Review on Greenwood Essential Montana Premium Therapeutic by Citylife Padilla

I have been making my own skincare, natural dressings and lotions for a while now. Having arnica oil in my home is a must. Just take a look. HOW IT HAPPENS This comes in a box. It has a plug inside and then comes with a drip connector. So if you choose you can use an adapter or just use it with the plug for quick access to the oil. I LOVE THIS FEATURE. It's awesome. In any case, I always add diluents in and out of vials, so the choice given to me makes me HAPPY. WHAT I USE IT FOR The arnica oil in this bottle is a carrier oil. This means that it is an oil that you mix with others, but you can apply it directly to your skin if you wish. I use this remedy for bruises, pain, sprains and even sprains. A mixture I make with immortelle oil. Arnica Oil is one of the ingredients in Injury Oil Blend, which contains calendula, arnica and St. John's wort oils. It is also used for sprains and pain. QUALITY This oil smells faintly of arnica, but I'm probably the only person who will tell you that. I have a very sensitive nose. Makes people around me crazy. It has a fresh smell and excellent texture. WHERE DOES THIS OIL COME FROM? This oil is made by the company in India but they claim that their oils come from all over the world where they can find the best sources. PROPERTIES This oil is more than what I would call a dry oil. This means you can apply it to your skin and barely notice it's been applied after just 10 minutes or so. It doesn't feel greasy or oily, but absorbs well into the skin. CONCLUSION This arnica oil is exactly what I wanted. It smells fresh, works well in my strain and sprain cream and oil blend I make, and seems to work well in this combination. In itself, it is also safe for the skin. MY RATING FIVE STARS. I'm glad they come with a fork and reducer so you can use it if you want. It's fantastic and I'm happy with it. I prefer spark plugs to gears with some oils.