Our college The Shirley Price International
College of Aromatherapy was founded by
Shirley Price in 1978.
Any college is judged not just by its students
but the commitment to research and publication
by the tutors and principals. The Shirley Price
International College of Aromatherapy has
made an outstanding contribution in this regard.
History. Margaret Maury and her husband is
credited with many advances in aromatherapy.
Her students Danielle Ryman, Eve Taylor and
Shirley Price continued this progress at a time
when the limitations of western chemotherapy
and the need to preserve the value of
antibiotics were becoming more apparent. At
the same time there was a wakening to the
traditional health practices of China and
reawakening of a long history of traditional
practice involving plant derived material in
europe.
Plants face the same health challenges humans
do and the most successful are the aromatic
plants which use an array of organic chemical
agents to maintain their health.
Len and Shirley Price were not only authors
they worked hard to raise international
aromatherapy to the reputable standing of a
profession capable of working with modern
healthcare systems in a consistent and scientific
way.
They formed important working relationships
with other researchers and medical
practicioners who contributed to their
publications.
The Founders of Sp were also co-founders of
the Aromatherapy Trades Council and the
International Federation of Professional
Aromatherapists.
Shirley and Len Price sold the College and Sp
business in 1998 and retired. They continue to
edit and revise their best selling international
publications and support their daughter Penny's
training business formed in 2003.
The Price family were until 2008 the College and
Sp's landlords. There is now no connection with
the Price family.
To Sp were added Lothian Herbs, the leading
organic brand, an early Soil Association licensee
and the Essentia Skin Care Range has been
expanded and updated to become SLS and
Parabens Free. A new generation of students
have passed through the college and in turn
become master practicioners in their own right.
The Sp brand has come to be a symbol of
natural product quality in 40 countries around
the world. Users of the chinese internet selling
site Taobao awards Sp products 5 STARS. A
better rating than Boots, Neals Yard and
BodyShop products which are also well
regarded.
It is a pleasure to build on the foundations the
Price family and subsequent owners laid of the
toughest standards in aromatherapy training
with essential oils of the very highest organic
quality.
Today SP remains a family business with friends
and relations among the workforce some of
whom have 20 years service.
The Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy is led by Louise Carta.
Dr Manjit Jaspal MB BS, a medical practioner is
Director, Training. SPICA's efficient college
secretary is Jo-Ann Merrick. T: 01455 615466.
You can find out more about IFPA and our
college by entering our site.SPICA (pronounced
spaika) is the name of the 13th brightest star in
the sky. SPICA are the initials of the Shirley
Price International College of
Aromatheratherapy. Our Midlands UK training
venue www.odstonehall.com
College of Aromatherapy was founded by
Shirley Price in 1978.
Any college is judged not just by its students
but the commitment to research and publication
by the tutors and principals. The Shirley Price
International College of Aromatherapy has
made an outstanding contribution in this regard.
History. Margaret Maury and her husband is
credited with many advances in aromatherapy.
Her students Danielle Ryman, Eve Taylor and
Shirley Price continued this progress at a time
when the limitations of western chemotherapy
and the need to preserve the value of
antibiotics were becoming more apparent. At
the same time there was a wakening to the
traditional health practices of China and
reawakening of a long history of traditional
practice involving plant derived material in
europe.
Plants face the same health challenges humans
do and the most successful are the aromatic
plants which use an array of organic chemical
agents to maintain their health.
Len and Shirley Price were not only authors
they worked hard to raise international
aromatherapy to the reputable standing of a
profession capable of working with modern
healthcare systems in a consistent and scientific
way.
They formed important working relationships
with other researchers and medical
practicioners who contributed to their
publications.
The Founders of Sp were also co-founders of
the Aromatherapy Trades Council and the
International Federation of Professional
Aromatherapists.
Shirley and Len Price sold the College and Sp
business in 1998 and retired. They continue to
edit and revise their best selling international
publications and support their daughter Penny's
training business formed in 2003.
The Price family were until 2008 the College and
Sp's landlords. There is now no connection with
the Price family.
To Sp were added Lothian Herbs, the leading
organic brand, an early Soil Association licensee
and the Essentia Skin Care Range has been
expanded and updated to become SLS and
Parabens Free. A new generation of students
have passed through the college and in turn
become master practicioners in their own right.
The Sp brand has come to be a symbol of
natural product quality in 40 countries around
the world. Users of the chinese internet selling
site Taobao awards Sp products 5 STARS. A
better rating than Boots, Neals Yard and
BodyShop products which are also well
regarded.
It is a pleasure to build on the foundations the
Price family and subsequent owners laid of the
toughest standards in aromatherapy training
with essential oils of the very highest organic
quality.
Today SP remains a family business with friends
and relations among the workforce some of
whom have 20 years service.
The Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy is led by Louise Carta.
Dr Manjit Jaspal MB BS, a medical practioner is
Director, Training. SPICA's efficient college
secretary is Jo-Ann Merrick. T: 01455 615466.
You can find out more about IFPA and our
college by entering our site.SPICA (pronounced
spaika) is the name of the 13th brightest star in
the sky. SPICA are the initials of the Shirley
Price International College of
Aromatheratherapy. Our Midlands UK training
venue www.odstonehall.com
Jane Buckle, Ph.D., RN, has a background in critical care nursing and is UK certified in massage therapy, clinical aromatherapy, herbal and aromatic medicine and adult education. Clinical Aromatherapy: Essential Oils in Practice was published by Churchill Livingstone 2003 and has been called "the evidence-based text for clinical aromatherapy". This book covers all the ground necessary for IFPA membership and for ARC registration as RA in the USA. Dr. Jane Buckle is the director of R J Buckle Associates, an educational consultancy dedicated to integration of clinical aromatherapy into mainstream medicine. She created a certification course for health professionals that is endorsed by the American Holistic Nurses Association. R J Buckle Associates. R J Buckle is an approved educator for Planetree Hospitals Inc. Dr. Buckle pioneered a method of touch for the critically ill or fragile called the 'm' technique®. It is a registered method of touch suitable when the giver is not trained in massage. Simple to do and easy to learn, the 'm' technique® is being taught in universities, hospitals, hospices and long-term care facilities in the USA. The 'm' has been taught for university credit and CEUs.The 'm' courses began in the UK in summer 2004. More on Jane Buckle More on the 'm' technique Instructor Kim Dolman http://www.mytonhospice.org/ More on Thames Valley University Centre for Complimentary Heathcare and Integrated Medicine Diploma Aromatherapy VTCT FdSc Complementary Approaches To Health (Body Massage, Reflexology and Aromatherapy) Associate Student Scheme Put some SCENTS into your life: Introduction to Aromatherapy. BSc (Hons) Complementary Medicine in Healthcare The BSc (Hons) Complementary Medicine in Healthcare provides professional qualifications in aromatherapy, reflexology, and body massage. It also equips the student with critical skills to improve their practice from a current and informed evidence basis and to ground their practice in the language and contextual framework of conventional medicine. The practitioner’s knowledge will be broadened to include other complementary therapies and their role in healthcare. They will gain insight into the use and interpretation of common tests used in conventional medicine, and they will explore the role of nutrition and the therapeutic relationship. The dissertation will ensure that student have a good understanding of the relationship between complementary and conventional medicine so they will be able to play an important role in integration. Specific learning methods will include interactive lectures, reflective discussion, group work, demonstrations and lab work, audio-visual presentations, tutorials, peer support and review, group activities with presentations, observation and reflection on practice and independent study. The majority of modules at level 6 are delivered by distance or blended learning (distance learning with master classes) to accommodate practitioners who are working or running a clinical practice. However, there are options which are practice-based and require attendance at TVU. |
Nutrition and Supplements
Dr Marilyn Glenville is one of the leading nutritionalists
working in the UK today.
