I was not sure what to expect as I had never been aware of this oil. It has just a soft and warm smell. Very feminine and sensual smell. “Whisper” was a favorite of mine, but this is now my favorite! Its rich, like an Egyptian Goddesses oil. It has a nice polarity to frank and myrrh.
I use it on my face and neck at night with a small bit of castor oil. I enjoy the aroma as I fall asleep. Just a peaceful, soft, calm, sensual smell. It gives my skin a very nice natural glow. Absorbs right into my skin.
I am looking fwd to trying Blue Lotus tea!
Wonderful product!!
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About Essential Delights
Essential Delights was founded to share the benefits of natural essential oils with the world.
By working with local suppliers and the people that work farms, fields, and forests from around the world, we seek to bring you the most potent & natural essential oils possible.
About Blue Lotus Essential Oil
Nymphaea caerulea
Vibrant, exotic blue lotus essential oil is distilled from a flower grown on the banks of the Nile River in Egypt. Traditionally, it was used for millennia as a tonic promoting tranquility of the mind. In modern times, it's been proven to be both an effective meditation aid as well as a potent skincare and haircare ingredient.
- Floral, musky, exotic aroma
- Commonly used for tranquility and skincare
- Includes 1 oz essential oil and display box
- Steam distilled from the flowers of Nymphaea caerulea
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| Aroma | Fresh, floral, sweet | Fresh, herbal, woodsy | Lemony, earthy, herbal | Deep, rich, spiced |
| Uses & Benefits | Aromatherapy, hair, skin | Energizing, invigorating | Skincare, haircare | Meditation, aromatherapy |
| Volume | 1 Fl. Oz. | 1 Fl. Oz. | 1 Fl. Oz. | 1 Fl. Oz. |
| 100% Natural | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
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| scent | — | Green Tea | Distinctly Floral | Blue Lotus | Lotus | Lotus Flower |
| liquid volume | 30 milliliters | 118 milliliters | 0.16 fluid ounces | 10 milliliters | 10 milliliters | 5 milliliters |
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Customer Review: Not natural at all
Kyrin Dunston, MD
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I’m not sure this is real blue lotus oil
First: I’ve been working with oils since I was a child. My mother taught me how to use them therapeutically well before the “essential oil” craze. The smell of this oil is overwhelming which is not something I’ve experienced with other blue lotus essential oil. The texture of the oil seems more on the fragrance oil side than essential oil side.I could be wrong but the bottle arrived leaking, and reeking of floral. Yes it smells like blue lotus but it’s missing something compared to my other blue lotus oil, a greenish, ALIVE scent that often comes with natural oils. My other concern is the price. Once I realized this was an ounce for $25…..I got suspicious. It’s expensive to extract which is reflected in the price. Secondly, nowhere on the box does it reflect ingredients. It just says 100% natural ingredients. Nothing stating the scientific name of the oil. The inner label is printed poorly (waay off center)and covered in oil so it’s unreadable. It appears to say the same thing as the box. The printing on the label isn’t a huge deal but it does tell me something about the quality of the packaging, labeling and therefore the product itself. If corners are cut on packaging, you can bet they were cut on the product. I’m not convinced this is real essential oil. The bottle does NOT state that this is Nymphaea caerulea Sav. It only states that it is “blue lotus essential oil”. This is a powerful oil, it should have the scientific name just for safety purposes. I don’t want to use it on my skin because I can’t be sure what it is. I could be wrong, but for me it’s worth it to pay more and get less to be sure my bottle is labeled and contains exactly the plant I want: Nymphaea caerulea Sav. A seller could make a lot of money if they were unethical and selling fragrance oil as essential oil. The price difference is huge. I have allergies to some fragrance oils and they work as endocrine disrupters so I’ll pass on this. It was also leaking so even if it was real it’s been oxidized. The safety cap was also intact but the whole thing came off rather than the ring breaking away. So I can’t be certain the product was not tampered with. This one is for return for sure. If the bottle is not labeled with the scientific name, it could contain any oil at all.
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I will buy from this company again and again! The purity of this essential oil and the scent is perfect! It is now my favorite essential oil! Works great with the third eye and crown chakras as well
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Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2023
First: I’ve been working with oils since I was a child. My mother taught me how to use them therapeutically well before the “essential oil” craze. The smell of this oil is overwhelming which is not something I’ve experienced with other blue lotus essential oil. The texture of the oil seems more on the fragrance oil side than essential oil side.
I could be wrong but the bottle arrived leaking, and reeking of floral. Yes it smells like blue lotus but it’s missing something compared to my other blue lotus oil, a greenish, ALIVE scent that often comes with natural oils. My other concern is the price. Once I realized this was an ounce for $25…..I got suspicious. It’s expensive to extract which is reflected in the price. Secondly, nowhere on the box does it reflect ingredients. It just says 100% natural ingredients. Nothing stating the scientific name of the oil. The inner label is printed poorly (waay off center)and covered in oil so it’s unreadable. It appears to say the same thing as the box. The printing on the label isn’t a huge deal but it does tell me something about the quality of the packaging, labeling and therefore the product itself. If corners are cut on packaging, you can bet they were cut on the product.
I’m not convinced this is real essential oil. The bottle does NOT state that this is Nymphaea caerulea Sav. It only states that it is “blue lotus essential oil”. This is a powerful oil, it should have the scientific name just for safety purposes. I don’t want to use it on my skin because I can’t be sure what it is. I could be wrong, but for me it’s worth it to pay more and get less to be sure my bottle is labeled and contains exactly the plant I want: Nymphaea caerulea Sav. A seller could make a lot of money if they were unethical and selling fragrance oil as essential oil. The price difference is huge.
I have allergies to some fragrance oils and they work as endocrine disrupters so I’ll pass on this. It was also leaking so even if it was real it’s been oxidized. The safety cap was also intact but the whole thing came off rather than the ring breaking away. So I can’t be certain the product was not tampered with.
This one is for return for sure. If the bottle is not labeled with the scientific name, it could contain any oil at all.
I could be wrong but the bottle arrived leaking, and reeking of floral. Yes it smells like blue lotus but it’s missing something compared to my other blue lotus oil, a greenish, ALIVE scent that often comes with natural oils. My other concern is the price. Once I realized this was an ounce for $25…..I got suspicious. It’s expensive to extract which is reflected in the price. Secondly, nowhere on the box does it reflect ingredients. It just says 100% natural ingredients. Nothing stating the scientific name of the oil. The inner label is printed poorly (waay off center)and covered in oil so it’s unreadable. It appears to say the same thing as the box. The printing on the label isn’t a huge deal but it does tell me something about the quality of the packaging, labeling and therefore the product itself. If corners are cut on packaging, you can bet they were cut on the product.
I’m not convinced this is real essential oil. The bottle does NOT state that this is Nymphaea caerulea Sav. It only states that it is “blue lotus essential oil”. This is a powerful oil, it should have the scientific name just for safety purposes. I don’t want to use it on my skin because I can’t be sure what it is. I could be wrong, but for me it’s worth it to pay more and get less to be sure my bottle is labeled and contains exactly the plant I want: Nymphaea caerulea Sav. A seller could make a lot of money if they were unethical and selling fragrance oil as essential oil. The price difference is huge.
I have allergies to some fragrance oils and they work as endocrine disrupters so I’ll pass on this. It was also leaking so even if it was real it’s been oxidized. The safety cap was also intact but the whole thing came off rather than the ring breaking away. So I can’t be certain the product was not tampered with.
This one is for return for sure. If the bottle is not labeled with the scientific name, it could contain any oil at all.
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