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Aromatic Applications for the Skin

* COURSE UPDATED AND REVISED 2007 *

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Core topics:

  • Anatomy of the skin: A review & additional studies
  • The skin as a pathway into and onto the body
  • General therapeutic benefits of e/os to the muscular/skeletal, nervous, immune, and integumentary systems
  • Essential therapeutics: actions of essential oils on the skin
  • Safety and essential oils
  • How to read essential oil datasheets
  • 24 essential oils covered in depth in relation to skin and psyche
  • Herbal infusions/Phytols
  • Carrier/vegetable oils
  • Hydrosols
  • Methods of application
  • Common skin disorders and blending for the skin
  • Case study intake form and experiential work 
  • Experiential case studies with friends, family members, and/or existing clients

Upon successful completion of Aromatic medicine for the skin, you will be able to:

  • Describe the structure and functions of the skin.
  • List and describe 6 factors which influence the absorption of essential oils into the skin.
  • List 10 potential benefits of applying essential oils to the skin.
  • Describe the link between the skin and the nervous system.
  • List and describe 5 factors which contribute to the safe application of essential oils to the skin.
  • Describe potential dermal adverse reactions to the skin and apply knowledge of safety information when utilizing essential oils.
  • Identify Latin binomials, odor characteristics, core therapeutic actions, core aromatic applications, and safety data on 24 essential oils.
  • Define the term: herbal oil and describe the therapeutic benefits of 3 herbal oils.
  • Make a herbal infusion.
  • List and describe the general therapeutic benefits of vegetable oils and the specific therapeutic properties of 10 vegetable oils.
  • Define the term: Hydrosol; and explain their general therapeutic benefits and applications
  • Demonstrate knowledge of a variety of vegetable oils, hydrosols, and essential oils, by creating a massage cream/gel/lotion/oil after performing consultation.
  • Identify common skin disorders and outline potential aromatic protocols/treatments.
  • Perform a case study.
  • Demonstrate your knowledge of herbal and vegetable oils, hydrosols and essential oils, by creating a skincare cream, toner and cleanser.

Continuing Education Hours:
Massage therapists: 14 CE Hours

For R.A.: 20 CE hours includes 5 case studies

Recommended Reading:
Liquid Sunshine by Jan Kusmirek



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