She has written many books including Fat around the
middle which has been translated into several languages.
So what can you do to get rid of the fat around your middle?
I have devised a four pronged approach to getting rid of
this dangerous and unsightly fat. It comprises simple
changes to the way you:
1) eat
2) take supplements
3) approach stress
4) take exercise
If you follow my recommendations closely for three months I
am convinced you will see a significant change to your
body shape, and as a consequence, will dramatically
improve your long term health.
Eating healthily – NOT dieting!
There is a chance that your pattern of eating is
subconsciously telling your body that it is under stress. If
you restrict your diet or cut calories your body inevitably
thinks there is a famine out there and that causes stress. It
will slow down your metabolism to hold on to your precious
fat stores. Furthermore, if your blood sugar levels fluctuate
(as they do for most women), your body will be releasing
adrenaline which is the same hormone it releases when
you are under stress. Once more it encourages your body
to store fat.
The solution is to find a way of eating that tells your body
all is well –and reassure it that is not under stress.
http://www.marilynglenville.com/fat_around_the_middle.htm
Dr Marilyn Glenville is one of the leading nutritionalists
working in the UK today.
She has written many books including Fat around the
middle which has been translated into several languages.
So what can you do to get rid of the fat around your middle?
I have devised a four pronged approach to getting rid of
this dangerous and unsightly fat. It comprises simple
changes to the way you:
1) eat
2) take supplements
3) approach stress
4) take exercise
If you follow my recommendations closely for three months I
am convinced you will see a significant change to your
body shape, and as a consequence, will dramatically
improve your long term health.
Eating healthily – NOT dieting!
There is a chance that your pattern of eating is
subconsciously telling your body that it is under stress. If
you restrict your diet or cut calories your body inevitably
thinks there is a famine out there and that causes stress. It
will slow down your metabolism to hold on to your precious
fat stores. Furthermore, if your blood sugar levels fluctuate
(as they do for most women), your body will be releasing
adrenaline which is the same hormone it releases when
you are under stress. Once more it encourages your body
to store fat.
The solution is to find a way of eating that tells your body
all is well –and reassure it that is not under stress.
http://www.marilynglenville.com/fat_around_the_middle.htm
Since 1995, Eco Oil Argentina S.A. has
become the leading jojoba oil producer
and manufacturer in Argentina, and one
of the key world suppliers of this unique
ingredient.
With over 4,000 acres of Jojoba farms
established in the northwestern desert of
Argentina, and on-site industrial facilities
fitted with state-of-the-art processing
technology, Eco Oil obtains the purest
jojoba oil and by-products to supply the
Personal Care Industry.Eco Oil
represents the largest jojoba plantation
group. Leading-edge irrigation and
harvesting techniques, coupled with
state-of-the art production processes,
allow the Company to produce jojoba oil
in line with the most stringent
international quality standards.
http://www.ecooil.com.ar/home.html
Buy Jojoba Wholesalers or trade users
wanting freshly expressed Jojoba by the
17 litre pail or 190 litre drum for UK and
Eire delivery kindly call
00 44 1455615466
become the leading jojoba oil producer
and manufacturer in Argentina, and one
of the key world suppliers of this unique
ingredient.
With over 4,000 acres of Jojoba farms
established in the northwestern desert of
Argentina, and on-site industrial facilities
fitted with state-of-the-art processing
technology, Eco Oil obtains the purest
jojoba oil and by-products to supply the
Personal Care Industry.Eco Oil
represents the largest jojoba plantation
group. Leading-edge irrigation and
harvesting techniques, coupled with
state-of-the art production processes,
allow the Company to produce jojoba oil
in line with the most stringent
international quality standards.
http://www.ecooil.com.ar/home.html
Buy Jojoba Wholesalers or trade users
wanting freshly expressed Jojoba by the
17 litre pail or 190 litre drum for UK and
Eire delivery kindly call
00 44 1455615466
Our Midlands Training Venue Odstone Hall, Is this
where you would like to learn your aromatherapy?
where you would like to learn your aromatherapy?
USEFUL LINKS
UK/international Association links
www.ifparoma.org
www.ifaroma.org
Scandinavia Links
Shirley Price Training - Independent
College - Iceland - Bergfell Elf
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training and Satellite
College - Norway - Dermanor
http://studieguiden.no/index.php?
page=norgeskart0visfylke0visskole&fylk
eid=10&skoleID=98
www.pregnancyandbirthnetwork.co.uk
Asia Links
IFA accredited college Hong Kong -
Principal Tammy Liu
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - proposed
Satellite College - Beijing (principal
under training) Lawrence Wu
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - Shanghai
(principal under training) Xu Liu
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - Taiwan -
Principal Eileen Lin
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - Japan
(principal under training) Emi Tokai
Shirley Price Aromatherapy USA
Shirley Price Training - Independent
College - US - Principal Hans Nordblom
US Links
Robert Tisserand
Natural perfume
RJBuckleAssociates
National Association of Holistic
Aromatherapists
Positive Health
Aromatherapy Council
ARC exam dates and locations
www.ptcny.com
AIA -college listing
UK Links
Complementary Therapists Association
Federation of Holistic Therapists
Find a therapist
The FHT is a not-for-profit therapy
organisation in the UK with over
21,000 members. They have been
representing therapists for over 40
years and enforce high professional
standards, requiring members to abide
by a Code of Ethics and Professional
Practice.
18 Shakespeare Business Centre,
Hathaway Close,
Eastleigh,
HAMPSHIRE,
SO50 4SR
T : 0844 875 20 22
F : 023 8062 4399
UK/international Association links
www.ifparoma.org
www.ifaroma.org
Scandinavia Links
Shirley Price Training - Independent
College - Iceland - Bergfell Elf
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training and Satellite
College - Norway - Dermanor
http://studieguiden.no/index.php?
page=norgeskart0visfylke0visskole&fylk
eid=10&skoleID=98
www.pregnancyandbirthnetwork.co.uk
Asia Links
IFA accredited college Hong Kong -
Principal Tammy Liu
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - proposed
Satellite College - Beijing (principal
under training) Lawrence Wu
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - Shanghai
(principal under training) Xu Liu
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - Taiwan -
Principal Eileen Lin
Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy Training - Japan
(principal under training) Emi Tokai
Shirley Price Aromatherapy USA
Shirley Price Training - Independent
College - US - Principal Hans Nordblom
US Links
Robert Tisserand
Natural perfume
RJBuckleAssociates
National Association of Holistic
Aromatherapists
Positive Health
Aromatherapy Council
ARC exam dates and locations
www.ptcny.com
AIA -college listing
UK Links
Complementary Therapists Association
Federation of Holistic Therapists
Find a therapist
The FHT is a not-for-profit therapy
organisation in the UK with over
21,000 members. They have been
representing therapists for over 40
years and enforce high professional
standards, requiring members to abide
by a Code of Ethics and Professional
Practice.
18 Shakespeare Business Centre,
Hathaway Close,
Eastleigh,
HAMPSHIRE,
SO50 4SR
T : 0844 875 20 22
F : 023 8062 4399
AROMATHERAPY FOR COMMON
AILMENTS
by Shirley Price
Aromatherapy oils have been used since
ancient times to cleanse the body,
strengthen the immune system, and release
tension. Extracted from the petals, leaves,
roots, and resins of plants, these essential
oils can provide a lovely and effective
scented therapy used in massage, baths,
compresses, inhalations, room fresheners,
shampoos, and body lotions.
