The Aromatherapy Encyclopedia: A Concise Guide to Over 385 Plant Oils
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (772 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1442954450 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 420 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
They have been instructing classes and training workshops for companies, colleges and other educational organizations since 1989. About the Author Carol Schiller and David Schiller are the authors of five internationally published books on the use of essential oils, and cofounders of the International Aromatherapy and Herb Association (IAHA). Carol has been a featured presenter at international conferences. Carol and David have spent over twenty years studying and researching the benefits of plant oils, and determining their practical uses and applications. . They are contributing writers to Making Scents Magazine, the association's publication
Just enough for the beginner to be dangerous beardog Aromatherapy beginners should NOT purchase this book, it gives just enough information for the untrained to be dangerous. They do not list representative constituents of each oil - which is important for safe usage. Essential oil can be bought practically anywhere these days There is a big difference between a production oil and a Genuine and Authentic oil - this is not discussed in the book, nor are EO producers listed and the gravest error of all is the missing constituents of the oils Finally this is a simple reprint of the 2008 edition.. "very informative easy to read and understand contents" according to Dawn Cox. As an esthetician I found this book interesting and informative as I make my own body scrubs, massage oils for sore muscles and sleep aids.. Patricia said Three Stars. This book is helpful for someone just starting to learn about how aromas and essential oil can affect you.
The Encyclopedia includes a general introduction to proper safety, preparation, and usage of the oils, and what to watch out for in commercial products. This book is indispensable whether you are experienced in aromatherapy or are a beginner who needs to know the basic whats, whys, and how-tos. Carol and David Schiller, recognized experts in the field of aromatherapy and plant oils, have created the essential reference with The Aromatherapy Encyclopedia: A Concise Guide to Over 385 Plant Oils. Useful tools include a quick reference guide when you are looking for an essential oil for a specific purpose, and cross-reference lists from botanical names to common names.. Separate chapters provide descriptions of the essential oils, carrier oils, and infused oils, detailing their derivation and history, documented properties, and aroma therapeutic methods of use. If you enjoy scented candles, soaps, and other essential-oil products, learn how to really take aromatherapy to the next level
Carol has been a featured presenter at international conferences. Carol and David have spent over twenty years studying and researching the benefits of plant oils, and determining their practical uses and applications. Carol Schiller and David Schiller are the authors of five internationally published