Patchouli - Organic EO

Customer Reviews for Patchouli - Organic EO

Excellent Review by RebeccaF

Rating	5

I purchased a small bottle of organic Sri Lanka Patchouli last year and set it aside to age. It smelled nice when I first got it but the full effect of quality takes time. Took the cap off this morning and already this Patchouli has deepened into the amazing scent of the Patchouli I love, with further time it will just get better. I love it so much I just ordered more today. Took me a lot of time and money trying different companies versions, before I found what I was looking for at Eden Botanicals.

(Posted on 7/27/2018)

essential oils Review by kaleem

Rating	5

I have been buying essential oils from eden like Omani frank, vetiver, patchouli etc.. I am never disappointed so far, Omani frankincense sacra is a true pure oil you can obtain from eden with no doubts of any kind,having said that then you can trust buying any product they sell and a fantastic friendly caring team at your service that you will come across. I will never waste hard earn money to do terra, young living,or rocky mountain products ever.

(Posted on 7/7/2016)

An mysterious sensual aura Review by Carlos

Rating	5

Simply intoxicating. It is a mysterious smell which does wonders in blends. A must have for male perfume blends.

(Posted on 11/18/2014)

A wonderful organic Patchouli! Review by Michele L.

Rating	5

Eden's organic Patchouli from Sri Lanka is a delicious warm, woody and deep patchouli. I'm personally interested in sustainable and organic products and Eden has a fine product here. If you like patchouli, you'll love this offering. I bought a big bottle to enjoy its mellowing over time.

(Posted on 2/25/2013)

Patch Sri Lanka Org Review by Melissa

Rating	5

Mmmmm - love this patch. I used it in a perfume I formulated last year and my logbook tells me I chose this patch over the other 3 I own because of its softness. I just resniffed the four patchoulis and again found this one to be softer and deeper. To me the sweet spicy note is sort of like rootbeer. It just seems to have more layers to it than the other patchoulis.

(Posted on 2/18/2013)