How to use essential oils - such as Clary
Sage, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Geranium,
Peppermint, Cypress, Juniper Berry, Sweet
Marjoram, Roman Chamomile, Tea Tree,
Sandalwood, Lavender, Lemon, Ylang
Ylang - to prevent and treat more than 40
common ailments.
Acne, Arthritis, Asthma, Athletes Foot,
Blood pressure, Bronchitis, Bruises, Burns,
Candida Albicans, Cellulite, Childrens
problems, Circulatory Problems, Colds,
Constipation, Cramp, Cystitis, Dandruff,
Deression, Diarrhoea, Digestive problems,
Eczema, Emotional Problems, Flatulence,
Fluid retention, Mouthwashing,
Gynaecological problems, Haemorrhoids,
Hair loss, Hair disorders, Head Aches,
Headlice, Heartburn, Herpes simplex,
Indigestion, Infantile colic, Influenza, Insect
bites, Insomnia, Laryngitis, Menopausal
problems, Menstral pain, Mental fatigue,
Migraine, Morning sickness, Mouth ulcers,
Muscular problems and tiredness, Nappy
rash, Nausea, Palpitations, Irregular
periods, Pets flea treatment, Prementrual
Tension, Respiratory Problems,
Rheumatism, Sex drive problems, Sinusitis,
Skin disorders, Sprains, Stings, Stress,
Stress related anxiety, Stretch Marks,
Throat infections, Thrush, Varicose
veins.headaches, high blood pressure,
colds and flu
indigestion, varicose veins, hair loss,
menstrual pain, acne, insomnia, fatigue
AILMENTS
by Shirley Price
Aromatherapy oils have been used since
ancient times to cleanse the body,
strengthen the immune system, and release
tension. Extracted from the petals, leaves,
roots, and resins of plants, these essential
oils can provide a lovely and effective
scented therapy used in massage, baths,
compresses, inhalations, room fresheners,
shampoos, and body lotions.
How to use essential oils - such as Clary
Sage, Eucalyptus, Rosemary, Geranium,
Peppermint, Cypress, Juniper Berry, Sweet
Marjoram, Roman Chamomile, Tea Tree,
Sandalwood, Lavender, Lemon, Ylang
Ylang - to prevent and treat more than 40
common ailments.
Acne, Arthritis, Asthma, Athletes Foot,
Blood pressure, Bronchitis, Bruises, Burns,
Candida Albicans, Cellulite, Childrens
problems, Circulatory Problems, Colds,
Constipation, Cramp, Cystitis, Dandruff,
Deression, Diarrhoea, Digestive problems,
Eczema, Emotional Problems, Flatulence,
Fluid retention, Mouthwashing,
Gynaecological problems, Haemorrhoids,
Hair loss, Hair disorders, Head Aches,
Headlice, Heartburn, Herpes simplex,
Indigestion, Infantile colic, Influenza, Insect
bites, Insomnia, Laryngitis, Menopausal
problems, Menstral pain, Mental fatigue,
Migraine, Morning sickness, Mouth ulcers,
Muscular problems and tiredness, Nappy
rash, Nausea, Palpitations, Irregular
periods, Pets flea treatment, Prementrual
Tension, Respiratory Problems,
Rheumatism, Sex drive problems, Sinusitis,
Skin disorders, Sprains, Stings, Stress,
Stress related anxiety, Stretch Marks,
Throat infections, Thrush, Varicose
veins.headaches, high blood pressure,
colds and flu
indigestion, varicose veins, hair loss,
menstrual pain, acne, insomnia, fatigue
New to aromatherapy? Brief Guide Sp Everyday aromatherapy guide, in Japanese Training makes all the difference. Over 5000 students have trained in health and beauty with the Shirley Price International College of Aromatherapy (SPICA) and satellite colleges in China, Norway, Taiwan, Malta, Cyprus, Americas. Our course in 2009 attracts students from all over the world a japanese in England ] a chinese in England |
SP SAFETY INFORMATION LEAFLET
SHIRLEY PRICE 100% NATURAL 100% ORGANIC
USING ESSENTIAL OILS
Use for massage, bathing, vapourisation or inhalation. Both thousands of years of
experience and modern research on essential oils shows they can be used therapeutically to
enhance wellbeing or purely for pleasure or emotional release.
MASSAGE Favoured by the ancient Greeks and Romans there is nothing quite like a
massage to make you feel soothed or energised. Pure essential oils should not be applied
directly to the skin, they need to be diluted first. To do this, mix up to 5 drops of pure
essential oil, or blend of oils, per 1Ornls (one tablespoon) of jojoba, coconut or vegetable
carrier oil or SP white lotion blending base.
BATHING Bathing with pure essential oils is one of the easiest and most enjoyable forms of
therapy. Just before getting into a full bath, add 3-5 drops of essential oil, or blend of oils,
then agitate the water to disperse. While you relax in the bath, a small amount of oil is
absorbed by the skin and the rest is slowly evaporated by the heat of the water.
VAPORISATION The evaporative properties of pure essential oils make them ideal for use in
a vaporiser. To create the ambience of your choice, simply add 6-12 drops of essential oil to
your favourite Shirley Price vaporiser, burner, aromstone, aromastream or mini vaporiser -
perfect for the home or workplace.
INHALATION Some pure essential oils, such as eucalyptus with its wonderful clearing
properties, are ideal for inhalation. Add 3-5 drops of pure essential oil to a bowl of very hot
water (not boiling) and inhale the vapour for 5-10 minutes. If this method is not convenient,
simply add 1-2 drops of essential oil to a tissue and inhale ideal if you are out and about.
To achieve the results described in the textbooks it is necessary to use true whole oils as
they may depend for their action on constituents present in minute proportions in the oils
rather than the headline constituents. Shirley Price essential oils are true undiluted
essences extracted directly from a variety of herbs, spices, flowers, trees and resins.
Sometimes hundreds of flowers are needed to produce just one drop of essential oil. Being
highly concentrated, it is important not to exceed the number of recommended drops.
Essential oils should never be taken internally without seeking the advice of a professional
practitioner. With all essential oils, even when diluted, contact with sensitive areas such as
the eyes should be avoided. If however oil does get into the eyes, wash them immediately
with plenty of water and seek medical attention. Of the pure essential oils detailed in this
leaflet, bergamot should not be used before exposure to the sun or a sunbed. Lemongrass
and tea-tree should not be used on children under two years old or on sensitive skin.
BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN
Aromatherapy can be applied to young children, who respond very well to massage.
However, not all pure essential oils are suitable, so it is important to check first. When
massaging children under 6 years old, no more than 2 drops of essential oil per 10mls (one
tablespoon) of vegetable oil or lotion blending base should be used, and no more than 2
drops of essential oil should be added to their bath or vaporiser. Essential oils, even when
diluted, should be used with caution on children under two years old. All pure essential oils
should be kept out of reach of children. If a child accidentally swallows any essential oil, seek
urgent medical attention.
Our pure oil of Jojoba sourced directly from Argentine plantations is ideal for baby massage
and daily care of baby, sensitive and older skin for in moisturising and anti inflammatory
properties.
If you have a skin condition, are pregnant, have epilepsy or asthma, are on a course of
treatment with prescribed medication, or are in any doubt about any condition you may
have, it is important that you seek the advice of a doctor or suitable practitioner before using
pure essential oils. The Shirley Price International College of Aromatherapy has trained
more professional aromatherapists for membership if the International Federation of
Professional Aromatherapists than any other IFPA accredited college.
