Essential Oils Reference Guide

I purchased this app because I really, really want a good app both to use as a reference guide for essential oils as well as to have a way to keep track of my own oil collection. I chose this one based on the number of positive reviews and the fact that it didn’t appear to be owned by a single EO brand that was looking to sell their own products. Now that I have paid for it and downloaded it, I see that it was not worth the price. It does not include many oils which I myself own or am interested in and it does not have an option to add oils. There are very few blend recommendations and the search options are clumsy to use and require you to wade through the entire oil descriptions. The point of an app is easier ability to get straight to what I am looking for but if I have to dig this much I might as well just be on a free website. There is very little included in the app that isn’t basic information available on any EO website or reference book. The way the app tries to force you to send them emails is also annoying. The app developers claim that they are aspiring to be the best EO reference out there and perhaps they could achieve their goal if they continue to build the oil database and improve the search features but for now it is not worth the price.

Live the detail of the oils. Would be my go to app for oils, if I could look up the use of oils by symptom.

The app is not updated when new oils come on the market with Doterra. Getting irrelevant

Other apps for $2.99 $0.99 and FREE have the same or more info! Annoyed I purchased because “top rated”. Pinterest has a lot more info & easier to find! Ridiculous.

Where can I ask for a refund! I did not use this app

This app has some helpful basic information on individual essential oils, but the usage recommendations are unsafe. For example, milk will not properly dilute essential oils in the bath, nor is it safe to add lemon oil to your water as water does not dissolve oils. Therapeutic room sprays- especially if you will also be spraying yourself- should be made using a proper solvent (such as 100 proof or greater alcohol or polysorbate 80) and a preservative to avoid growth of bacteria or mild. This app perpetuates so much of the unsafe usage recommendations that are readily available through Pinterest and MLMs. I consider myself fairly well educated in this area as I am an aromatherapy student and I have studied many reputable Aromatherapy textbooks including Tisserand & Young’s Safety book.

This app doesn’t have near enough ailment treatments in that section. It’s not the app I thought I was getting. I’d like to get my money back. Belinda

Overall nice design. It would be helpful to include the reflex charts of hands, feet and ears in the topical uses area. It would also be helpful to separate the “blends well with” details from the rest of the description. The search is a bit slow and lagging.

Pretty good an comprehensive app but not really what I need. Not intuitive search.

Has every oil you can think of! Easy to do recipes and easy understanding of how to treat things!