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Quintessence Aromatics Inc.
OFFICE HOURS: 9 am to 3 pm Monday through Friday - however we may be busy with clients or teaching offsite, so please call ahead - 306 382-3200.
Winter Hours:
The office will be closed between
January 19th to February 2nd 2012
Please plan ahead!!
The new price list is effective July 2011
Upcoming Specials:
November and December 15 percent off of:
Frankincense, Christmas Eve and MO # 1 Skin Revitalization
(other discounts not applicable)
Essential Oil Profile of Laurus Nobilis - Bay
Family - Lauraceae Country of Origin - Asia SD/DO - Leafy Branches
Biochemical Specificity - Linalol, 1.8 ceneole, eugenol Aroma: sweet menthol
It is recommended to age Laurus Nobilis at least a year before use as it becomes stronger over time.
Therapeutic Keys:- Bay is recognised since antiquity for its regenerating and antiseptic properties, therefore use it when facing an illness involving degeneration, sepsis or necrosis. It forestalls physical ageing and weakening of the mental processes.
- Anti infectious, bactericide, viricide and fungicide - especially suited to support other oils in a blend.
- It is a good expectorant with mucolytic properties and is helpful for lung infections (which may be a precursor to certain cancers), chronic bronchitis and emphysema.
- Blend with Ravensara and Lavandula spica for an anti - flu formula.
- Bay is a remarkable immunostimulant which enhances all physiological functions following an infectious process.
- Blend with juniper and cinnamon bark for intestinal anti putrefactive/cleanser, as it may be helpful in cases of intestinal cancers.
- Beneficial for ulcers, boils, acne and abscesses. Bay will act to accelerate the process of regeneration of the epidermis - especially in combination with Lavender, Palma Rosa, Tea Tree, Sage, Niaouli and Petitgrain.
- Genito - urinary infections for women, blend with sage (helps with the emotional stability); and for men - blend with Rosemary Officinalis or Cypress.
- Nerve tonic - for those who doubt themselves before exams or a job interview.
Characterology of a Laurus Nobilis personality:
- Laurus Nobilis represents greatness and victory.
- Bay has a warrior temperament and therefore is used to march or move forward and as a leader gives a person the will to act.
- Ravensara symbolises the sage within every great man and as such will control the excesses of the Bay temperament.
- Laurus Nobilis is an exceptional character and can encourage each person to discover his power, take responsibility for himself both mentally and physically and
objectively helps the individual to shake off emotional turmoil and mental lethargy.
Retail Discount Notices:
10 percent on orders over 150.00
25 percent on orders over 350.00
1. AS OF JUNE 2008, APPROXIMATELY 20 ESSENTIAL OILS HAVE HAD SIGNIFICANT PRICE INCREASES. THIS IS MAINLY DUE TO THE INCREASED COST OF ORGANIC PRODUCTION AS WELL AS AVAILABILITY. BECAUSE OF THIS, ESSENTIAL OIL OF EVERLASTING WILL NOW BE OFFERED IN 2 ML QUANTITIES. Sandalwood will only be available as quantities last.
2. KALIPTUS/ESCULAPE HAS NOW ARRIVED IN BULK THEREFORE THE BOTTLING HAS CHANGED, BUT THE FORMULA REMAINS THE SAME.
3. WE HAVE WILL BE SELLING A SPECIAL PRODUCTION OF RAVENSARA AROMATICA. IT'S MAIN BIOCHEMISTRY IS METHYL CHAVICOL AND THEREFORE IT'S SMELL IS COMPARABLE TO BASIL. WE WILL BE SELLING THIS RAVENSARA AROMATICA, UNLESS YOU SPECIFY OTHERWISE UPON ORDERING.
Our office, other than holidays and stats, will be open 9 am - 3 pm CST weekdays. If we are busy with clients or are teaching classes off site, please leave a message on the answering machine -we will return your call ASAP. Our E mail is: qai@sasktel.net. Fax number: 306 382-3245. Phone 306 382-3200.
Aromatherapy Certification Course: Call 306 382-3200 For more info.
This course involves three stages - theory, practical, case studies and exams. The next practical portion of the Aromatherapy Certification Course will be held February 2012. The classes are dependant on the minimum number of students required to run the class. The theory portion is ongoing - for the modules, call 306 382-3200. This Certification Course is recognized by CASS.
The 350 hour Aromatherapy Certification Course includes:
Theory Portion: Anatomy and Physiology, Essential Oils - properties, extraction and distillation process, applications, quality etc., History of Aromatherapy, info on Carrier Bases and their uses, and more.
Practical Portion: Hand on application of essential oils - Aromatherapy lymphatic massage techniques, Client records, Business application - code of ethics, licenses, provincial and national governing bodies, and more
Case Studies: Application of knowledge obtained in the practical portion.
