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Core topics:
- Anatomy of the skin: A review & additional studies
- Skin analysis
- Aromatic plant medicine for the Skin: Essential oils and Hydrosols
- Advanced delivery systems: Vegetable & Herbal oils
- Disorders of the skin
- Caring for the skin
- Aromatic plant medicine and the skin: Experiential work/Mock case studies
- Experiential clinic work for friends and family
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Upon successful
completion of Aromatic plant medicine for the Skin, you will be able to:
- Describe the physiology of the skin including the
epidermis, dermis and subcutaneous layers.
- Describe how essential oils can affect the immune system and the cells
responsible for this potential action.
- Specify key physiological, chemical and psychological functions of the
skin..
- Explain how primary wound healing occurs and the 10 most important
factors which influence the skins health.
- List and discuss 8 analytical categories of the skin.
- Describe the unique characteristics of the 7 ‘skin types’
from oily & dry to dehydrated and lacking oil.
- Apply essential oils to the skin safely.
- Identify the key therapeutic actions of essential oils and hydrosols
on the skin.
- Create an herbal oil.
- Demonstrate knowledge of over 6 herbal oils for the skin and muscular/skeletal
system.
- Demonstrate knowledge of various vegetable oils and the importance of
quality.
- List and discuss the therapeutic benefits of the main nutrients found
in vegetable carrier oils used for skincare and massage.
- List and define 5 common issues of the skin.
- Apply your knowledge of essential oils to the skin for 5 common skin
issues.
- Make a therapeutic salve, skincare cream, salt scrub, cleanser, toner
and massage oil.
- List and describe the 3 aspects of a basic facial care regime.
- Perform a case study.
- Demonstrate your knowledge of herbal and vegetable oils, hydrosols and
essential oils, by creating a skincare cream, toner and cleanser.
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