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Summary: Great for the beginner or seasoned user of essential oils.
Review: Aromatherapy for women is an excellent source for the use of essential oils whether you are a beginner or seasoned user. The application approach is to everyday life and health situations from aching legs to whooping cough. It lists the exact recipes for safe and effective results. It has a good index for quick reference with glossary and source information.
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Summary: Great book for beginners
Review: I have been studying Aromatherapy for about two years now and this is one of my favorites. It reads well from cover to cover, but is also easy to use as a reference. There aren't many recipes per se, but there are multitudes of uses outlined. Tisserand utilises essential oils that are generally very safe, which is why I recommend this book for beginners. I am also very comfortable with the ratios of essential oil to base, and the safety recommendations she makes. If you are interested in Aromatherapy, this would be a good book to start your collection.
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Summary: I just love this book
Review: I like these kind of aromatherapy book,because it is simple and easy to use evem more whem you have childrem and you need some kind of oil that is easy to find and fast to prepeare,Ionly miss some kind of different oil such as ginger uses and something like that,maybe you do have different oils and uses for them in another book
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Summary: I just love this book
Review: I picked this book up after leafing through it at a salon that I go to. I literally refer to it at least once a week. I have found the instructions to be very easy and the remedies to be quite effective. It's really one of my favorite books.
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Summary: Great for beginners, Helped me alot at first.
Review: This book is great! Not only does she provide and excellent source of information for beginners, but she also conveys her passion for aromatherapy through her writings,and her total faith in the use of essential oils for healing the body, and the soul. Deals alot with issues for women and children. She also provides a long list of companies that sell quality oils,and even schools in the U.S. and U.K. where you can receive education in the field. Overall her passion for the oils and knowledge of their uses can give alot of confidence to the beginner. I do have one caution though,because she lives in the U.K., some of the words she uses for different maladies are different from the ones used in the U.S. So if you don't know what it is she's talking about, make sure you ask or look it up.
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Summary: An aromtherapy must have!
Review: This book should be a staple to any aromatherapy library. I always refer to this book first whenever there is problem. I also give this book to my sisters and friends when they get pregnant. It is a great starter reference that helps from early pregnancy through high school and beyond. I started using this book when I was single, and I have actually used some of the various blends on my pets. Basically, if you are a woman, know a woman, know children, know animals, or are even a cloistered monk, this book is a great start.
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