I love bulk apothecary! For this purchase I had to do some research since there are 3 places they source their oil from. A more comprehensive description of the differences between the types would be helpful.

This essential oil is very thick. It clogs up the dropper when you try to measure out. It seems like very high quality though. Definitely nothi g is added to dilute.

This oil (I guess it's technically a sap or resin) is unbelievably wonderful. I'm making my Frankincense and Myrrh soap again this year and I can't stop sniffing the Myrrh. For those who haven't used it yet, Myrrh is very thick and has a dark earthy scent. It's great for skin.

Excellent quality. It is very thick and can be difficult to work with but if I heat the oil very slightly it is manageable. The fragrance is great and allows other oils to compliment the finished product.

Great oil. Again I deducted a star because it doesn't come with a slow pour top. This is the first time I've experienced therapeutic grade essential oil bottles not having one

Love this resin oil. Not much of a big fan of diluted resins. I can tell you that I make body oil with this resin and it makes my skin smell great and it really lasts. I normally blend with almond oil, lavender, frankencense, benzoin, orange, and peppermint.

it blends so well with the Frankincense and Cassia..I absolutely love these oils, and I cannot wait to order more!

It's a very sappy oil but then I do like the authenticity because I know it's not diluted like most resins. I normally mix a tad bit vodka to liquify it. I like that it's authentic and I mix with other essential oils in my burner.