Exams - x 2, 70 percent needed to pass.
Please phone the office regarding course fees, as there will be an increase in 2011.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
1. Aromatherapy Workshop - Kelsey Institute of Applied Arts and Sciences, Saskatoon, Sask. March 17, 2012. Saturday 9am - 5 pm. Contact Health Extention Division, Kelsey Institute. 933-5555.
Do you want to know the basics of aromatherapy? Then this class is for you!
What exactly is aromatherapy? How can I use it for my needs at home or at the workplace? What should I be looking for if I want a therapeutic quality essential oil? What credentials should a Certified Aromatherapist have? Is there a governing body which can answer my questions? What do essential oils smell like? How do they work in the body? How should I use them safely and appropriately? What are the modes of use? Is there any evidence based research to back up this modality? Bring all your questions to the class and by late afternoon we will make a specialty blend for you to take home and enjoy!
2. SAPA (Saskatchewan Association of Professional Aromatherapists). SAPA is a great source of knowledge - and offers classes to fulfill your educational components! The next educational weekend will be held on March 23 - 25th, 2012, so you can now plan ahead!! The educational weekend will offer Aromatherapy and Tibetan Singing Bowls. For email information and to register, please call Phyllis at 306 244-1478 or phyllis.r2@sasktel.net. Bring a friend, have a mother-daughter weekend - or, co-workers can relax, reguvenate, expand your knowledge base and connect with others around Saskatchewan! This is an ALL INCLUSIVE - education, gourmet cuisine and accomodations. WOW!!
3. Sensitive Practice Workshop - Considerations for every Health Care Professional! This one day workshop is available upon request. It is the result of the research project from 1999 at Tamara's House. The Thesis is now published and available at the University of Saskatchewan. Please call ahead for dates and locations!
Research has shown that 1 in 3 to 4 women and 1 in 5 men have been abused and that health care professionals knowingly or unknowingly work with survivors on a frequent basis. This seminar will present ways to work more sensitively and thus more successfully with adult suvivors of childhood abuse. Participants will examine the dynamics of violence, ways long term effects may be manifested and guidelines which represent ways that health care professionals can ensure their practice is sensitive to adult survivors. Emphasis will be placed on examining ways that health care practitioners can integrate the principles and guidelines of sensitive practice into their own type of practice. A MUST class for everyone working directly with people.
FYI:
Single Essential Oils and Aroma Care Blends come in 30 ml and 50 ml sizes - please ask for a price list to be sent out.
500 ml and liter size quantities of single Essential Oils and Aroma Care Blends are also available - Minimum order amount is $1,000.00. Discounts do not apply.
It has been brought to our attention that there is a proposed restriction of Eucalyptus Oil at concentrations equal to or less than 25 percent, by the Cosmetics Division of Canada. Eucalyptus Oil above this concentration may pose a hazard to children who may accidently ingest it orally. Please keep all essential oils, especially Eucalyptus and Camphor away from children. Please ensure you take precautions to use essential oils wisely and safely. Err on the side of caution, use all essential oils topically with a carrier base, most especially for children, elderly and those who are very ill, to avoid any skin sensitivities. Please call our office if you are in doubt and for more information on safety. (January 2007, Notice).
Please check this web site:
www.hc-sc.gc.ca/iyh-vsv/life-vie/camphor-camphre_e.html
Favorite Recipes:
Essential oils beneficial for pesky mosquitoes and bug bites in general: Citronella, Lavender, Geranium, Lemongrass, Thyme (thymol), Eucalyptus citriodora, Black pepper. Try one of the individual essential oils or various blends of the above.
Blend for enhanced memory during exams and tests Laurus nobilis, Mentha Piperita, Ravensara aromatica, Rosmarinus officinalis 1.8
Immune blend for children Thyme vulgaris, linalol, Ravensara aromatica, Rosmarinus officinalis 1.8, Citrus limonum, Anethum graveolens
Scalp reconditioner Mix 10-15 drops Lavender, Geranium, Sandalwood, Cedarwood or Ylang Ylang in 1 oz. of macadamia nut oil. Massage into hair and scalp, wrap head with warm dry towel let set for 30 minutes. Apply shampoo and wash out.
Make your favorite fragrance
- To make lotion add 12 drops essential oils maximum to 1 oz. of unscented lotion base
- To make bath gel add 10 drops essential oils maximum to 1 oz. bath base, never use oils that are caustic or high in the phenols and ketones.
- To the shampoo and conditioner add 5-8 drops essential oils to 1 oz. of base.
- To make bath salts - add 10 drops of essential oil per 30 ml or approximately 1/4 cup of bath salts.
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