Avoid essential oils coming into contact with polished, painted or plastic surfaces. As
essential oils are flammable, care should be taken with naked flames. Essential oils are best
stored away from heat or light (fridge storage will help to prolong the life of your oils). They
should be used within 1 year of opening.
ORGANIC
Where possible SP oils, creams and lotions are made with ingredients approved by the Soil
Association (UK) and Ecocert (France). Certified organic essential oils are derived from
plants that have been grown without the use of man-made fertilisers, herbicides or
pesticides -instead using ecosystem management methods to maintain the health of both
plant and soil. The SP leaf is recognised by consumers in 40 countries worldwide as a sign
of Essential Oil, Carriers, Care For aromatherapy products and Hydrolats of the highest
quality. All our 115 oils that can be are organic standard and equally importantly are freshly
distilled by trusted and certified distiller/growers. We offer 7 conventionally grown oils as
alternatives.
With organic agriculture there are no inputs such as genetic modification or irradiation. The
benefits of organic agriculture include no pollution of the local air or groundwater and no
toxic chemicals in the plant or its essential oil, meanwhile maintaining the viability of the local
environment and wildlife.
WILD CRAFTED
Wild crafted essential oils are derived from plants that are not cultivated, but are gathered
from their natural, wild habitat. Although they are ~ot orga~ic,
they will not have been contaminated by synthetic chemicals (pesticides, fertilisers etc.) and
will be growing in conditions favourable to the health of the plant. When wildcrafting is done
sustainably, a plan for harvesting must show that the harvest will sustain the wild crop.
ETHICALLY HARVESTED
This denotes sustainable cultivation. An ethically harvested essential oil is derived from a
herb, shrub or tree that is not harvested so aggressively that the species becomes depleted.
As far as aromatic plants are concerned, species depletion is only rarely a problem with
herbs (which are mostly easy to grow in quantity) but tends to be more of an issue with
slow~growing trees.
ABOUT US
SP have been experts in aromatherapy since 1974. Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd was
founded by Shirley Price in Hinckley in 1974. The Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy was founded in 1978. Shirley Price also co founded IFPA, also Hinckley
based, the IFA and Aromatherapy Trades Council. Shirley and Len Price retired in 1998.
The business went on under new ownership to expand considerably. Today SP is one of the
four leading international aromatherapy manufacturers. From its Hinckley, England base the
company supplies therapists worldwide with mail order supplies and distributors supplying
SP products to high quality retail outlets and spas and salons alongside leading skincare
brands like Priori and Decleor.Today the Director, Training is Dr Manjit Singh Jaspal MB BS.
Training Manager and college principal is Louise Carta. Managing Director is P.I. Brealey
BSc(Econ) FCA. General Manager is Jo-Ann Merrick who has 20 years service with SP, 4
years as general Manager. UK training venues are country hotels and hospices located near
Sunderland, Manchester, Birmingham and London. The scope of the SPICA diploma
includes the introductory Module One Foundation Week which equips the attendee for home
and beauty salon use of aromatherapy, massage and reflexology.
PURE ESSENTIAL OILS AND CARE PRODUCTS
Whether from the foothills of the Pyrenees or the citrus groves of Sicily, if a plant and its
growing conditions are healthy, the oil extracted from it will be better for you. Where possible
our essential oils are derived from plants that are grown free from man-made fertilisers,
herbicides or pesticides, gathered from their natural wild habitat or cultivated in a
sustainable way to avoid depletion. Drawing upon our years of experience and expertise, we
source only the finest oils from known botanical species, fully researching and ensuring
purity, quality and integrity. Our close contacts with distiller/growers worldwide mean what
you buy is fresh and certified. Shirley Price essential oils are 100% pure and unadulterated
in any way.
PRÉCAUTIONS D'EMPLOI
Les huiles essentielles pures SP sont de véritables essences non diluées extraites
directement d'une variété d'herbes, d'épices, de fleurs, d'arbres et de résines. Parfois des
centaines de fleurs sont utilisées pour produire juste une goutte d'huile essentielle! Comme
elles sont très concentrées, il est important de ne pas dépasser le nombre de gouttes
recommandé.
Ne jamais prendre d'huiles essentielles par voie interne sans demander l'avis préalable d'un
médecin qualifié. Avec toutes les huiles essentielles, même diluées, éviter tout contact avec
les muqueuses ou les yeux. En cas de contact accidentel avec les yeux, rincer
abondamment à l'eau clair et consulter un médecin.
Sur les dix huiles essentielles mentionnées dans ce dépliant, la bergamote ne doit pas être
utilisée avant exposition au soleil ou avant bronzage en cabine. Le lemon-grass et le tea
tree ne doivent pas être appliqués sur des enfants de moins de deux ans ou sur une peau
sensible.
l'aromathérapie peut être appliquée sur de jeunes enfants, qui réagissent bien au massage.
Cependant, toutes les huiles essentielles pures ne conviennent pas, il est donc important de
lire ce dépliant avant des les utiliser. Quand on masse des enfants de moins de 6 ans, on
ne doit pas utiliser plus de 2 gouttes d'huile essentielle pour 10 ml d'une lotion de base ou
d'huile végétale. Pas plus de 2 gouttes d'huile essentielle ne doivent être ajoutées à leur
bain ou au diffuseur. Les huiles essentielles, même diluées, doivent être utilisées avec
précaution sur les enfants de moins de 2ans. Toutes les huiles essentielles pures doivent
être gardées hors de portée des enfants. Si un enfant avale de l'huile essentielle par
accident, consultez d'urgence un médecin.
Si vous souffrez d'une maladie de la peau, si vous êtes enceinte, si vous souffrez d'épilepsie
ou d'asthme, si vous êtes sous traitement médical ou si vous n'êtes pas sOr de quoi vous
souffrez, il est important que vous consultiez un médecin ou un praticien qualifié avant
d'utiliser les huiles
essentielles pures. Eviter que les huiles essentielles entrent en contact avec
les surfaces polies, peintes ou en plastique. Les huiles essentielles étant inflammables, ne
pas les utiliser ou les entreproser à proximité d'une flamme nue.
Les huiles essentielles doivent être conservées au frais et à
l'abri de la lumière (Conserver au réfrigérateur pour
prolonger la vie de vos huiles). Elles doivent être utilisées
dans l'année qui suit leur ouverture.
INFORMACIÓN SOBRE SEGURIDAD
Los aceites esenciales SP son esencias puras no diluidas extraídas directamente de una
variedad de hierbas aromáticas, especias, flores, árboles y resinas. A veces es necesario
utilizar cientos de flores para producir tan sólo una gota de aceite esencial. Puesto que
están muy concentrados, es importante no utilizar más gotas de aceite que las
recomendadas.
Los aceites esenciales nunca deben ingerirse sin consultar primero con un profesional
habilitado.Debe procurarse que los aceites esenciales, incluso cuando están diluidos, no
entren en contacto con áreas sensibles del cuerpo como los ojos. Sin embargo, si el aceite
entra en contacto con los ojos, lávese los ojos inmediatamente con abundante agua y
busque atención médica.
De los aceites esenciales puros que se describen en este prospecto, el aceite de
bergamota no debe utilizarse antes de la exposición al solo cama solar. El aceite de
lemongrass y el de árbol de té no deben utilizarse en niños menores de dos años ni sobre
piel delicada.
