Dr Joe Lab Organic Eucalyptus Mist For Skincare 4 oz - Moisturize Sensitive and Dry Skin - USDA certified - Pure Essential Oil & Glycerin Mist -

(Please look at others' photos that've been uploaded [no need to duplicate them] to see how much extra care is taken by this manufacturer to bring this product to the user.) The bottle comes in a twist top bottle with a foil-type seal across its opening. Included but not screwed on to the bottle is a fine-mist spray pump lid. The tube to attach the sprayer lid to the mist liquid in the bottle is also unattached & free. The consumer simply opens the cap, peels off the seal, attaches the tube to the sprayer lid, inserts into the bottle & screws it in place. All very simple. All to prevent any spillage or leakage whatsoever in transit. I for one appreciate that. (...and how many leaking, spilled bottles of one kind of liquid or another have you gotten in the mail?) And not only do they do that, they also wrap all those components in a nice large plastic bag & knot it just in case there is any liquid that escapes. (I ordered 2 different scents & both had this same care & neither showed a drop of liquid leakage.) Of course, none of that is quite so wonderful unless the liquid inside is worth all the bother. It is!!! With 3 simple ingredients ONLY - essential oil, glycerin, water - you know you're not loading your skin down with multisyllabic artificial additives. You're also not overloaded with a scent that is too heavy, too cloying or too long-lasting. For me, I want the lift the mist gives me, but it doesn't overpower me with its light scent. Of the two scents I tried (Lavender & Eucalyptus), I'd pick the eucalyptus over the lavender. Ask me tomorrow & my answer may be the reverse; they're both so refreshing it's nearly impossible to choose one over the other. For me, the lavender started off just a bit too strong. It quickly mellowed out though, so you cannot choose incorrectly. The glycerin was indiscernible to me - which I liked, as I hate the feeling of anything additional on my skin - though I like its included beneficial properties. The size bottle (4 oz) is generous but maybe a tad pricey for my general, everyday use.

I got this spray and right when I opened it and used it, it smells super old. Not fresh at all. I do NOT recommend this. It’s a waste of money. I ended up throwing it out.

I was hoping for this to give some refreshment when using. I was also hoping that it would leave a minty cooling sensation, but it doesn’t.

This is a great mist for your face or body if you are feeling hot or dry. It dries quickly and leaves your skin feeling dewy. It smells nice, sort of piney/minty like eucalyptus, but the scent doesn't last. I would throw this in my purse for a concert or festival if I'm going to be outdoors for a while.

I’ve never tried anything like this. Well, face toner. It’s a lot like that. After getting it I was thinking how nice it smelled but how I’d probably never use it just because not thinking of it. Little did I know just how handy it would be. In the hottest part of summer our AC went out. I sprayed this on myself and it cooled me off so much and kept me cooler for a while. I was so happy. It’s not sticky at all. Very pleasant and not overpowering. I’m thinking of using it in my diy whipped body butter. Of course, I’d have to add alcohol to keep Bactria and mold from growing since it contains water but still, I think it would be less oily that plain body butter. I have yet to try it on my pillow but that will be next.

I was excited about this product, but not impressed with it. I love the smell of Eucalyptus, I find it very relaxing and soothing. The oil is also a homeopathic option for fighting inflammation and promoting healing and is a natural bug detractor. The smell of this wasn’t very strong, it was stronger than the Tea Tree Oil one which I also got, but not by much. This still isn’t saying a lot, as you have to take a fairly deep inhale to get the scent. So I suspect that there isn’t much in here. Despite it being listed first on the ingredients list, (which is traditionally listed in order of quantity of the amount in the item) I suspect that it is primarily water, with glycerin as the secondary ingredient, and then Tea Tree Oil as the final one in a smaller amount. Glycerin is the hydrating agent. It pulls the water into the outer layer of your skin from deeper levels your skin. They say that you can use it as a pillow spray, I wouldn’t recommend this as it will build up a residue of glycerin long-term on your pillows with regular use. This will not be good for your pores as you sleep on it, as the fabric absorbs the water and will just be something for your pores to get clogged with. Overall, not a great deal for the money. Can easily make this at home for cheaper. I also got this in Eucalyptus, as I love the smell. However, I found that this was also not very strong, and had the same issues as the Tee Tree Oil one.

I’ve always loved the smell of eucalyptus it’s one of my favorite scents. It’s so refreshing and revitalizing. When I saw this available to order I did not hesitate. This Organic Eucalyptus Mist is a convenient way to get your mood and energy in balance. For me it opens up my senses and make me feel happy 😊 I originally ordered this strictly for my skin but than I started spraying it in the air, on my bed and in my bathroom around the toilet bowl. What a difference it made in these. Don’t hesitate to try for yourself. I literally want more now.

I had great hopes for this product. I get migraines, which can be triggered by scents, but eucalyptus - when natural - doesn't negatively impact my headaches and can sometimes help mitigate one. And this company meeting CCOF standards was a big plus. This product arrived with a foil seal on the bottle, which I like to see, having received essential oils in less than pristine condition. After opening, the tube must be attached to the spray apparatus and the cap replaced.. I was disappointed, though, when the process was complete and I tried the spray itself - the scent was so faint, I could barely tell it was in the air at all. And I have a very sensitive sense of smell; my husband claims I can smell what the next block is having for dinner. I didn't want to spray over-enthusiastically, and stain anything, but it just wasn't what I had hoped for.