This is an all-rounder tea tree oil. If you’re looking for something multi-purpose, and budget-friendly, this is it.ProsVersatility, it works whether I mix a few drops into my shampoo for my scalp, add it to a carrier oil for skin.Fresh Scent. The aroma is clean and natural.Value Size. The 4 fl oz bottle is a really generous amount.Strengthens Nails. According to the product description, it’s sourced from Australian tea tree and is tested for purity.ConsDropper feels a little cheap or rubbery, which might not be ideal for long-term, frequent use.

This is just one of many essential oils that has many uses. A bottle full of oranges is the best way to imagine this one. It comes with a simple dropper and a squeeze bulb. You can easily put a few drops in your favorite container, potpourri assortment, or diffuser.You will enjoy the sweet scent of oranges and a complete range of others that are available in the same type of bottle. We use a candle underneath a small container of potpourri in water that has been drizzled with these oils. The scent is not too overwhelming and comes across as a Spring morning. As well, we do add some drops to our scented wax melter which supercharges the whole house. We love these and can change the Holiday mood in a matter of minutes.

I have tried everything for my itchy scalp for over 2 years. Finally I found that lemongrass oil was the answer. I mix it with Moringa Oil & I do NOT want it out. I massage it on my scalp & run my hands through my hair about twice a week. Makes hair smell good too! Use any carrier oil of your choice.

I cannot really tell if this oil is speeding the elimination of bruising on my arms from many years of sun damage on my 74 year old arms, but it seems to work well on bruising that just occured, and fades the dark reddish-purple marks. Evidence of old bruising still lingers for months, and slowly gets lighter in appearance. I have worked my way up to 30 drops per ounce of Jojoba oil and I apply about 16-20 drops to each arm once a day, and rub it in very briskly with pressure.

Seems to be exactly what it claims to be but there is never really a way to tell. I am hoping in the long run it makes a difference. Looks, smells and feels real.

This is the most amazing smell. I highly recommend this company and this oil! It’s pure magic. You think you know what sandalwood smells like? Smell this one. I love it ❤️

I had a crazy aching gum that was not easing up with OTC meds. I bought this on the advice of my dentist and it absolutely knocked that pain out…… a couple of drops on the affected gum was all it took. Fantastic. Apparently, it’s a known treatment from years back. Who knew….?Evidently, my dentist did….. thankfully….

So, I am not sure how to review this Clove Bud oil. First, it does not smell like the spice cloves at all! An internet search returns data saying Clove Bud should smell the most like cloves. However, this does not have even the light floral scent, as I have since also read about Clove Bud oil having. What this does smell like is lightly burnt wood. Let me say again, not any scent of the spice cloves! Prior to buying this, I just used up an old bottle of clove essential oil, which I bought at a great store, and that clove oil had an outstanding clove scent! (manufacturer unknown) I have since ALSO read that my old oil was probably not clove bud oil, but probably clove stem or leaf oil, which usually has a spicier clove scent. So, maybe I am going to have to try that, because I want the clove scent as well as the medicinal numbing quality.I did a paper test with this Clove Bud oil. 45 minutes after placing 5 drops of this oil on a piece of card stock, the oil had not evaporated, and one drip still showed the sheen of reflected light. I do not know how quickly Clove Bud essential oil is supposed to evaporate, but this did not evaporate like my pure eucalyptus oil does. In fact, 24 hours later, there is still an oil soaked card stock, which appeared to have had almost no evaporation, so I have huge doubts. These things make me highly suspicious! Now, the next thing I did was to place a couple drops, full strength, on my finger, and rub it on my gums and lips. I got a quick burning sensation, and fairly quick numbing effect on my gums. (What I did is not recommended, but I have my own ways!) From this test, I tend to believe that the strength of this Clove Bud oil to be strong, even though the scent of it was completely unexpected and disappointing.If I had a lab, I would certainly run a spectral analysis on this, to find out for certain if it is pure. But, here is what I think: it may be pure, it may be good for the medicinal purposes which have been described by the seller, it does create numbing and burn on sensitive lips and gums, and I felt nothing from a full strength drop on my arm skin. However, if you want a clove-spice scent for perfume, room spray, or diffuser then this is absolutely not what you want, and maybe clove “bud” oil in general is not what we want. The thing is, I just don’t want to gamble with the disappointment of online purchases any more! I have to smell it! If I can’t smell it first, then just forget it!