Los niños pequeños también pueden beneficiarse de la aromaterapia y por lo general esto
no presenta ningún problema. Sin embargo, no todoslos aceites esenciales son aptos, por
lo que es importante leer primero el prospecto.Cuando démasajesaniñosmenoresde 6 años,
no debe utilizar más de 2 gotas de aceite esencial por cada 10 mi (una cucharada sopera)
de aceite vegetal
o loción base, y nunca deben añadirse más de 2 gotas de aceite esencial al baño o
vaporizador de los niños. Los aceites esenciales, incluso cuando están diluidos, deben
utilizarse con precaución en losniños menores de 2 años. Todos los aceites esenciales
puros deben mantenerse lejos del alcance de los niños. Si un niño traga accidentalmente
cualquier aceite esencial puro, busque atención médica de urgencias.
Si padece alguna condición de la piel, está embarazada, sufre de epilepsia o asma, está
tomando algún medicamento prescrito o tiene cualquier duda sobre alguna condición que
padezca, es importante que consulte con su médico o profesional habilitado antes de utilizar
aceites esenciales puros.
Evite que los aceites esenciales entren en contacto con superficies pulidas, pintadas o
plásticas. Todos los aceites esenciales son inflamables; tenga cuidado con las llamas
expuestas al aire. .
Lamejor forma de conservar losaceites esencialeses mantenerlos lejos del calor ola luz
(guardarlosen'el frigorifico prolongará la vida útil de los aceites). Deben usarse en el plazo
de 1año después de abiertos.
ESSENTIAL OILS
BENZOIN (RESINOID 50%) WILD CRAFTED Styrax benzoin styraceae
Extracted from the tree grown in Sumatra, benzoin (a resin diluted in 50% benzyl alcohol) is
a soothing, warming and rejuvenating oil with a sweet balsamic aroma. Ideal in massage or
the bath to calm the mind and comfort the emotions. Blends well with cypress, orange and
rose absolute.
BERGAMOT ORGANIC Citrus bergamia
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, bergamot is a bright, fresh and invigorating
oil with a mellow citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and uplift the
emotions. Blends well with frankincense, geranium and lemongrass.
BLACK PEPPER ORGANIC Piper nigrum
Extracted from the peppercorn grown in India, black pepper is a fortifying, warming and
penetrating oil with a woody spicy aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to stimulate the mind
and rejuvenate tired muscles. Blends well with bergamot, frankincense and rose absolute.
CEDARWOOD Cedrus Atlantica
This light brown to transparent oil has a delicate woody spicy aroma. Cedarwood was used
as a preservative in the process of mummification. Cedar oil has a reputation for helping
maintain healthy vibrant skin. It also aids respiration and encourages normal digestion.
CHAMOMILE (ROMAN) ORGANIC Chamaemelum nobile
Extracted from the flowers grown in England, this pale yellow oil when freshly distilled has a
sharp fruity herbabceous odour “the still odour”. Allow this odour to ‘blow off’ before use.
Chamomile (Roman) is used in calming skin preparation ideal for young and older dry skin.
Blends well with lavender, orange blossom (neroli) and rosewood-tomar.
CITRONELLA ORGANIC Cymbopogon nardus
Extracted from the grass grown in Nepal, citronella is a fresh, antibacterial and deodorising
oil w ith a fresh green aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and soothe the
senses. Also an effective insect repellent. Blends well with frankincense, orange and lime.
CLARY SAGE ETHICALLY HARVESTED Salvia sclarea
Extracted from the herb grown in France, c1ary sage is a rich, warm and euphoric oil with a
sweet herby aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to soothe the skin and relax the mind.
Blends well with sandalwood, bergamot and rosewood-tomar.
CYPRESS WILD CRAFTED Cupressus sempervirens
Extracted from the leaves of the tree grown in France, cypress is a purifying, uplifting and
strengthening oil with a fresh woody aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to regulate the skin
and balance the emotions. Blends well with juniper, lemon tea-tree and frankincense.
EUCALYPTUS ORGANIC Eucalyptus globulus
Eucalyptus is a strong, fresh and stimulating oil with a piercing balsamic aroma. Ideal for
vaporisation. Best known for its role in maintaining effective respiration. Eucalyptus is
antiseptic and is known to soothe still joints and muscles after exercise. E. Globulus is not
suitable for use with children and E. staigeriana is milder alternative. Blends well with
grapefruit, peppermint and rosemary.
FRANKINCENSE WILD CRAFTED Boswellia sacra
Extracted from the resin of the tree grown in Somalia, frankincense is a spiritual, warm and
tranquil oil with an oriental balsamic aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to elevate the mind
and bring peace to the senses. Blends well with bergamot, black pepper and sandalwood.
GERANIUM ETHICALLY HARVESTED Pelargonium graveolens
This greenish oil has a heavy sweet aroma. Geranium is a balancing oil with uplifting
qualities. Traditionally used to maintain a vibrant skin. The harmonising properties are
favoured by women. May cause irritation to those with sensitive skin. Blends well with
bergamot, lavender and lemongrass.
GINGER ORGANIC Zingiber officinale
Extracted from the root of the plant grown in Sri Lanka, ginger is a cheering, stimulating and
comforting oil with a spicy and sharp aroma. Known for its warming and stimulating
properties it aids digestion. Its warming effect makes it effective for soothing muscle aches.
Ginger may irriate sensitive skin. Blends well with orange, geranium and rosemary.
GRAPEFRUIT ORGANIC Citrus x paradisi
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in South Africa, grapefruit is a sharp, refreshing
and euphoric oil with a bittersweet citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to rejuvenate the spirit
and revive the senses. Blends well with frankincense, rosemary and lemon tea-tree.
JASMINE ABSOLUTE ETHICALLY HARVESTED Jasminum grandiflorum
Extracted from the flowers grown in India, jasmine is a deep, rich and exotic oil with a
voluptuous floral aroma. Ideal in luxury massage preparations to rejuvenate the skin and
stimulate the senses. Blends well with mandarin, rose absolute and ylang-ylang.
JUNIPER ORGANIC Juniperus communis
Extracted from the berries of the fruit grown in Nepal, juniper is a refreshing, purifying and
strengthening oil with a woody green aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to invigorate the
mind and purify the skin. Blends well with cypress, c1ary sage and sandalwood.
LAVENDER ORGANIC Lavandula angustifolia
Lavender’s pale yellow to transparent oil has a typically sweet, floral and herbaceous odour.
Lavender is noted for its ability to stimulate the regenerative process and relieve the pain of
burns. Distilled from the flowers grown in France (or whole plant in an officinalis), Ideal in
massage or the bath to soothe the skin and calm the mind. Blends well with bergamot, c1ary
sage and geranium.
LEMON ORGANIC Citrus limon
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, lemon is a light,
Yellow green refreshing and cheering oil with a sharp citrus aroma. The oil is antiseptic,
stimulates circulation and helps maintain a more alert responsive attitude to life. Ideal for
vaporisation to freshen a room and invigorate the mind and senses. Some people may be
sensitive to lemon and this sensitivity increases in sunlight or under tanning lights. Blends
well with ginger, lavender and lemon tea-tree.
LEMON TEA-TREE ORGANIC Leptospermum petersonii
Extracted from the leaves of the herb grown in South Africa, lemon tea-tree is a fresh,
boosting and antibacterial oil with a vigorous fruity aroma. Ideal in skin care preparations to
deep cleanse and purify the skin. Blends well with cypress, juniper and rosemary.
