I’m a firm believer that you don’t need to buy MLM essential oils. You can find excellent products sold directly to consumers, without going through several layers of distributors.

If you use essential oils as much as I do, this will save you a lot of money. That’s because aromatherapy oils sold outside of the multilevel marketing networks are priced more competitively. They offer more value. You’re not paying multiple levels of commission. That’s why companies that don’t sell oils through an MLM model can offer much better prices.

I’ve been using a few high-quality non-MLM brands for years. So I’m well aware that you don’t have to spend a lot of money, just to get a good oil. I typically pay less than half the price on a bottle of essential oil. compared to what I’d spend if I bought a comparable MLM oil. I generally buy my oils from one of three well respected non-MLM companies. More recently, another company called Nature’s Fusions sent me a shipment of oils to try. Even though this was a free sponsored shipment, in exchange for a review, the opinions you see here are my own.

Nature’s Fusions Essential Oils

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I wasn’t sure what to expect. I wasn’t familiar with the Nature’s Fusions brand, although the owner assured me he believed his oils were the best on the market. So I took this with a grain of salt. After all, every essential oil company appears to stand behind the oils it sells.

My shipment of 11 different types of oils arrived on a cold day. The package had been outside, and the bottles were cold. That’s why the first whiff of lavender essential oil didn’t bowl me over. I couldn’t smell it and wondered why. Later, I realized this was because it was chilled. Once, it warmed, I could see it had a sweet smell. It was also strong, as Nature’s Fusions oils tend to be.

I did an at home test that’s believed to tell you about the purity of the oil. I put a drop of Nature’s Fusions Lavender essential oil on a piece of lined paper. I did the same with a brand I was more familiar with, and had been using for years. Both brands of lavender oil evaporated. This is a good sign that no contaminants are present.

Nature’s Fusions Essential Oils Reviews

I was intrigued with my shipment of Nature’s Fusions oils. There were five full bottles of lavender, peppermint, lemon, frankincense and a pain blend called Cooling Water. The owner of Nature’s Fusions sent this to me because I mentioned that I have chronic nerve pain. It’s not as bad as it used to be, thanks to prayer and a lot of natural remedies. My pain level is now minimal. So I use essential oils as needed.

Even though my health has improved, I still have bad days. Pain sometimes crops up in different parts of my body. Recently, I developed TMJ, with pain in my jaw, upper and lower gums and even in my ear. This tended to flare up at night, just as I was trying to go to sleep. Would the Cooling Water blend help this pain? The only way to know was to try.

Nature’s Fusions Anti-Inflammatory Blend

For two nights, I applied it to my jaw. The pain level dropped so much it didn’t interfere with my ability to fall asleep. Then, I skipped it on the third night. My head hit the pillow, and I dozed off. But I woke up quickly, in intense pain. So I got out of bed and mixed some Cooling Water Anti-Inflammatory Blend with a carrier oil. So, yes, this formula works, at least for me. Even though I can’t guarantee anyone else the same results, this is good information to share with others.

Even though my first bottle of Cooling Water Anti-Inflammatory Blend was free, I ordered (and paid for) a second bottle when the first ran out. This is a blend I always plan to have on hand to fight my chronic nerve pain. My pain has responded well to natural remedies. But sometimes it flares, and this is where Cooling Water is invaluable.

The company also sent me Fire & Ice Muscle blend. I think it’s a good idea to rotate aromatherapy oils, especially pain relief formulas. Actually, I rotate all of my natural remedies because I think it makes them work better.

Cooling Waters Anti Inflammatory Blend

Are Nature’s Fusions Essential Oils Good?

I’ve used a lot of essential oil brands, oftentimes out of curiosity. Also, I like to have first-hand knowledge to pass along to my readers. I’ve tried oils sold by the two MLM brands as well. Most of the time, I’m pleasantly surprised by what the non-multilevel marketing companies have to offer.

I liked Nature’s Fusions so much that I’ve decided it’s going to be one of the brands I tell my readers about. It’s an excellent alternative to big MLM players. In fact, the company, just like Young Living and do Terra, is based in Utah. Its bottles even resemble do Terra. Basically, it seems as if you’re getting a very comparable product, at a much lower price. Below, you can see some of the more popular aromatic blends. The tea tree oil smells better than some other brands. The previous brands I’ve used had a nasty medicinal quality.

Natures Fusions LavenderPeppermint Essential Oil

Nature’s Fusions vs Do Terra

It’s my understanding that a significant portion of Nature’s Fusions customer base consists of former MLM oil users. I think many of us start out on that track, due to heavy marketing. Then, we realize we can also find good brands elsewhere, for much less money.

In fact, I was so happy with my purchase of Nature’s Fusions lavender essential oil that I ordered a bottle for my mother, and had it sent to her, instead of the usual do Terra products I get for her. Even though I don’t necessarily feel I have to order MLM oils, my mother is most familiar with the do Terra brand. But I figured she’d like Nature’s Fusions just as much.

Dragon’s Breath Essential Oil Blend

My shipment of Nature’s Fusions essential oils arrived in March, just in time for flu season. I’ve purchased germ-fighting blends from different companies. Nature’s Fusions Dragon’s Breath is every bit as good as the others. It has a pleasant, almost smokey smell. I used it to support my body during a bad cold. I also used it for a skin infection on the side of my nose. It cleared it up quickly.

This blend is stronger than some of the other germ-fighting blends I’ve tried. So make sure to dilute it well with a carrier oil, before applying it to your skin. Because it’s so potent, I wouldn’t recommend using it on children younger than 10. But it’s a great blend and I used it in confidence. In my heart, I knew it would work just as well as the better-known brands I’d been using.

Nature’s Fusions Peppermint Essential Oil

Essential oils can play a big role in a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. They offer natural pain relief, and they can also take the edge off when you’re anxious. One of my favorite aromatics is peppermint essential oil. I think it should be in every house.

Instead of OTC drugs, I rub peppermint essential oil, diluted with a carrier oil, on my forehead when I have a headache. I’ve used the bottle of peppermint essential oil sent my Nature’s Fusions on my forehead and temples, with complete confidence I was putting something pure on my skin. This is important. Anything you put on your skin winds up in your body. Essential oils gain easy access to your system, because their molecular structure is so small.

Summary

Nature’s Fusions essential oils are every bit as good as the other non-MLM brands I’ve been using for years. It’s Cooling Water Anti-Inflammatory Blend is a happy find. I have chronic nerve inflammation, and this quickly relieves my pain. If you’re looking for natural pain relief, this is a blend I highly recommend. Even if you are in love with your current brand, as I’ve been, I plan to keep ordering Nature’s Synergy Cooling Water.

Disclaimer

These statements have not been approved by the FDA. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Women who are pregnant or nursing should not use essential oils unless directed to do so by a healthcare professional.