Love this air dry clay so easy and fun to use!Today we made hand and feet print ornaments with my 11 moth old and 3 year old. Just in time for Christmas. Can’t wait to paint them and hang them. Perfect keepsake. ( I also made myself a little ring dish. For my first time making something I think I did a good job lol) I guess it’s safe to safe it’s beginners friendly!!! 5lbs is a great amount too, we didn’t even use half a lb making these.

So much fun! This is my first time using clay of any kind so I don’t have anything to compare it to quality wise. But, I’ve made some super fun things already and I’m excited to continue using it. (My photo of ET made out of the clay is on a pumpkin and he was sitting on my porch for weeks!)

I love this clay. Very easy to use, we did have to let it dry for a few days before the children can pain it. I am very satisfied and will definitely buy it again.

My niece asked for this for Christmas. Seems like a lot of product for the price. Easy to use and the white is nice so she can paint afterwards.

I got this for my son to do some projects. He likes using this air dry clay, but it is really prone to cracking. It’s still a good deal for air dry clay though.

Just as I expected, it was great! the texture was easy to use and it was also easy to paint once dried. The quality is definitely kind of like baking clay but if you add water you’ll be fine. I bought white clay so it’s easy to color and the pigmentation when added is definitely good.

takes a while to dry if u use the whole thing for 1 item. but very similar texture to real clay

This was, quite frankly, NOT a good time. I used this clay a lot when I was little, and never managed to finish my container of it. It was SO much fun, using it—I have vivid memories of it from YEARS ago, and I still have the various objects and figures that I’d made with it—very few of which are cracked. In fact, the only ones that cracked were ones that were WAYYY too fragile, in the first place—and which broke due to my own mishandling.I would absolutely recommend this clay for younger sculptors, or those who aren’t really picky about detail or smoothness. It’s very soft, and easy to mould—but it gets INCREDIBLY sticky if you use too much water, or if you’re just handling it too much. If you’re trying to create miniature objects, let me warn you in advance—if the blob of clay that you are using is too small, it will start to CRUMBLE.I was super excited to use this clay, and finish up a project I’d been working on all week. I’m an adult doll collector + customizer, and I’ve been using clay to sculpt new facial features and body types for my dolls. Thankfully, I didn’t use any of this for my dolls—as I now realize that it would have ended in disaster—but I used quite a bit of it to try to finish up a miniature daybed (roughly 12 inches long and eight inches wide) that I’ve been working on. I was using a bunch of tiny blobs of clay to add an artsy, wobbly edge to the wood + cardboard + hot glue frame, and smoothing the blobs out with water.I’d read that this clay will crack if you use too much water—and so I used it incredibly sparingly. I dabbed my fingers in a mug of water, and then smoothed the clay out; I used virtually no water with the clay. There was one spot where there was a crack in my wooden frame, and so I had to use a little extra water—and I anticipated that spot to crack due to structural reasons alone.I left my clay to dry for nearly twenty-four hours, and, when I returned, everything had cracked. The border around the edges of the bed had numerous deep cracks running through the length of what I’d sculpted. A few part of the border broke off entirely. Where I’d noted the aforementioned structural crack, and where I’d patched it with clay, the entire thing was RUINED, spider-webbed with cracks. In other structurally important areas (inner corners and around the base of the wooden posts at each corner), there were cracks along the seams.I wondered if I’d used too much water, shrugged it off, and patched the cracked areas with extra clay. I tried not to use water, but, for the aesthetics of my build (and for the ease of painting), I dabbed a my fingers into my mug a few times here and there. Again—I used DROPLETS of water, at most. I left it alone for a few hours—and, when I checked in on it again, it had already begun to crack again.This clay is incredibly unforgivable. It gets sticky easily, and it cracks at a whim. It doesn’t smooth out well for detail work, and it refuses to work with water—which, I’d argue, is a sculptor’s #1 basic tool. It’s cheap, and it works well for kids—but for the basic sculpting needs that I have, it doesn’t work at all. I will be returning it.

Great for kids who love to color and do crafts. Construction quality is strong and size is great for young kids.

Our favorite construction paper!

Thick, good quality paper at a great price. Used in my classroom and will order more from this company when needed!

Exactly what I was looking for! Quality is good and is exactly what you would expect. Great for projects with the kids

A quality assortment of colored construction paper from Crayola.

It’s great and colorful and a huge amount of paper for your money. My daughter has had a field day with the paper. Great value. Vibrant.