LEMONGRASS ORGANIC Cymbopogon flexuosus
Distilled from the grass grown in India, lemongrass is a sharp, zesty and lively oil with a
sweet fruity aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and invigorate the senses.
Blends well with grapefruit, geranium and rosemary.
LIME ORGANIC Citrus x aurantifolia
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in South Africa, lime is a lively, stimulating and
uplifting oil with a bittersweet citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and
restore a tired mind. Blends well with c1ary sage, lavender and sandalwood.
MANDARIN ORGANIC Citrus reticulata
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, mandarin is a sweet, gentle and soothing oil
with a tangy citrus aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to soothe the mind and comfort the
emotions. Blends well with orange blossom (neroli), lemon
and sandalwood.
MARJORAM (SPANISH) WILD CRAFTED Thymus mastichina
Extracted from the herb grown in Spain, marjoram (Spanish) is a stimulating, fortifying and
warming oil with a rich herby aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to strengthen the mind and
relieve tired muscles. Blends well with rosemary, lemongrass and grapefruit.
MAY CHANG ETHICALLY HARVESTED
Litsea cubeba
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in China, may chang is a positive, bright and happy
oil with a fizzy fruity aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to bring cheer and revitalise the senses.
Blends well with geranium, rosewood-tomar and orange.
ORANGE ORGANIC
Citrus sinensis
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, orange is a zesty, refreshing and sunny oil
with a rounded citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to uplift the mind and revitalise the
senses. Blends well with frankincense, citronella and ginger.
ORANGE BLOSSOM (NEROLI) ETHICALLY HARVESTED
Citrus x aurantium
Extracted from the flowers grown in Tunisia, orange blossom (otherwise known as neroli), is
an exquisite, euphoric and soft oil with a delicate floral aroma. Ideal in luxury massage
preparations to uplift the mind and calm the senses. Blends well with bergamot, chamomile
(Roman) and rose absolute.
PATCHOULI ORGANIC
Pogostemon cablin
Extracted from the leaves of the herb grown in Indonesia, patchouli is an earthy, spicy and
mystical oil with a sweet woody aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to unwind the mind and
relax the body. Blends well with bergamot,
geranium and lavender.
PEPPERMINT ORGANIC
Mentha piperita
Extracted from the herb grown in France at the foot of the pyranees, peppermint is a strong,
menthol-rich and refreshing oil with a sharp herby fragrance. Ideal for vaporisation to
cleanse a room and alert the senses. Blends well with eucalyptus, lavender and rosemary.
PINE (FOREST) WILD CRAFTED Pinus sylvestris
Extracted from the tree grown in Hungary, forest pine is a bracing, clear and bright oil with a
fresh green aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to refresh the mind and rejuvenate the
skin. Blends well with juniper, lavender and cypress.
ROSE (ABSOLUTE) ETHICALLY HARVESTED Rosa centifolia
Extracted from the flowers grown in France, rose absolute is a deep, sweet and euphoric oil
with an intense floral aroma. Ideal in luxury massage preparations to nurture and balance
the emotions. Blends well with jasmine, lavender and orange blossom (neroli).
ROSE OTTO ETHICALLY HARVESTED Rosa damascena
Extracted from the flowers grown in Bulgaria, rose otto is a soft, warm and sensual oil with a
sweet floral aroma. Ideal in luxury skin care preparations to soothe, nourish and tone.
Blends well with geranium, jasmine and sandalwood.
ROSEMARY ORGANIC Rosmarinus officinalis
Distilled from the herb grown in Tunisia and France, rosemary is a bright, refreshing and
penetrating oil with a bracing herby aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to stimulate the
mind and relieve tired muscles. Blends well with grapefruit, lavender and lemongrass.
ROSEWOOD-TOMAR ORGANIC Zanthoxylum armatum
Extracted from the seed of a bush grown in Nepal, rosewood-tomar is a supportive, soothing
and uplifting oil with a fresh floral aroma. Ideal in Blends well with ylang-ylang, lavender and
rose absolute.
SANDALWOOD WILD CRAFTED Santalum album
Extracted from the wood grown in India, sandalwood is a serene, calming and spiritual oil
with a rich woody aroma. Traditionally burnt by middle eastern drides on honeymoon it is an
ideal oil for male use to relax and ground the mind. We offer New Caledonian grown
sandalwood as an alternative to Indian sandalwood. Blends well with patchouli, bergamot
and geranium.
TEA-TREE ORGANIC Melaleuca alternfolia
Distilled from the leaves of the tree grown in Australia, tea-tree is a powerful, bracing and
anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral oil with a fresh herby aroma. Ideal in skin care
preparations to deep cleanse and improve the balance of the skin. Blends well with
eucalyptus, lemon and rosemary.
YLANG-YLANG ORGANIC
Cananga odorata
Distilled from the flowers of the tree grown in Madagascar, ylang-ylang is an exotic, sensual
and euphoric oil with a sweet floral aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to relax the mind
and stimulate the senses. Blends well with bergamot, lavender and c1ary sage.
Shirley Price products are the first choice for college lecturers, students and professional
aromatherapists in 40 countries around the world. For 24 years our founders Shirley and
Len Price worked to advance the art and science of aromatherapy to a point where it
attracts the serious attention of medical professionals, work continued today by Dr Jane
Buckle who in recent years has done so much to advance the aromatherapy profession in
the United States. Partnerships with health professionals throughout the world has led to
further research and progress. This information is continuously taught and advanced by the
Shirley Price International College of Aromatherapy and its satellite schools worldwide.
Together these schools have trained more students for a career in professional
aromatherapy than any other.
One of Shirley Price’s books is called Aromatherapy for Common Ailments. It describes how
essential oils can be used to help us. SP provides premixes and Care For oils in grapeseed
and white lotion including:
AFTER FLIGHT
Essential oils of Juniper, Eucalyptus and Lemongrass
CELLULITE
Essential oils of Fennel, Juniper, Patchouli, Rosemary and Sage.
CLEAR HEAD
Essential oils of Eucalyptus, Lavender, Peppermint and Marjoram.
EASY BREATHE
Essential oils of Eucalyptus, Hyssop, Peppermint, Pine and Thyme.
FATIGUE
Essential oils of Bergamot, Black Pepper, Eucalyptus and Lemongrass
MUSCLES
Essential oils of Eucalyptus, Juniper, Lemon, Rosemary and Marjoram.
REST
Essential oils of Basil, Juniper, Lavender and Marjoram
STRESS
Essential oils Basil, juniper, Lavender and Sandalwood
STRETCHMARKS
Essential oils Frankincense, Lavender, Lemongrass and Neroli
WOMEN
Essential oils of Roman Chamomile, Clary Sage, Lavender, Sage and Melissa
CARRIER OILS
SP supply a wide range of carrier oils including our signature oil of jojoba obtained freshly
from the argentine plantations of Eco-Oils.
HYDROLATS
A wide variety of hydrolats for cosmetic use.
COLLEGE KITS
Cost effective kits for students
ELECTRICAL VAPORISERS, IONISERS and more
SKIN CARE
We manufacture a full range of skin care products. To celebrate our 35th year of worldwide
operations and training excellence we have developed our gentlest ever range of SP
Essentia skincare
For more details see our website ShirleyPrice.com
SHIRLEY PRICE 100% NATURAL 100% ORGANIC
USING ESSENTIAL OILS
Use for massage, bathing, vapourisation or inhalation. Both thousands of years of
experience and modern research on essential oils shows they can be used therapeutically to
enhance wellbeing or purely for pleasure or emotional release.
