Which Essential Oils Are Best?
- Jennifer Marie
- Jun 11
- 3 min read
Which Essential Oils Are Best? (And Where to Buy Them Without Getting Scammed by Scented Snake Oil)
Let’s get real:
If you’ve ever walked into a spa that smelled like patchouli and regret, you already know—not all essential oils are created equal.
You’re here because you want to know:
Which essential oils are actually worth using?
How do essential oils even work (if they do)?
Where can I buy them without getting the weird upsell or roped into a lavender cult?
You’re in the right place. I’ve tested a lot. I’ve wasted some money. And I’ve found what works.
🧠 How Essential Oils Work (for most people)
Essential oils are just concentrated plant junk—steam-distilled, cold-pressed, extracted, whatever. Think of it like this:🍋 One drop of lemon oil = You peeling 47 lemons like a lunatic.
They get absorbed through your nose or your skin and trigger your brain to either:
Chill out
Wake up
Clean your bathroom without giving you a chemical headache
The molecules go straight from your nose to the part of your brain that controls mood, memory, and the “do I want to scream right now?” reflex. So yeah—they can shift how you feel… but they won’t fix your whole life. (That’s what caffeine is for.)
💎 So... Which Essential Oils Are Best?
Depends what you’re using them for. Here are the MVPs I keep on rotation—and recommend if you want your space, your brain, or your clients to stop being chaotic.
1. Joy
Use when: You want people to calm down and be nice to you without having to explain yourself.
Smells like florals, citrus, and “it’s not that deep.”I use it in the diffuser when clients walk in so they immediately stop acting like Yelp reviewers.
2. Thieves
Use when: You want your space to smell like you didn’t clean in a panic 3 minutes before someone arrived.
Earthy. Herbal. Legit smells like you care about hygiene AND vibes.I keep this in soap dispensers and spray bottles and pretend I have it all together.
3. Abundance
Use when: You're about to sell something and don’t want to sound desperate.
It's like confidence in a bottle. I swipe it on before strategy calls or checkout sessions—no one knows, but somehow the tips and sales go up. Coincidence? Nah.
4. Lavender
Use when: You’ve had enough of people today and still have to be polite.
Classic. Overhyped, but actually good. Put a few drops on a cotton round in your treatment room. Watch clients melt like butter and thank you like you invented facials.
5. Peppermint
Use when: You’re tired, behind, and questioning your life choices.
Instant reset. Diffuse it in your workspace when your brain feels like oatmeal. Also makes your bathroom smell less like… well, bathroom.
🛒 Essential Oils: Where to Buy (Without Getting Played)
Sure, you can get oils on Amazon or at the checkout line next to the mystery meat jerky. But you’re not here for fragrance oil in a dropper. You’re here for quality that actually does something.
I buy mine here:🛒 GET ME OILS
They’re potent, pure, and don’t smell like knock-off Glade plugins.
💰 Why Business Owners Should Sell Oils Without Actually “Selling” Anything
You’re already:
Talking to clients about stress, energy, and home care
Talking to clients about which essential oils are the best to use for purity
Creating a vibe in your space that clients want to take home
Saying “this is what I use” 18x a week
So slap a “Shop My Faves” page on your site, write a blog or two about what you use and why, and link directly to products you already trust.
Let your website sell the oils while you go live your life.
✨ TL;DR:
Essential oils can support your space, your energy, and your bottom line
You don’t need to become a plant-based preacher to recommend what works
The best oils are the ones you already love—link 'em, share 'em, profit
Your Marketing Team can build you the blog, product links, email flows, and Pinterest content so you don’t have to
🛠 Need help making your passive oil income actually passive?
We’ll make your site sell while you sleep. Or scroll. Or nap. Whatever feels aligned.
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