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Single essential oils from anise and cedarwood to vetiver and wintergreen, mostly in 10 ml or 30 ml bottles. The category also holds carrier oils such as almond, avocado, castor and jojoba in bottles of 118 ml to 473 ml, a few themed blends and roll-ons, and lanolin. Essential oils are concentrated aromatic oils and carrier oils are plant oils pressed from seeds, nuts or fruit, so check which kind a title names. Labels usually give the Latin plant name, the plant part, the volume, the use instructions and the warnings.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an essential oil and a carrier oil?

An essential oil is a concentrated aromatic oil from a plant, usually distilled, and is sold in small bottles of roughly 10 to 60 ml. A carrier oil such as almond, avocado, castor or jojoba is a plant oil pressed from seeds, nuts or fruit and is sold in larger bottles. The title and the Latin name on the label show which kind a product is.

Why do cinnamon and cassia oils have different names?

They come from different species of the same genus, Cinnamomum verum (cinnamon) and Cinnamomum cassia (cassia), and the bark oil and the leaf oil of one plant differ as well. More generally, a common name can cover several plants, as with pine, fir needle and cedarwood oils, so compare the Latin name and the plant part on the label.

What does absolute mean in a title such as Rose Absolute?

An absolute is an aromatic extract made with a solvent, usually from delicate flowers, instead of by steam distillation. It is sold in small bottles like an essential oil but is a different product, and the title and label say absolute together with the Latin name of the flower. An absolute and an essential oil of the same plant are not the same product.