My almost 4 year old granddaughter is learning to use scissors, so this paper is amazing for her. She loves cutting stuff and then using glue to put stuff together. There are so many colors to choose from as well, so I am so happy I decided to get this paper.

It’s not the weight of typical construction paper, but my grandsons don’t seem to care. It was a good value.

The Amazon Basics Stainless Steel Scissors are an excellent addition to my craft supplies! My old pair had gotten dull and struggled to cut cleanly, so I replaced them with these—and what a difference! They cut smoothly and precisely, making crafting and sewing so much easier.The set comes with two pairs of scissors, which is a great value for the price. The blades are sharp, and the comfort grip handles make them easy to use for extended periods without discomfort. I’ve used them for fabric, paper, and even light packaging, and they perform wonderfully on everything.I highly recommend these scissors for anyone who loves sewing, crafts, or just needs a reliable pair for everyday use. Great quality, reasonable price, and perfect performance.

For the price, you really can’t beat it. You get TWO pairs for the price of one, which is a steal. The stainless steel blades are sharp and durable, making cutting through paper, fabric, and even thick cardstock a breeze.The comfort grip handles are a game-changer—super easy to hold and use for long periods without straining your hand. They’re also lightweight but feel sturdy and well-made. Plus, the cute colors add a fun pop to your desk or craft supplies!I love that the PVD coating helps prevent rusting, so they stay looking fresh and work smoothly every time. Whether you’re using them for office work, crafts, or any other cutting tasks, these scissors get the job done. Highly recommend!

These worked just like they should. I needed a set of scissors for a group craft project. The true test of good scissors in my books if if they can make a clean and effortless cut through satin ribbon. It passed with no issues and got us through the entire project. They are sharp. 5 stars.

Excellent scissors! The size selection is sufficient to cover your needs. They are sharp and cut very well. The handles are comfortable, and the colors make them easy to find in the drawer.

Nice scissors, exactly as described. Comfortable and sharp

I bought this 3-pack of Amazon Basics scissors because my old pairs kept disappearing around the house, thanks to kids using them for crafts and never putting them back. This set has been great. The scissors work well, feel sturdy, and the bright colors make them easy to spot (and hopefully harder to lose).Now I finally have scissors available when I need them, and everyone seems to leave at least one pair alone. Definitely a solid buy for busy households!

Amazon history tells me I purchased our 3-pack of these back in July 2022. One pair went into immediate use in our kitchen where we continue to use it pretty much every day. The other two pairs have taken semi-permanent residence in other rooms of the house and/or garden where they also serve us well three years on. I’ve gotten tired of walking from one room to another (huff huff!) to borrow my own scissors. So I’m back now in Sept 2025 to order more.I note the price has gone up about 60% since my previous order — not too surprising, I guess, all things considered. I looked quickly at some others here that are a little cheaper, but the ones we have now are damn good scissors. Assuming the quality is still the same, the price is still fair. OK. Add ’em to cart….

These are sharp and seem to be of decent quality. I love having them handy in many different rooms when I need them. So far they have held up great. Very happy with these.

​I absolutely love the smell of this brown sugar essential oil! I enjoy having my house smell like a freshly baked cookie or something else edible; it just gives the entire space such a cozy, welcoming feel.​I originally discovered this scent in an autumn oil pack, and the brown sugar immediately stood out to me so much that I purchased a larger bottle of it. You truly can’t go wrong! I also love that you can easily mix and match it with other oils if you’re looking to create a specific, custom scent.​This oil is perfect for traditional oil warmers, but I use it in a unique way: I apply it to the little pads on a fan diffuser. This setup is amazing because the fan blows the scent all around the room, effectively circulating the aroma. I love it so much, I’m actually going to buy more fans to use this setup in multiple rooms!​Highly recommend for anyone who wants a warm, cozy, and delicious scent in their home.

I love anything that has to do with Hawaii, so i was on the search for hawaiian scents and this collection is fantastic! I was using cheap drugstore oils in my diffuser and OMG what a difference higher quality oils make. I even freshened up my sachets that i have in my closets, drawers and car. I love all 6 scents and this set will last me a long time. I might even venture out and look at what other scents they make.. only company i’m buying from, from now on! 🙂

I am very picky about scents and this smells wonderful! My husband is more picky than I am and he has no complaints with this one. I bought a different leather scent from a different brand and it smelled more like tobacco and kind of sweet, but this one is perfect!

