Temple of India Scented Oil - Song of India - 8 ml Bottle

It took a bit of effort to get the stopper off- had to rock back and forth a few times then pull out.Within 5 minutes, my entire car now smells of this wonderful scent (I had also gotten the soap and incense sticks!)It's pretty potent, not gonna lie.Definitely worth the value for money- you get a ton for the price- a little dab will do ya for quite awhile!

I would rate this higher if I could! I was concerned after reading some of the lukewarm reviews about the packaging, but mine was fine (rollerball was included and no leakage). I was also concerned because I have the message oil, which smells great but doesn’t last, but this perfume oil is just perfect and it lasts! It smells amazing - just like the incense - and I am more than pleased with the purchase. I get so many compliments when I wear it and it has become my signature scent. Definitely worth it! Will be buying again!

A lovely peaceful scent that smells like a real temple. My parents were in the Hare Krisha temple when I was a young child. This smells exactly what I remember a temple to smell like. In the temple they would have sandalwood incense and lots of flowers. Happy people would dance around and sometimes gift me with a fragrant flower garland made of fresh carnations.I don't think the smell lasts as long as it could, but still give it 5 stars because of the pleasant memories & relaxation it gives me. Perhaps others who don't have these memories, but like these types of scents might give it 4 stars, which would still be good.

This stuff smells divine! It smells better than the Nag Champa incense brand that so many places carry nowadays. The smell is strong but not too overpowering that it gives me a headache. I got a compliment that I smelled good and now the scent lingers in my car as well so it's nice to step in my car. For those who wonder about the roller ball, it is in fact included. You have to lift the container box because it's underneath. As you can see in the photo I provided, I pulled out the box inside and at the bottom there is a little slot where the roller ball is housed. You just have to take it out and put it on yourself. The seller even provided information about it with a review printed on green paper that someone posted about the roller being located in the red box container. So yes this is unfair to the seller that people didn't look hard enough to find it. Overall, I love this stuff and smells so good!

It seems as if I'm one of the few people on this planet to have never smelled Song of India's Temple of India incense. This was truly a blind buy. While scent is incredibly subjective when it comes to how we perceive them, it is helpful when people try to describe how something smells. Before I try to do that with this oil, I wanted to mention that I've tried many Indian incenses and dhoop's over the years with Sai Baba Nag Champa (blue box) and Super Hits being my all time favorites along with Triloka's vanilla. While those are creamy, exotic, highly complex scents, Song of India's is a pure white soliflore. What exactly I'm not sure as there are a number of native Indian flowers that I've yet to experience but it smells closest to a non-indolic jasmine. It's smooth, slightly green and beautiful. Underneath there is something oily that I often associate with marigolds and chrysanthemum's.This oil is extremely potent and concentrated. I dabbed some on my finger and swished it around the water of my aromatherapy difusser. The entire room was filled with white flowers within seconds. At first the scent of the oil is very realistic of white flowers but after a while, both on my skin and in the difusser it started to smell perfumy and aldehydic. After a while it dawned on me that it had morphed into a vintage perfume reminiscent of Houbigant 's Quelques Fleurs l`Original.After putting this oil on my arm I ended up having a reaction which included welts and sores. This was especially troubling because no where are the ingredients of this oil printed. Not on the box and not online. As an avid perfume oil wearer with thick skin, this was odd. I should have diluted it in a carrier oil prior to trying it on my skin but assumed it would be safe. Personally, when it comes to a non-indolic, realistic white floral that stays natural smelling and has not caused any skin irritation, I would recommend Kuumba Made's Pikake Lei over this. Still I'm happy to have finally found Song of India's Temple oil on here and given it a try. A definite must try for white floral lovers.

This was well worth the wait. I do wish the applicator was easier to remove, I just keep it separate from the bottle but other than that it smells fantastic and I will be buying more for sure

At first it smells great, although it is not pure oil, it's difused and it leaves an awful after smell after a while like musk, also not refundable, do not recommend

I started out buying Song of India incense years ago. I was thrilled when I realized they also make oils. This is my favorite fragrance. I wear this daily. You will become addicted to it!