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Kurt Schnaubelt

This books provides a scientific basis for aromatherapy. The author is a chemist and pioneer in the medicinal use of essential oils. There are many explanations of the chemical structure of oils as well as formulas.
Kurt Schnaubelt

Traces aromatherapy's French origins and its parallel development alongside pharmacology. The author explores the molecular make-up of major essential oils and their effects in healing, including the antihistiminic actions as well as bactericidal properties.
Light Miller and Bryan Miller
The Earth Essential Guide to Ancient Wisdom and Modern Healing

This book presents the sciences of aromatherapy and Ayurveda in a format intended for use by Westerners. It includes a questionnaire to determine the Ayurvedic type--vata, pitta, or kapha--as well as descriptions of oils and recipes for their use.

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Jean Valnet, MD, edited by Robert Tisserand
A Classic Compendium of Plant Medicines & their Healing Properties

Dr. Valnet is perhaps the father of modern aromatherapy. He spent more than 30 years investigating and applying his research on plant essences to medicine. He makes an impassioned plea for curtailing our use of dangerous chemical therapies and antibiotics and goes on to document through case histories and scientific explanations how the vital power of plant medicine can be used to prevent and treat disease.

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Patricia Davis

Plants and people respond to cycles. The author, a well-regarded aromatherapist, draws on her knowledge of essential oils to enable those with some understanding of astrology to personalize their use of plant essences.
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Valerie Ann Worwood

Contains over 600 recipes for almost every imaginable condition, from athlete's foot to whooping cough and acne to wrinkles. Most recipes require very few essential oils and guide the reader to the point in which it is practical to make one's own absolutely natural and aesthetic products.
Gabriel Mojay
Restoring Emotional and Mental Balance with Essential Oils

This book was the first to focus on the profound spiritual and psychological benefit of essential oils. Building on the link between fragrance and mood, it enables the user to discover the ways to alleviate tension, anxiety, and depression through aromatherapy.

Julia Lawless
A Practical Approach to the Use of Essential Oils for Health and Well-Being

This book is beautifully illustrated and constitutes a nice introduction to aromatherapy and its relevance to modern life. While it offers a visual profile of 65 oils, it is actually organized by condition so that one can zero in on the use of oils for beauty and skin care or earaches or headaches. The safety guidelines are clear as are the instructions for use.

Wanda Sellar

Each oil is extensively categorized. There are descriptions of the aroma, chemical constituents, and properties of the oils along with a brief history and precautions for use. There is a glossary and blending chart for making products.

Clare G. Harvey and Amanda Cochrane
A Practical Guide to Plant Spirit Medicine

This book is absolutely beautiful! It takes one around the world, our precious planet, through gorgeous pictures of people and plants that stretch our sense of kinship with Nature. The photography is exquisite, just amazing, and portraits of the herbs inspire a desire to bond with the plant kingdom and the traditions of botanical healing.

Julia Lawless

The Encyclopedia of Essential Oils is the first extensive and systematic survey of 165 of the most commonly available essential oils. It includes safety data and botanical descriptions as well as information on the methods of extraction and uses of the oils.
Julia Lawless
The Complete Guide to the Use of Oils in Aromatherapy and Herbalism

This book has lovely pictures of the plants in their native habitat as well as close-up photographs of the plant parts used in herbal medicine and vials of essential oils that show the colors of the various oils. It is beautifully designed and illustrated and includes safety data as well as information on how to use each oil.

Jeanne Rose

The herbalist author profiles different substances used in aromatherapy according to botanical family, habitat, growth, chemical components, actions, and uses. Rose takes the position that hydrosols are the "homeopathy of aromatherapy" and the bridge between herbalism and aromatherapy.
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Jeanne Rose
Applications and Inhalations

The author has made aromatherapy easy to understand, fun to learn, and interesting to apply. It contains plenty for the mind and soul: safety guidelines, descriptions of oils and their uses, recipes, and sources for obtaining products.

Chrissie Wildwood

This forerunner paved the way for a deluge of knock offs of the original classic encyclopedia of aromatherapy. This book was first to organize a myriad of aesthetic, commercial, therapeutic, and botanical information into one gorgeously illustrated and beautifully presented work.

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Melissa Dale and Emmanuelle Lipsky

The authors present an aesthetic array of delectable recipes that allow the cook to bring the garden and therapeutic benefits of essential oils into the kitchen.

 



 
   
 


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