I like most of them. The forest pine helps bring the Christmas tree smell into our home since we have a fake tree. The candy cane and mint are basically the same scent. Apple cider has like a fruit spice smell. Smells good on the bottle but not as good in the diffuser. Mistletoe remind me of soap. Cranberry smells like straight cranberry juice, I like it. Next time I’ll just buy the forest pine alone because there’s nothing great about the rest. Wish I got autumn instead. They also don’t smell super artificial and my main purpose in buying these was because they’re pet safe.

Are you looking to make some Christmas candles? Here are some great scents you can use! The wreath, cranberry, and candy cane ones are my favorite and have the most Christmasy feel to them. Gingerbread also has a bit of a Christmas feel, as well. I don’t think I’ve ever smelled Mistletoe before, since I was surprised at how soft the scent was. I was expecting something more pine-smelling like the wreath oil, but this was a little more floral and soft. The cinnamon smells like cinnamon, so you can use it for fall candles or Christmas.

Bought Halloween & Christmas sets. Every scent is well balanced and the same strength, so for our diffuser, we can use the same amount each time and the same would be true for other applications. All the scents are thoughtfully put together to not be too overpowering but make an impact.

I absolutely love this set, BUT the main reason I bought this set is because Honeysuckle is my all time favorite scent. There’s just something about walking outside in the country summertime and smelling honeysuckle. It brings me back to being a little girl and plucking the ends of a honeysuckle through and sucking the nectar off the center piece (style&stigma), and my little girls do this now, and I guess it’s just a country girl thing, but I love my honeysuckle’s. Anyways, with spring right around the corner I wanted to get some honeysuckle essential oil to diffuse around the house and when I came across this set and seen it had all these other lovely scents as well, along with great reviews, it was a no brainer for me. Everything arrived in the promised 2 days with Prime, and was packaged nice and neat, and all the bottles were tightly sealed with nothing leaking. So all 3 of my girls gathered around like they always do when I get a new shipment of oils in (I sometimes think they get more excited than I do. Ages 3,9,&13) and I opened each bottle and we all smelled each one, with our “Ooh’s and ahh’s” and which ones we liked best, saving honeysuckle for last because they were giving me the, “Come on Mom” since I was building up the anticipation, (as us mom’s like to do sometimes) I was taking my time getting to the last bottle, since we had just finished smelling the other 5. Anywho, when we finally got to honeysuckle it smelled good, but not good if that makes sense. At first it smells good but then it has an after smell to it like it’s mixed with something rotten, leaving an actual taste in your mouth from the smell. It’s hard to explain. When you first smell it, it’s good, but before you can finish out that full sniff the bad comes running out and sticks to the back of your mouth. It wasn’t just me it did this to, it did this to all of us but my 13 year old who just said, “It smells ok, but it’s definitely not honeysuckle”. It just bummed me out and kinda inflated all of our excitement because that was the one we were all really looking forward to making our first lotion with, as I’m still new to Essential Oils, and it’s something my girls are actually interested in as well, so we kinda get to get our bonding “Mother/Daughter Time” in when new oils come in. Lol, they don’t realize it, but I do. However, please do NOT let that sway from the other scents because the other scents were marvelous! Now the Lilac especially has been my favorite, and I’ve noticed that when I put the Lilac in my diffuser with a drop of Lavender EO, and Cinnamon EO, it smells exactly like the Hyacinth flowers that I have growing in my kitchen right now (it’s still too cold outside in KY to plant them in the ground just yet) so my home smells heavenly. I’ll definitely buy again, and have already bought a few other oils from P&J as they’ve got a great assortment to choose from and from what I can tell, they’re great oils! Aside from the honeysuckle mishap, I think I’ll be happy with what I get, and will continue to be a customer.–UPDATE::So I started buying EO because I have a 3 year old daughter with R.A.D (Reactive Airway Disease) and a poor immune system. So poor that she spent the first half of her life in the PICU at Children’s Hospital and has never went more than a few months without a stay at Children’s with what’s a normal cold to most kids, but just wipes her out. So after talking with her Pulmonologist and Doctor, they said EO couldn’t hurt and might help with boosting her immune system as literally everything else we’ve tried hasn’t worked. So I got on Amazon and went to town buying oils because I’m a single mom and the price was great for me. I seen “Premium Grade” and “100% Therapeutic” in the title and read reviews and believed this was real, and bought these oils along with some from a few other companies. Well once they all came in and it came time to make some recipes, I got down to business and did my homework to find out what was good for my daughter, what wasn’t good, what is a must, what isn’t, what to look for, what to try, and how to try it. Well EVERYWHERE made it VERY clear that I needed to make sure my oils were in fact PURE oils, and that there were several tests I could do to make sure they were in fact pure, so I got busy with every single oil I bought for therapeutic purposes, or ones that she would be breathing in, and oils from this company were included. Obviously, I don’t expect Bubble Gum oil to be 100% therapeutic grade oil, but I do expect the Lavender, Gardenia and Lilac to be, so I did tests on those. One thing every place I went to told me to look for is a very simple thing: BOTTLE-Does the actual bottle say 100% Therapeutic Grade Oil on it or just “Lavender Oil” “Fragrance Oil”? Every bottle from this company says, Fragrance Oil, which is a dead give away that this isn’t pure oil for therapy, it’s for fragrance use only. Another simple test is:NAME- Does the actual bottle have the name of the flower/fruit, AND the Latin name of the flower/fruit on it as well along with the name of the place it was made? None of these bottles do. These are just simple tests you can do at home, look at your bottles and see if they have this, and if they don’t, chances are, they’re not pure. Apparently no government agency grades or certifies EO as “therapeutic grade” and just anyone can say their oils are therapeutic online. And finally one more BIG test to tell if you have an actual pure oil or not is to take just plain old notebook paper, and label it with boxes about 3 inches all the way around and put one drop of each oil in each box before you go to bed. Leave the oils to dry overnight and in the morning check your paper or papers in my case, and if you have boxes with no kind of water mark or oil mark, you my friend have PURE oil! If you have oil marks or dried water marks, then your oils is NOT pure, and every single one of the oils I tried from this company failed this test. In my photo you can see that 3 of the oils from another brand have already dried and disappeared and it’s only been 2 hours, which is a great sign, meaning these are pure oils, which is great because these are the last ones I have tested that I bought from Amazon, and I’m hoping the other ones will disappear as well (I’m not liking the ink running though). On this other test paper it’s been 6 hours and all of these oils have failed, and some were so oily they made the dry ink on the paper run, and your oils shouldn’t be oily like vegetable oil, (which some of these look like) all of these came from Amazon except the Rx Candles brand. So if you’re wanting these to just make your home smell good, then these are great, but if you’re wanting oils for any kind of medicinal purpose, I do NOT recommend this company! I tried to return and I was told these items are not returnable, so be sure you want to keep these if you buy them. Luckily Amazon refunded me once I talked to someone about this issue, but I don’t know if they’ll fix it all the time, and I learned my lesson, that’s for sure. I hope this has helped, and I’ll be doing tests on all my oils I get and posting reviews and pics to help any and everyone I can! Best of luck!

