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The Directory of Essential Oils by Wanda Sellar




By Sophie Elena View ProfileA useful book for qualified aromatherapists and those in training, listing many popular and lesser-known oils, their aroma, features, history/myth, chemical constituents, properties, precautions, effect on mind, body, skin and other oils each blends with. The plant or part thereof (e.g. bark, leaf, shrub, flower), latin name, family, note, extraction method and 'planet' are also listed. This 'planetary' suggestion e.g. sun, venus, mars appears to have no other comment and I would have been interested to know how such classification was arrived at, having not found this in other books I have used.
As a qualified aromatherapist myself, I would urge caution to the unqualified person considering using this book, as though a precautionary note is included for each oil with regards to possible problems in use, this book does not set out to cover the skills and decision-making needed for correctly blending the essential oils with the correct base oil, or the amounts required.
For those already knowledgeable, this book certainly includes many lesser-known oils, and has a useful glossary of conditions and suitable oils. A blending chart is included with regards to those oils the author feels work well together from the same or adjacent section on the chart. There are some interesting supporting quotes from various people, such as Rudolph Steiner, for some oil entries which adds to the interesting read I found this book to be, and one I will refer to and am glad to have on my shelves.

























