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AROMATHERAPY FOR WOMEN by MAGGIE TISSERAND
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AROMATHERAPY FOR WOMEN (edition 1994)

by MAGGIE TISSERAND

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This title has become an absolute aromatherapy classic. It shows how aromatherapy benefits the many aspects of women's emotional and physical well-being. It includes how to use essential oils to: * treat everyday ailments - yours and your children's * help with the strain of pregnancy * keep your skin and hair looking and feeling healthy * create a pleasant atmosphere at home or at work There is also a chapter devoted to sexuality in which Maggie Tisserand explains the intimate links between scent and our sensual selves. As well as providing recipes for oil blends and a guide to purchasing essential oils, this clearly written, intelligent and thorough book provides readers with the level of detail necessary to develop a fuller understanding of aromatherapy.… (more)
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Title:AROMATHERAPY FOR WOMEN
Authors:MAGGIE TISSERAND
Info:DEALERFIELD (1994), Paperback
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Aromatherapy for Women: A Practical Guide to Essential Oils for Health and Beauty by Maggie Tisserand

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An older book with simple recipes for various things, focusing mainly on “women’s complaints” and gives information about how to do different aromatic baths, massage oils, and gives good, basic information about the properties of various essential oils—which ones are energizing, which are relaxing, etc. I found the way the book was laid out handy and easy to use—it was easy for me to skim/skip chapters relating to things I wasn’t interested in such as labor and delivery, post-partum recipes and the use of essential oils with young children, for example. ( )
  Spuddie | Sep 26, 2008 |
aromatherapy, energy medicine, healing
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This title has become an absolute aromatherapy classic. It shows how aromatherapy benefits the many aspects of women's emotional and physical well-being. It includes how to use essential oils to: * treat everyday ailments - yours and your children's * help with the strain of pregnancy * keep your skin and hair looking and feeling healthy * create a pleasant atmosphere at home or at work There is also a chapter devoted to sexuality in which Maggie Tisserand explains the intimate links between scent and our sensual selves. As well as providing recipes for oil blends and a guide to purchasing essential oils, this clearly written, intelligent and thorough book provides readers with the level of detail necessary to develop a fuller understanding of aromatherapy.

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