MASSAGE Favoured by the ancient Greeks and Romans there is nothing quite like a
massage to make you feel soothed or energised. Pure essential oils should not be applied
directly to the skin, they need to be diluted first. To do this, mix up to 5 drops of pure
essential oil, or blend of oils, per 1Ornls (one tablespoon) of jojoba, coconut or vegetable
carrier oil or SP white lotion blending base.
BATHING Bathing with pure essential oils is one of the easiest and most enjoyable forms of
therapy. Just before getting into a full bath, add 3-5 drops of essential oil, or blend of oils,
then agitate the water to disperse. While you relax in the bath, a small amount of oil is
absorbed by the skin and the rest is slowly evaporated by the heat of the water.
VAPORISATION The evaporative properties of pure essential oils make them ideal for use in
a vaporiser. To create the ambience of your choice, simply add 6-12 drops of essential oil to
your favourite Shirley Price vaporiser, burner, aromstone, aromastream or mini vaporiser -
perfect for the home or workplace.
INHALATION Some pure essential oils, such as eucalyptus with its wonderful clearing
properties, are ideal for inhalation. Add 3-5 drops of pure essential oil to a bowl of very hot
water (not boiling) and inhale the vapour for 5-10 minutes. If this method is not convenient,
simply add 1-2 drops of essential oil to a tissue and inhale ideal if you are out and about.
To achieve the results described in the textbooks it is necessary to use true whole oils as
they may depend for their action on constituents present in minute proportions in the oils
rather than the headline constituents. Shirley Price essential oils are true undiluted
essences extracted directly from a variety of herbs, spices, flowers, trees and resins.
Sometimes hundreds of flowers are needed to produce just one drop of essential oil. Being
highly concentrated, it is important not to exceed the number of recommended drops.
Essential oils should never be taken internally without seeking the advice of a professional
practitioner. With all essential oils, even when diluted, contact with sensitive areas such as
the eyes should be avoided. If however oil does get into the eyes, wash them immediately
with plenty of water and seek medical attention. Of the pure essential oils detailed in this
leaflet, bergamot should not be used before exposure to the sun or a sunbed. Lemongrass
and tea-tree should not be used on children under two years old or on sensitive skin.
BABIES AND YOUNG CHILDREN
Aromatherapy can be applied to young children, who respond very well to massage.
However, not all pure essential oils are suitable, so it is important to check first. When
massaging children under 6 years old, no more than 2 drops of essential oil per 10mls (one
tablespoon) of vegetable oil or lotion blending base should be used, and no more than 2
drops of essential oil should be added to their bath or vaporiser. Essential oils, even when
diluted, should be used with caution on children under two years old. All pure essential oils
should be kept out of reach of children. If a child accidentally swallows any essential oil, seek
urgent medical attention.
Our pure oil of Jojoba sourced directly from Argentine plantations is ideal for baby massage
and daily care of baby, sensitive and older skin for in moisturising and anti inflammatory
properties.
If you have a skin condition, are pregnant, have epilepsy or asthma, are on a course of
treatment with prescribed medication, or are in any doubt about any condition you may
have, it is important that you seek the advice of a doctor or suitable practitioner before using
pure essential oils. The Shirley Price International College of Aromatherapy has trained
more professional aromatherapists for membership if the International Federation of
Professional Aromatherapists than any other IFPA accredited college.
Avoid essential oils coming into contact with polished, painted or plastic surfaces. As
essential oils are flammable, care should be taken with naked flames. Essential oils are best
stored away from heat or light (fridge storage will help to prolong the life of your oils). They
should be used within 1 year of opening.
ORGANIC
Where possible SP oils, creams and lotions are made with ingredients approved by the Soil
Association (UK) and Ecocert (France). Certified organic essential oils are derived from
plants that have been grown without the use of man-made fertilisers, herbicides or
pesticides -instead using ecosystem management methods to maintain the health of both
plant and soil. The SP leaf is recognised by consumers in 40 countries worldwide as a sign
of Essential Oil, Carriers, Care For aromatherapy products and Hydrolats of the highest
quality. All our 115 oils that can be are organic standard and equally importantly are freshly
distilled by trusted and certified distiller/growers. We offer 7 conventionally grown oils as
alternatives.
With organic agriculture there are no inputs such as genetic modification or irradiation. The
benefits of organic agriculture include no pollution of the local air or groundwater and no
toxic chemicals in the plant or its essential oil, meanwhile maintaining the viability of the local
environment and wildlife.
WILD CRAFTED
Wild crafted essential oils are derived from plants that are not cultivated, but are gathered
from their natural, wild habitat. Although they are ~ot orga~ic,
they will not have been contaminated by synthetic chemicals (pesticides, fertilisers etc.) and
will be growing in conditions favourable to the health of the plant. When wildcrafting is done
sustainably, a plan for harvesting must show that the harvest will sustain the wild crop.
ETHICALLY HARVESTED
This denotes sustainable cultivation. An ethically harvested essential oil is derived from a
herb, shrub or tree that is not harvested so aggressively that the species becomes depleted.
As far as aromatic plants are concerned, species depletion is only rarely a problem with
herbs (which are mostly easy to grow in quantity) but tends to be more of an issue with
slow~growing trees.
ABOUT US
SP have been experts in aromatherapy since 1974. Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd was
founded by Shirley Price in Hinckley in 1974. The Shirley Price International College of
Aromatherapy was founded in 1978. Shirley Price also co founded IFPA, also Hinckley
based, the IFA and Aromatherapy Trades Council. Shirley and Len Price retired in 1998.
The business went on under new ownership to expand considerably. Today SP is one of the
four leading international aromatherapy manufacturers. From its Hinckley, England base the
company supplies therapists worldwide with mail order supplies and distributors supplying
SP products to high quality retail outlets and spas and salons alongside leading skincare
brands like Priori and Decleor.Today the Director, Training is Dr Manjit Singh Jaspal MB BS.
Training Manager and college principal is Louise Carta. Managing Director is P.I. Brealey
BSc(Econ) FCA. General Manager is Jo-Ann Merrick who has 20 years service with SP, 4
years as general Manager. UK training venues are country hotels and hospices located near
Sunderland, Manchester, Birmingham and London. The scope of the SPICA diploma
includes the introductory Module One Foundation Week which equips the attendee for home
and beauty salon use of aromatherapy, massage and reflexology.
PURE ESSENTIAL OILS AND CARE PRODUCTS
Whether from the foothills of the Pyrenees or the citrus groves of Sicily, if a plant and its
growing conditions are healthy, the oil extracted from it will be better for you. Where possible
our essential oils are derived from plants that are grown free from man-made fertilisers,
herbicides or pesticides, gathered from their natural wild habitat or cultivated in a
sustainable way to avoid depletion. Drawing upon our years of experience and expertise, we
source only the finest oils from known botanical species, fully researching and ensuring
purity, quality and integrity. Our close contacts with distiller/growers worldwide mean what
you buy is fresh and certified. Shirley Price essential oils are 100% pure and unadulterated
in any way.
PRÉCAUTIONS D'EMPLOI
Les huiles essentielles pures SP sont de véritables essences non diluées extraites
directement d'une variété d'herbes, d'épices, de fleurs, d'arbres et de résines. Parfois des
centaines de fleurs sont utilisées pour produire juste une goutte d'huile essentielle! Comme
elles sont très concentrées, il est important de ne pas dépasser le nombre de gouttes
recommandé.
Ne jamais prendre d'huiles essentielles par voie interne sans demander l'avis préalable d'un
médecin qualifié. Avec toutes les huiles essentielles, même diluées, éviter tout contact avec
les muqueuses ou les yeux. En cas de contact accidentel avec les yeux, rincer
abondamment à l'eau clair et consulter un médecin.
