Natural Essential Oils - Pet-Friendly Essential Oil Bottle - Cotswolds (Warm Woody Floral) - 20ml

https://img.shoplineapp.com/media/image_clips/688f20a4bb43a80012ea1aef/original.png?1754210466 -Product smell- The classic floral-woody fragrance evokes a sense of timeless elegance, evoking the world of the historic town of Cotswolds. The aroma of Wax, imbued with a touch of classicism, complements notes of clary sage and orange blossom, evoking the romantic and carefree feeling of wandering through a classical garden. The finish, enhanced by three distinct woody notes, offers a sophisticated and refined classic floral fragrance. -Pet-friendly essential oils- Wax: Soothes mood and helps treat stress and anxiety Clary Sage: Relaxing and Calming Benefits Orange Blossom: Enhances positive energy and enhances emotional relaxation Benzoin, frankincense, sandalwood: relieve anxiety, calm, and relax - Recommended usage - Can be used in water oxygen machines, aromatherapy equipment, aromatherapy Stone, baths, and steam baths When using a water oxygen machine, it is recommended to add 1 drop of essential oil to every 10ml of water, and 10 drops of essential oil to every 100ml of water. The concentration can be adjusted according to the taste. Please do not drip too much to avoid blocking the water oxygen machine. *This essential oil is diluted. Do not apply to skin or direct contact with pets. If you want to use it as a massage oil, it is recommended to further dilute it.* *This product can be customized with packaging stickers. Please provide the name, picture and other information you need to customize in the remarks field after placing the order. *Customized products belong to the custom series and cannot be returned or exchanged Cotswolds This historic town near Oxford, England, encompasses six counties: Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Somerset, and Wiltshire. Designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) by the British government, the area thrives on wool textiles, and the government restricts excessive industrial development in the Cotswolds. As a result, the rural landscape and architectural culture remain remarkably pristine. Consequently, a visit to Cotswolds feels like stepping back into 17th-century rural England.