Sea Breeze Fragrance Oil for Diffusers Home Hotel, 100ML/3.38FL.OZ

I have an air purifier that has the option to put fragrance oil, so I decided to try this one. It smells great. I only wish that the scent could last a little but longer.

I’m a person that really enjoys scents. I used to use regular plug ins but found that I could only smell them for the first week. So I upgraded to oil diffusers, both water diffusers, waterless cold diffusers, and also the plug in waterless diffusers. Only problem now is that the oils are so expensive! Thus, when I tried this fragrance oil I had to write a review to let others know how great it works! I have only tried the Amber and the coconut vanilla thus far but I really enjoy the scents strength and the scents. I’m really looking forward to trying the other types of this brand of fragrance oil soon. This brand has good size bottles at reasonable prices and the scent is potent which I love! Finally, I must mention that plant oils seem to work better than wood oils for diffusers, reason being is that wood oils such as sandalwood and cedar wood are thicker types of oils than plant oils like patchouli and lavender. May your home always smell great!!!

Look, I just wanted my house to smell less like stress and more like I have my life together—even if I’m diffusing lavender while rage-cleaning in a mismatched sweatsuit. But then this MAYJAM set waltzed into my cart like, “You don’t need one oil, babe. You need 28. And a few full-sized divas to lead the way.” I bought the full-size lineup AND the 28-piece sample set because apparently I don’t know moderation—but I do know a good thing when I smell it. And this? This is a spa day, vacation fantasy, and clean house lie all wrapped into one gloriously scented bundle. Peppermint – Sharp, bold, and not here for your excuses. This one walks into your sinuses like it’s got something to prove and then clears out your entire brain fog like an unsolicited life coach with icy breath. Eucalyptus – Spa day energy, minus the robe and awkward small talk. She’s cool, collected, and smells like she knows how to meditate correctly. Also probably has a skincare fridge. Geranium – Floral with opinions. She’s soft, but not a pushover. Like the friend who compliments your outfit and tells you your ex was trash in the same breath. Clary Sage – Smells like crystal shops and unsolicited advice—but she’s not wrong. She’s got ancient wisdom and probably moonlights as a doula. Orange Blossom – Light, breezy, and dangerously close to making you feel optimistic. Smells like you just got good news, or at least a really nice mimosa. May Chang – A citrusy underdog that deserves her own Netflix series. Bright, clean, energizing—like a lemon had a glow-up and started charging for manifesting workshops. Lemongrass – Twice the diva, twice the drama. Bold and zesty like she came to cut through bad vibes and grease. She’s citrus with a mission and zero chill. Black Orchid – Sultry, mysterious, and probably keeps secrets for sport. This scent wears a leather jacket, listens to jazz, and doesn’t text back. Myrrh – Heavy, heady, and deeply unbothered. Smells like she’s been around for centuries and isn’t impressed by your essential oil starter kit. Lavender – Classic. Calming. Basically the CEO of Chill. She’s not flashy, but she runs the show. The kind of scent that shows up early, brings snacks, and single-handedly lowers your blood pressure. She’s seen your meltdowns and still comes back with grace. Respect. Sweet Tobacco – Masculine in a “reads poetry and owns leather-bound books” kind of way. Like the scent equivalent of a voice note that makes you blush. Put it on your man. Or your pillow. Or both. Fressica – No one knows who invited her, but she smells fantastic. A little floral, a little fancy, a little “I travel internationally for fun.” Mysterious with a credit limit. Parma Violet – Smells like a candy shop and vintage perfume bottle had a baby. Sweet, nostalgic, and a little flirty—like a love letter sprayed with body spray in the early 2000s. Bergamot – Fresh, citrusy, and slightly smug about it. She’s your well-balanced friend who drinks green tea on purpose and is never not hydrated. Sandalwood – Warm, woodsy, and impossibly smooth. Smells like the guy who builds furniture and doesn’t have social media. Get in line. Cedarwood – Earthy, grounded, and reliable. Like a cozy flannel blanket in scent form. He doesn’t try hard, because he doesn’t have to. Frankincense – Deep, resinous, and frankly (pun intended), a little dramatic. She’s the old soul of the group and smells like a cathedral with great lighting. Fresh Linen – Crisp, clean, and completely lying about how long it’s been since you did laundry. But honestly? Worth it. Now… that 28-sample set? Let’s just say it came in hot like the backup dancers of your dreams. Citrus? Check. Florals? All day. Musk? She showed up in stilettos. Some of the scents I didn’t even know existed, but now they live rent-free in my diffuser and my heart. ✨Final Thoughts✨ This is less an essential oil set and more a full-blown mood management system. Angry? Diffuse Sandalwood + Lavender. Feeling flirty? Orange Blossom + Sweet Tobacco. Need to spiritually cleanse the room your ex once stood in? Hit it with Clary Sage, Myrrh, and a side-eye. Buy it. Sniff it. Thank me later.

