Most rumors in China are mainly due to the chaotic price and specifications of his brand. It's hard to say, and some German friends say that this brand can't be a German brand because of rough packaging, and this brand can't be sold by online merchants in Germany.
I'm not sure about the price and specifications. It seems that the products sold by his family in different countries are not the same, but I did buy this brand on a British website with my colleagues a few years ago. At that time, it was not so popular, but it was not easy to buy later, so I had to send an EM to his house to ask for a catalogue and then transport it to a local friend's house to bring it back. Later, because it was too much trouble, I stopped buying it. Then the brand suddenly became popular in China. But I changed the brand to another brand ~ ~ but I still want to say that this brand really exists in Germany. I have used several essential oils from his family, and personally feel that the quality is ok, not as bad as rumored.
In addition, regarding the problem of rough packaging, I think most MM who don't know much about aromatherapy may not know much about it. Let's put it this way, most famous aromatherapy brands have poor packaging, such as the famous British Quinessence, the famous American MRH which makes base oil, the French florial, and the American Best Step avat (base oil and unilateral oil are super easy to use, and Uber). There is also kobashi in the UK, both of which are relatively high-end essential oil brands. AA, BF and BH ordered by Volkswagen are cheaper and more famous. Anyway, you see, these brands are not well packaged. And they are all packaged like a competition ~ ~ The packaging of one brand is worse than that of an unremarkable one, especially Quinessence in Britain ~ ~ When I first used this brand, I thought it was made by a township enterprise ~ And her family has always been like this, and it is necessary to use that common gold as a bottle of unilateral oil ~ ~ Other brands have at least improved, but it is still simple ~ but not much better ~
Oh, there are indeed some brands that gradually rely on daily chemicals to improve their packaging, such as Juliko and NYR, which are getting more and more beautiful, but their main products are all finished products.
In addition, the logo on most aromatherapy brands is not very clear, that is, the Latin name, origin and extraction method of essential oil. If there is engine oil, it will be specially marked. Of course, the date of production is necessary, and the batch number is mostly a mystery ~ ~ There can be nothing else ~ ~
In addition, it is difficult for you to see this kind of aromatherapy brand on other comprehensive online merchants ~ ~ Basically, if you want to buy it, you have to order it from the manufacturer's website, or you can buy it locally or find a professional buyer. Especially when the internet was not so developed in the early years, most of you had to write to the manufacturers to ask for the catalogue, and then fill out the form after receiving it to buy it ~ ~ which was super troublesome.
Of course, I still have ideas about essential oils. If you have no idea, don't choose. I just want to talk about my brand O.
I have seen this post in the best answer before, and the flight attendant who wrote this post is too arbitrary ~ ~ And it is obvious that she is used to buying daily cosmetics, so she cares so much about packaging ~ Because people familiar with aromatherapy and people who often buy it know what this aromatherapy brand packaging is like ~ ~ The packaging of that O family is too ordinary ~