make the text on the labels bigger! It’s so hard to read the tiny list of notes, while there’s so much wasted whitespace on the labels.