I purchased this Hotel Fragrance Oil because I was really excited about the idea of making my home smell like a nice, upscale hotel. I have purchased other fragrance oils specifically because I love those clean, luxurious, welcoming scents you get when you walk into a nice hotel lobby. I was hoping this would give my house that same type of atmosphere. Unfortunately… EWW. No. Just no. I honestly don’t know what scent they were trying to create with this fragrance, but whatever it is, it is NOT what I would describe as a hotel scent. In fact, I can’t imagine walking into a hotel and smelling this fragrance anywhere. The smell is extremely heavy on what I would describe as a strong floral/flower scent. And not a soft, fresh, clean floral either. This is a very strong, overpowering floral smell that I personally find extremely unpleasant. I gave it a fair chance because sometimes fragrance oils smell completely different straight out of the bottle compared to how they smell once they’re diffused. Unfortunately, that didn’t help this one at all. If anything, the fragrance was even more noticeable once it was diffused. I kept thinking maybe I would get used to it. I didn’t. I kept thinking maybe the scent would settle down after the diffuser had been running for a while. It didn’t. It remained this very strong floral fragrance that I simply did not enjoy having in my home. And the name “Hotel Fragrance” was a huge reason I purchased it in the first place. When I see something marketed as a hotel fragrance, I expect something that smells clean, sophisticated, fresh, luxurious, and inviting. I’m thinking of the kind of scent you would expect when walking into a beautiful hotel lobby — something that makes you think, “Wow, this place smells amazing.” This scent does absolutely none of that for me. Instead, it smells like someone took a very strong floral perfume and decided to put it in a bottle and call it a hotel fragrance. I honestly wouldn’t even describe this as a “hotel” scent if I smelled it without seeing the label. If someone handed me this bottle and asked me what type of fragrance it was supposed to be, “hotel” would probably be one of the last answers I would guess. And I definitely would NOT want a hotel using this scent throughout the lobby! Imagine walking into a hotel after traveling for hours, looking forward to relaxing in a clean, beautiful room, and being hit in the face with this extremely strong floral smell. I would probably be asking the front desk what fragrance they were using and whether there was another room available. That’s how much I dislike this scent. I know fragrance is extremely subjective, and I’m sure there are people who may absolutely love a strong floral fragrance. If that’s what you’re looking for, this might be something you enjoy. But if you’re purchasing this because you specifically want that clean, luxurious, upscale HOTEL smell, I would definitely think twice. For me, this was a complete miss. I also don’t think this is a fragrance that I could simply use in a smaller amount to make it work. The problem isn’t that it’s too strong because I used too much. The actual scent itself is what I don’t like. It has that very distinct floral smell that I find unpleasant, and reducing the amount doesn’t magically turn it into the hotel scent I was expecting. I purchased this specifically based on the name and the description, and unfortunately, the actual fragrance did not match what I had hoped for at all. I really wanted to love this. I have been trying different fragrance oils for my diffusers because I love having my home smell nice, and when I saw “Hotel Fragrance,” I thought I had found another great scent to add to my collection. Sadly, this one will NOT be joining the favorites. It is actually one of the worst fragrance smells I’ve purchased. Again, fragrance is personal, so take my review for what it is — my honest opinion based on how this smelled in my home. But if you are expecting the clean, fresh, luxurious scent associated with a nice hotel, I would not expect that from this fragrance. For me, this was a definite NO. Eew. No. Just no. Unfortunately, I would not purchase this fragrance again, and I will not be using the bottle I purchased. The scent simply isn’t for me, and it smells absolutely nothing like what I expected a “Hotel Fragrance” to smell like.

It’s pretty good! I would definitely say it’s good if you are in a pinch. I think you could find better. It’s not the worst, but it is good! The packaging is great! I have bought quite a few bottles of this brand and the packaging is always very good. Most of the essential oils I would say are real essential oils and most of the essential oil oils smell really good. I would just say this one is good it’s not my favorite and I like that if you buy more than one you get a discount it’s not the biggest discount but you get somewhat of a discount I do recommend this brand. I don’t know if I would highly recommend the scent, but I do highly recommend this brand.

This oil smells SO good and delicious! It reminds me of some of the popular body lotions and perfumes with the same strawberry cheesecake scent. The fragrance carries really well too. I’ve used it in my diffuser and also used it to make my own incense sticks, and I’ve been very happy with it both ways. Guests who come into my home have commented on how nice it smells, and my partner loves the scent as well. I’m definitely open to experimenting with it more and using it to make body oils, sprays, and candles in the future. Maybe I’m a little biased because I absolutely love gourmand scents, but if you’re a strawberry girl like me and love sweet, edible-smelling fragrances, you’ll LOVE this one.

This smells so good! It’s pretty sweet but If you pair it with something savory it is amazing! And they are BIG -I took a pic next to a normal deodorant . It’sa good size for the money

Don't smell so good .if you look delicious sweet cherry this is not the case , I want it for soap but no not this one

Excellente odeur et bonne qualité

Sens la vanille +++ très bonne odeur très agréable

l'huile essentielle est d'excellente qualité. La pipette doseuse est idéale pour un dosage précis. le flaconnage à 100ml est idéal car ni trop petit nécessitant un renouvellement trop fréquent, ni trop grand ce qui laisserait l'huile essentielle se dégrader après la première ouverture. Très bon produit. Je vais le garder en livraison récurrente par abonnement.

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Odeur fraîche et durable de menthe poivrée. L'huile est utilisée dans un diffuseur sans eau. Vous pouvez parfumer facilement une petite ou moyenne pièce d'environ 20 mètres carrés. Peut-être davantage si la configuration des lieux (sans obstacle comme des rideaux ou parois) le permet. Je recommande cette huile qui sent vraiment très bon sans agresser le nez :-)