What aromatherapy supplier?

[rebelrebel]

Hi everybody, I am studying aromatherapy and am looking to buy my own essential oils, I hav e bought some from dennis williams and the last time I ordered some from pure aroma but wasn't happy with the communication and delivery was about 6 - 7 weeks after the order without any communication from them at all! so I am just wondering what good and reputable suppliers there is to use that sell quality oils.

Looking forward to any feedback x

Ruth.

 

[Matthew Taylor]

Have you tried Eve Taylor?

She is famed for her oils and its great service and reasnobley priced!

www.eve-taylor.com or call them on 01733 260161

The bigger suppliers sell oils too, like Ellisons and Beauty Express.

Its personal preference so maybe try a few from different suppliers and decide on the best!

 

[Matthew Taylor]

p.s - open a trade account with Eve Taylor - not the standard prices on the normal site I linked you to!

 

[tiggerlady]

I use Eve Taylor's oils too..large selection, very reasonable price and good quality too! Definately ask for a trade account..

 

[pammiid]

I love absolute aromas and they are approved by the Aromatherapy Trade Council

xx

 

[kalybell]

Hi there im a clinical aromatherapist and I use Essential Oils Direct, ive never had a problem with delivery and customer services are excellent.
Prices are one of the best as is quality.

Take Care
Karen x

 

[trozzina]

I love Essentially Oils. Home

I only know them as they supplied my college kit years ago, and after trying other companies I went back to them. Excellent range of essential and base oils (and extras such as cosmetic bases, floral waters etc).

They're a fab independent company, very competitively priced, really know their stuff and their monthly newsletter is amazing. They usually do same day despatch with next day or 48hr delivery. No glossy brochures or anything fancy about them and all the better for it! I'm very happy to support a company like this.

 

[helpimlost]

We used Ellwoods of Dumfries when I did my training.

I find them reasonable and there customer service is great.

Its family run from their house.

You need to register fior the professional page

Essential Oils, Aromatherapy Oils, Absolutes and Carrier Oils

 

[Madge]

deffo eve taylor the best..

 

[Lynne Baker]

I've been a CIBTAC aromatherapist for 15 years and I love this company's oils. Sue (the owner) is also an aromatherapist so she knows what's what!

Organic Skin Care| Aromatherapy| Epsom| Dead Sea Salts| The Essential Oil Company

 

[Blue Rose]

For a very good choice of oils & other bits & bobs, Naturallythinking Aromatherapy Essential oil, Aromatherapy and Spa Bodycare products are a good bet.

I've also just recently placed an order with Home but they're out of stock on some items so don't really know what they're like. Prices are very good for larger quantities though!

edit: home = essentiallyoils.com

 

[kebkiss84]

I would also recommend Eve Taylor!Just started using the products in my facials and loving them!! All smell divine and they do such a large range of oils etc. x

 

[hippy-chick]

I also get my oils from
essentiallyoils.com

I used to use Eve Taylor and New Horizon but they charge postage unless you spend over £50.

Essentially oils are very helpful, I tend to ring my order in rather than do it online and have asked them to rush orders before and they do try.

You don't pay ANY p&p so can easily order just one bottle of oil.

They also send out a newsletter every month and it contains special offers.

 

[Blue Rose]

I also get my oils from
essentiallyoils.com

I used to use Eve Taylor and New Horizon but they charge postage unless you spend over £50.

Essentially oils are very helpful, I tend to ring my order in rather than do it online and have asked them to rush orders before and they do try.

You don't pay ANY p&p so can easily order just one bottle of oil.

They also send out a newsletter every month and it contains special offers.

AND their prices are very very good compared to a lot of other companies :green: So thank you Ann for that link on a previous thread