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4.3 / 5.0
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great product
really like the fresh smell
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Strongly leans towards Citronella.
Leans very strongly towards Citronella, too strong a Citronella scent for me to use on its own. Mixes well with other RMO singles and this cuts the strong Citronella scent for me.
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Impression
This oil is very sweet smelling.
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Awesome packaging
Shipping was timely, and products were very neatly packed! Really impressed. The essential oils were great quality.
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Exactly what I expected!
Excellent product and absolutely love Rocky Mountain Oils!!
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Lemon-y
Reminds me of lemongrass with the added benefit you get from eucalyptus, so doesn't have the "cough drop" smell to it.
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Love Eucalyptus
I use Eucalyptus oil for winter colds or stuffiness etc. The scent it great and it helps clear my sinuses.
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How does Eucalyptus citriodora compare to Eucalyptus radiata?
BEST ANSWER: Good question! Eucalyptus radiata has more of a menthol scent whereas Eucalyptus citriodora has a slight citrus scent and is safer to use around children 2yrs and older.
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- RMO T Staff on Dec 19, 2018
Is this the same as “Oil or Lemon Eucalyptus” as the CDC claims will repeal insects?
BEST ANSWER: Excellent question! Eucalyptus citriodora is also commonly known as Gum Tree, Lemon-Scented Gum, and Corymbia Citriodora. This a great oil to help naturally repel insects.
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- RMO T Staff on Jul 11, 2019
Is this considered Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus or Lemon Eucalyptus Oil? There seems to be a significant difference in the amount of PMD .
BEST ANSWER: Good question! Eucalyptus citriodora is also commonly known as Gum Tree, Lemon-Scented Gum, and Corymbia Citriodora.
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- RMO T Staff on Jul 11, 2019
Is this Oil of Lemon Eucalyptus which the fda has registered as an effective mosquito repellent?
BEST ANSWER: Great question! Yes, this is also known as Lemon Eucalyptus.
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- RMO T Staff on Jul 8, 2020
Which one would be better to use in a homemade bug repellant, the radiata or citriodora? I already plan on adding citronella also
BEST ANSWER: Great question! Eucalyptus citriodora is more commonly used to repel insects.
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- RMO T Staff on Jul 16, 2019
How could you make this into a bug repellent spray?
BEST ANSWER: Great question! This can be combined in a spray bottle with water and/or witch hazel.
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- RMO T Staff on Jul 16, 2019
Is this the same as Lemon Eucalyptus?
BEST ANSWER: Good question! Eucalyptus citriodora is also commonly known as Gum Tree, Lemon-Scented Gum, and Corymbia Citriodora.
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