LiveGood's Essential Oils set delivers six pure, undiluted, third-party tested oils, lavender, peppermint, lemon, tea tree, frankincense and an Immunity Blend, in full 15 ml bottles. Here is an honest look at every bottle, the price, and who it makes sense for.
Essential oils are one of the most marked-up products in wellness: LiveGood's own comparison lists comparable doTERRA and Young Living sets at $209 and $252, three to three-and-a-half times this set's $69.95 retail price and seven to eight times the $29.95 member price. The oils themselves, plant extracts with centuries of aromatic use, never needed the luxury pricing.
LiveGood's set covers the six workhorses: lavender from Bulgaria, peppermint and cold-pressed lemon from the USA, Australian tea tree, Indian frankincense, and a clove-cinnamon immunity blend, each pure, undiluted, therapeutic grade, and third-party tested, in full 15ml bottles.
To be clear about what this is and is not: essential oils are for aromatherapy and properly diluted topical use, supporting relaxation, freshness, and comfort. They are not medicine, and they are never for drinking.
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Lavender for wind-down evenings, peppermint for tension and alertness, lemon for freshness and cleaning. These three cover most of what most households actually use oils for, and each arrives undiluted, so a bottle lasts.
Tea tree is a classic for skin and scalp care routines when diluted, and frankincense, prized for thousands of years, anchors skincare and meditation routines. Both are steam-distilled: tea tree leaves from Australia, frankincense resin from India.
Clove bud, cinnamon bark, wild orange, eucalyptus and rosemary in one bottle: a warm, spicy diffuser blend in the style the big brands sell as their signature. Despite the name, think of it as a cozy seasonal scent, not immune protection; clove and cinnamon are also strong on skin, so dilute well.
Therapeutic grade, pure, undiluted, and third-party tested, the checklist that actually matters with oils, at a price that undercuts the giants by hundreds. Full 15ml bottles too, where many brands quietly ship 10ml.
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There is no Supplement Facts panel, because essential oils are not swallowed supplements. Instead, here is every bottle in the set: botanical source, how it is extracted, country of origin, and the member price if you buy it on its own. Every bottle is 15 ml, pure and undiluted, in dark glass with a tamper-evident cap.
Coach's note: "therapeutic grade" is a marketing phrase, not a regulated standard, so lean on the third-party testing instead. LiveGood's page suggests a drop of peppermint on the tongue and undiluted lavender on the temples; I would not. Dilute everything, go lighter on the face, and keep cold-pressed lemon off skin headed into the sun, since citrus oils can make skin burn more easily.
The six-bottle set is $28.45 on Subscribe and Save with a LiveGood membership (59% off), about $4.74 a bottle; the member price is $29.95 and retail is $69.95, about $11.66 a bottle. Bought one at a time at member prices, the same six oils add up to $64.70, so the set is the deal. LiveGood's own comparison lists doTERRA at $209.00 and Young Living at $252.00.
For a full side-by-side of the two companies, read LiveGood vs doTERRA. If lavender in the diffuser is part of your bedtime routine, the Sleep Patches review covers LiveGood's other wind-down option.
Six 15 ml bottles, pure and undiluted, third-party tested, from a GMP-certified supplier: vegan, cruelty free, gluten free, soy free and non-GMO. Comparable six-oil sets run $209 to $252 at doTERRA and Young Living; LiveGood sells direct instead of through commissioned distributors, which is why the member price is $29.95. Every order carries a 90-day guarantee, so the trial risk sits with them, not you.
Use a few drops in a diffuser, or dilute in a carrier oil for topical use; undiluted oils are concentrated, so a little goes far and direct skin application is not the move. Honest expectations: oils support mood, freshness, relaxation, and comfort; they do not treat conditions, whatever the internet says.
Keep them away from eyes and children, and check with your vet before diffusing around pets, especially cats. If you are pregnant, nursing, or managing a condition, check with your doctor before topical use.
"I like all the flavors of my LIVEGOOD Essential oils. I put 7 drops of Lavender in my diffuser before bed..." - Aprilyn B., reviewed April 21, 2024
"Being a user of essential oils for more than a decade plus, the first thing I noticed when I opened and smelled each bottle was the quality. It feels good to know that you can tell people about quality essential oils at a price that can't be found anywhere." - Habaka K., reviewed February 5, 2024
"I love these 15ml Livegood oils. My previous essential oil usage was more costly and only 10ml in each bottle!" - Dianne W., reviewed January 11, 2024
Real member reviews quoted word for word from LiveGood's official product page, where the Essential Oils set is rated 5.0 out of 5 stars across 10 reviews. Individual results vary; these are personal experiences, not a promise or a typical result.
They are the same category of product: pure, undiluted oils from traditional source regions, third-party tested. What you are not paying for is the distributor chain behind the giants' prices, which run seven to eight times LiveGood's member price for a comparable set. Try one bottle against your favorite; the guarantee makes that comparison free.
Diffuse a few drops for aroma, or dilute in a carrier oil like fractionated coconut or jojoba for skin. LiveGood suggests 5 drops per half teaspoon of carrier; half that is a gentler start. Never take them internally, keep them off broken skin and away from eyes, and store them away from kids and pets.
Cats are especially sensitive to oils like tea tree, peppermint, eucalyptus and citrus, so check with your vet before diffusing around pets. If you are pregnant, nursing, have sensitive skin, or manage asthma or another breathing condition, check with your doctor first, and always patch-test topical blends.
LiveGood backs orders with a 90-day guarantee, as shown right in their checkout. Diffuse them, blend them, put them through a real month of use, and if the quality does not convince you, contact LiveGood for your money back. That guarantee is a big part of why I am comfortable recommending them.
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Six pure oils in full 15 ml bottles, $29.95 for the set at the member price, backed by a 90-day guarantee. Check the current price on LiveGood's site and decide for yourself.
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