To answer this question, let's start with what the bottle cap of authentic essential oil should look like. Generally speaking, the essential oil bottle cap consists of an inner cover and an outer cover. The plastic material of the outer cover is relatively strong, which plays a role in protecting the bottle mouth. The pattern on it is actually very delicate and goes far. It is required that the inner cover and the bottle mouth are connected seamlessly, so that the essential oil will not leak or be corroded by the essential oil. There is a small hole in the inner cover from which the essential oil drips. The volume must be accurate, generally 1 ml is 20 drops. The quality of bottle stoppers made by domestic manufacturers is uneven, and the holes are large and small. Whether the measurement is accurate or not is clear at a glance. By the way, many essential oil bottles on the market are made of a rubber tube, and some are made of anodized aluminum. They look good, but not necessarily good, because rubber heads are easily corroded and aged by essential oils. It is best to choose the traditional drip cap essential oil bottle.

When dripping essential oil, just tilt the bottle slightly, and the essential oil will naturally flow out of the inner plug hole. There is a difference here: different essential oils have different viscosities and drip out at different speeds, such as benzoin, German chamomile, myrrh, frankincense, etc., which drip slowly, while peel essential oils drip faster. Of course, there are also dilution oils on the market, such as rose dilution oil, which contains base oil components, which will make the original less viscous essential oil flow slowly, and it is also possible.

I don't know what kind of essential oil you are talking about, and I haven't seen this kind of essential oil bottle, but what I said above can basically help you.

In addition, the real pure rose dew has the same viscosity as water, so it should not be poured out. If your pure dew is sticky, it must be added with artificial ingredients such as thickener and glycerin. In terms of aromatherapy, pure dew or flower water is not a thing.

The market price of this brand of "unilateral essential oil" of rose, sandalwood and orange blossom is actually the same. Hehe, it generally does not meet the market price of 100% pure unilateral essential oil. If I am not mistaken, these are diluted essential oils at most.

I also looked at the flower water. I don't know about the quality, but the price is a little expensive.