Aromatherapy and Essential Oils

Interested in an Advanced Course?
What You Will Learn
The Aromatherapy and Essential Oils course will cover a more holistic approach to skin care by awakening your senses. You will learn how to analyze your client’s skin to determine which essential oils will most benefit their skin type.
In this class, students will learn the history, use, properties, benefits, and precautions for the top 10 essential oils used in skin care. We will cover topics including natural vs. synthetic, sense of smell and the olfactory response, the art of blending for clinical results and holistic consultation.
Students also learn to safely use and develop their own blends of massage oils, serums, and personal inhalers. Understanding the precautions with essential oil use when dealing with specific clients having special needs including those who are pregnant, babies, children and the elderly will also be covered.
1 Day Aromatherapy and Essential Oils Course
Next Class: APRIL 1, 2025: 9am to 5pm
What You Will Receive in the Personal Starter Kit
Students will receive supplies to be able to create their own massage oil, toner, serum, personal roller, inhaler, and bath soak. Kit will also include a stainless steel funnel and 2 pipettes.
What does an Esthetician Do?
Estheticians are skincare specialists who use treatments to cleanse and beautify the face and body. These treatments work to enhance a person’s appearance and well-being. They provide facials, upper-body treatments, and other skin care treatments, including masks, waxing, and peels.
Other Duties and Treatments May Include:
- Assessing clients’ skin condition and discussing available treatments
- Creating daily skincare routines for clients
- Recommending and selling skin care products
- Teaching clients how to apply makeup and take care of their skin
- Removing unwanted hair using wax, lasers, or other approved treatments
Many estheticians own and operate a salon or spa, managing all aspects of their business, including employees, record keeping, inventory, advertising, and fiscal responsibility.