Aroma Therapy Roundup

September 13th, 2008 . by admin

The Telegraph has a great article with Kathy Phillips founder of ‘this works’ and ‘good works’:

Phillips set out to create an effective range of high-quality aromatherapy products for a design-conscious generation and launched the brand in 2004. ‘I still think a lot of aromatherapy products smell like a farmyard,’ she says. ‘They don’t smell sexy. You want something to work, but you still want it to be sensual.’

The MedGuru says Aromatherapy – More Than Just Good Smell:

Aromatherapy is a form of alternative healing that makes use of volatile plant oils, referred to as essential oils, and other aromatic compounds obtained from plants for the overall physical and psychological well-being of a person.

AromatherapyPoint.com, founded by aromatherapy expert, George Key:

AromatherapyPoint was developed to offer the public a free crash course on aromatherapy. Key, a Greek Isles native, has explored the many uses and benefits of the practice. AromatherapyPoint.com provides readers a balanced look at aromatherapy and aromatherapy benefits.

Back Porch Soap Co. is offering a class called All About Aromatherapy — Saturday, Sept. 13, 9 a.m. to noon. Learn about the art of aromatherapy. Students will participate in bringing essential oils into everyday life from lifting moods to making their own blends. Class will cover quality of oils, safety guidelines, recipes, use in home cleaning and therapeutic benefits. Each student will create blends in four products to take home.
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