The Mistletoe, Cranberry and a touch of peppermint smells heavenly in my second batch of tallow balm that I made. I LOVE these! And it’s a fragrance that would work year round!! These are fantastic!

Sturdy, well made berry stems. I ordered pink. The color is not a pastel pink, but sort of a silvery pink. I would have preferred the pastel, but these will do fine. And who knows they may look even better! The length is perfect for embellishing wreaths and possibly nice for small trees as well. I bought these for a Christmas project, but I think they may look good for Easter projects too. There’s no shortage of glitter as the berries are heavily encrusted. I feel for the quality I got my money’s worth!

They are excellent quality and nicer than I expected. I saw in an article that Reese Witherspoon decorated her tree with this item and I see why as they are worth having and look wonderful on my tree too. I definitely recommend.

Beautiful, bright red!

Lamentablemente algunas venían pegadas, y al despegarlas se les caía la pintura.

Love the look wished the sticks would have went in easier but still worked and turned out great

These berries are well made. They are realistic I will use them with the real greens that have that cedar/pine scent, that the Christmas tree lots give away when the trees come in. And they trim lower branches off. I live in southern California where the evergreen tress are rare. So we fake Christmas in the Midwest.LOL

I’m really happy with my purchase! Everything came on time, well packed, and just like the pictures. The quality is great and the products work perfectly. I’ll definitely order again and recommend them to others

I used these to scatter throughout my pencil Christmas tree. Yes, like many other reviews, some of the berries are stuck together. Once they were on my tree it wasn’t an issue. I guess it depends on how you will be using these. On a tree? Go for it. They look great. Using them on something that will be viewed close up? I’d look for something else.