Aromatherapy Quick Study Guide

Aromatherapy Quick Study Guide – 4 page laminated guide

The Aromatherapy Quick Study Guide is a 4 page laminated guide on the uses of Essential Oils. Dr. Joie Power’s Aromatherapy Quick Study Guide, previously published by BarCharts, Inc., is a great tool for both beginners and experts for the most commonly used essential oils and as a aromatherapy blending guide.

Free Vial Essential Oil:

Included with each Aromatherapy Guide is a free vial of Therapeutic Quality Pure Essential Oil from Artisan Aromatics. Artisan Aromatics specializes in providing the finest quality essential oils and aromatherapy products available – all bottled by hand only after orders are received to maintain maximum freshness and efficacy.

Aromatherapy Quick Study Guide includes:

• What is aromatherapy?
• Oils used in aromatherapy
• Safety precautions
• Using essential oils
• Purchasing essential oils
• Storing essential oils
• Details on 24 essential oils
• Glossary
• Therapeutic index of traditional use of essential oils

This aromatherapy guide offers info on the safe and effective use of essential oils and is really useful for both beginner and old pro alike. I particularly like it because it is small enough to take up little space on my blending table but has enough info to be quite useful. I also like that it is laminated so spilling a little essential oil on it won’t hurt a thing. And, to not use us too much desk space, the guide can be folded over so that only one page shows at a time.

The Aromatherapy Guide covers vital information 24 essential oils. Keep this Aromatherapy Guide around as an easy reference manual. This Study Guide was developed by Clinical Aromatherapy Consultant and retired neuropsychologist Dr. Joie Power, who also director of The Aromatherapy School and the Highlands School of Natural Healing.

The Aromatherapy Quick Study Guide is also included with The Professional Aromatherapy Starter Kit which contains 16 of the 24 essential oils referenced in the guide.

24 Essential Oils are covered in The Aromatherapy Guide:

1. Bergamot FCF
2. Cedarwood Atlas
3. Chamomile, Roman
4. Clary Sage
5. Cypress
6. Eucalyptus Globulus
7. Frankincense, Somalia
8. Geranium, Egypt
9. Grapefruit, White organic
10. Juniper
11. Lavender, Bulgaria
12. Lemon, organic
13. Marjoram
14. Myrrh
15. Orange, organic
16. Patchouli
17. Palmarosa
18. Peppermint
19. Petitgrain
20. Rosemary
21. Rosewood (sustainable)
22. Sandalwood
23. Tea Tree, organic
24. Ylang Ylang Complete

IMPORTANT: All information here is provided for educational interest only and not as product claims. Since your experiences with a given essential oil may differ from anyone else’s, claims made by aromatherapists for an essential oil should not be relied upon as being reliable for your situation.  We recommend using essential oils simply for the enjoyment of their aromas. No information here is intended to be used for the diagnosis or treatment of any physical or mental illness or as a substitute for consulting with a physician.  Historical or folk information about uses is not based on research and may not be accurate. Please pay attention to the safety information provided below. We recommend you consult a trained aromatherapist before using essential oils with children under 16 years of age.

All issues that pertain to your physical or mental health should be discussed with and supervised by a licensed health care professional. Keep all essential oils away from and out of reach of children. Always follow the general safety guidelines for using essential oils; these can be accessed by clicking the link below.