Essential Oils for Beginners: The Easy Guidebook to Get Started with Essential Oils and Aromatherapy

by Amanda Robinson

Have you ever wondered relieving the headache that is bugging you since morning without eating Ibuprofen?

Do you know how to calm your allergies without antihistamines?

Did you ever achieve success in healing your burn without rushing to the skin specialist?

Or have you ever wondered about normalizing your raised blood pressure or turning the switch of your watery nose off without some sort of medication?

Are you suffering from Anxiety, Depression, Stress?

Feeling tired or aching?

Do you want to calm it all down anytime soon?

Searching for relief?

If this has ever been what you are looking for, you are at the right place. We have got the answers for all of this.

You’ve heard about essential oils. It seems like everyone uses them, but what do you actually know about them and what they can do to enhance your health?

Essential Oil for Beginners is a comprehensive guide to Aromatherapy and all its benefits. This book includes all the necessary information about the

ESSENTIAL OILS,

AROMATHERAPY,

TYPOLOGY OF AROMATHERAPY OILS

AND OTHER AROMATIC INGREDIENTS (Essential oils, Absolutes, Carbon dioxide Extracts, Carrier Oils, Infused Oils or Macerated Oils, Hydrosols or Floral Water, Resins, Fragrance Oil, Floral Essences and so on)

FULL A–Z LIST OF ESSENTIAL OILS

91 A-Z PROFILES OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ESSENTIAL OILSAROMATHERAPY RECIPES FOR VARIOUS HEALTH COMPLICATIONS

1. Arthritis

2. Bruises

3. Congestion and Sinuses (Stuffy Nose)

4. Menstrual Cramps

5. Cough, Cold and Flu

6. Acne

7. Recipe for Facial toner

8. Scrapes and Cuts

9. For Relieving Anxiety

10. Insomnia

11. Depression

And so much more!If you’re ready to dive into the world of essential oils and aromatherapy, now is your chance to learn everything you need to know!

Buy your copy of Essential Oils for Beginners to get started today!

138 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 17, 2018

Reviews

[Teresa · Rating 1 out of 5]

Another rather atrocious book about essential oils. Badly presented, terrible grammar, a conversational style that does not flow, completely absent punctuation and very dubious advice.

I want to know more about this area as I have just bough an ultrasonic oil diffuser, and want to know how to use it safely and how to maximise the potential benefits for health of the oils, but I have downloaded a few books on kindle that I had to return they were so bad. I may need to try an actual paper, fully edited book instead next.

This thing about aromatherapy may or may not becoming a hobby, but I am counting this very poor book as

Popsugar Reading Challenge 2019 # 8. A book about a hobby.

[Martin J Saxton · Rating 1 out of 5]

Oh, dear!

I'm sure Amanda Robinson (if she exists) meant well in writing this book, but deary me, what a grammar disaster.

It reads like a bad google translation (which it could well be). It repeats information over and over, maybe with different word order.

The details about each fragrance and its uses are a complete jumble.

I really didn't find this book much use, but it made me laugh 🤣

[Fran · Rating 4 out of 5]

good reference for beginner.

I liked the book. It was a quick read but very informative. I would definitely recommend for an essential oils beginner.

[Anna-maria Bromley · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great beginners book. Easy to understand and plenty of info and recipes to get started. I will be dipping in and out of this forever!