Sur les dix huiles essentielles mentionnées dans ce dépliant, la bergamote ne doit pas être
utilisée avant exposition au soleil ou avant bronzage en cabine. Le lemon-grass et le tea
tree ne doivent pas être appliqués sur des enfants de moins de deux ans ou sur une peau
sensible.
l'aromathérapie peut être appliquée sur de jeunes enfants, qui réagissent bien au massage.
Cependant, toutes les huiles essentielles pures ne conviennent pas, il est donc important de
lire ce dépliant avant des les utiliser. Quand on masse des enfants de moins de 6 ans, on
ne doit pas utiliser plus de 2 gouttes d'huile essentielle pour 10 ml d'une lotion de base ou
d'huile végétale. Pas plus de 2 gouttes d'huile essentielle ne doivent être ajoutées à leur
bain ou au diffuseur. Les huiles essentielles, même diluées, doivent être utilisées avec
précaution sur les enfants de moins de 2ans. Toutes les huiles essentielles pures doivent
être gardées hors de portée des enfants. Si un enfant avale de l'huile essentielle par
accident, consultez d'urgence un médecin.
Si vous souffrez d'une maladie de la peau, si vous êtes enceinte, si vous souffrez d'épilepsie
ou d'asthme, si vous êtes sous traitement médical ou si vous n'êtes pas sOr de quoi vous
souffrez, il est important que vous consultiez un médecin ou un praticien qualifié avant
d'utiliser les huiles
essentielles pures. Eviter que les huiles essentielles entrent en contact avec
les surfaces polies, peintes ou en plastique. Les huiles essentielles étant inflammables, ne
pas les utiliser ou les entreproser à proximité d'une flamme nue.
Les huiles essentielles doivent être conservées au frais et à
l'abri de la lumière (Conserver au réfrigérateur pour
prolonger la vie de vos huiles). Elles doivent être utilisées
dans l'année qui suit leur ouverture.
INFORMACIÓN SOBRE SEGURIDAD
Los aceites esenciales SP son esencias puras no diluidas extraídas directamente de una
variedad de hierbas aromáticas, especias, flores, árboles y resinas. A veces es necesario
utilizar cientos de flores para producir tan sólo una gota de aceite esencial. Puesto que
están muy concentrados, es importante no utilizar más gotas de aceite que las
recomendadas.
Los aceites esenciales nunca deben ingerirse sin consultar primero con un profesional
habilitado.Debe procurarse que los aceites esenciales, incluso cuando están diluidos, no
entren en contacto con áreas sensibles del cuerpo como los ojos. Sin embargo, si el aceite
entra en contacto con los ojos, lávese los ojos inmediatamente con abundante agua y
busque atención médica.
De los aceites esenciales puros que se describen en este prospecto, el aceite de
bergamota no debe utilizarse antes de la exposición al solo cama solar. El aceite de
lemongrass y el de árbol de té no deben utilizarse en niños menores de dos años ni sobre
piel delicada.
Los niños pequeños también pueden beneficiarse de la aromaterapia y por lo general esto
no presenta ningún problema. Sin embargo, no todoslos aceites esenciales son aptos, por
lo que es importante leer primero el prospecto.Cuando démasajesaniñosmenoresde 6 años,
no debe utilizar más de 2 gotas de aceite esencial por cada 10 mi (una cucharada sopera)
de aceite vegetal
o loción base, y nunca deben añadirse más de 2 gotas de aceite esencial al baño o
vaporizador de los niños. Los aceites esenciales, incluso cuando están diluidos, deben
utilizarse con precaución en losniños menores de 2 años. Todos los aceites esenciales
puros deben mantenerse lejos del alcance de los niños. Si un niño traga accidentalmente
cualquier aceite esencial puro, busque atención médica de urgencias.
Si padece alguna condición de la piel, está embarazada, sufre de epilepsia o asma, está
tomando algún medicamento prescrito o tiene cualquier duda sobre alguna condición que
padezca, es importante que consulte con su médico o profesional habilitado antes de utilizar
aceites esenciales puros.
Evite que los aceites esenciales entren en contacto con superficies pulidas, pintadas o
plásticas. Todos los aceites esenciales son inflamables; tenga cuidado con las llamas
expuestas al aire. .
Lamejor forma de conservar losaceites esencialeses mantenerlos lejos del calor ola luz
(guardarlosen'el frigorifico prolongará la vida útil de los aceites). Deben usarse en el plazo
de 1año después de abiertos.
ESSENTIAL OILS
BENZOIN (RESINOID 50%) WILD CRAFTED Styrax benzoin styraceae
Extracted from the tree grown in Sumatra, benzoin (a resin diluted in 50% benzyl alcohol) is
a soothing, warming and rejuvenating oil with a sweet balsamic aroma. Ideal in massage or
the bath to calm the mind and comfort the emotions. Blends well with cypress, orange and
rose absolute.
BERGAMOT ORGANIC Citrus bergamia
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, bergamot is a bright, fresh and invigorating
oil with a mellow citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and uplift the
emotions. Blends well with frankincense, geranium and lemongrass.
BLACK PEPPER ORGANIC Piper nigrum
Extracted from the peppercorn grown in India, black pepper is a fortifying, warming and
penetrating oil with a woody spicy aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to stimulate the mind
and rejuvenate tired muscles. Blends well with bergamot, frankincense and rose absolute.
CEDARWOOD Cedrus Atlantica
This light brown to transparent oil has a delicate woody spicy aroma. Cedarwood was used
as a preservative in the process of mummification. Cedar oil has a reputation for helping
maintain healthy vibrant skin. It also aids respiration and encourages normal digestion.
CHAMOMILE (ROMAN) ORGANIC Chamaemelum nobile
Extracted from the flowers grown in England, this pale yellow oil when freshly distilled has a
sharp fruity herbabceous odour “the still odour”. Allow this odour to ‘blow off’ before use.
Chamomile (Roman) is used in calming skin preparation ideal for young and older dry skin.
Blends well with lavender, orange blossom (neroli) and rosewood-tomar.
CITRONELLA ORGANIC Cymbopogon nardus
Extracted from the grass grown in Nepal, citronella is a fresh, antibacterial and deodorising
oil w ith a fresh green aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and soothe the
senses. Also an effective insect repellent. Blends well with frankincense, orange and lime.
CLARY SAGE ETHICALLY HARVESTED Salvia sclarea
Extracted from the herb grown in France, c1ary sage is a rich, warm and euphoric oil with a
sweet herby aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to soothe the skin and relax the mind.
Blends well with sandalwood, bergamot and rosewood-tomar.
CYPRESS WILD CRAFTED Cupressus sempervirens
Extracted from the leaves of the tree grown in France, cypress is a purifying, uplifting and
strengthening oil with a fresh woody aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to regulate the skin
and balance the emotions. Blends well with juniper, lemon tea-tree and frankincense.
EUCALYPTUS ORGANIC Eucalyptus globulus
Eucalyptus is a strong, fresh and stimulating oil with a piercing balsamic aroma. Ideal for
vaporisation. Best known for its role in maintaining effective respiration. Eucalyptus is
antiseptic and is known to soothe still joints and muscles after exercise. E. Globulus is not
suitable for use with children and E. staigeriana is milder alternative. Blends well with
grapefruit, peppermint and rosemary.
FRANKINCENSE WILD CRAFTED Boswellia sacra
Extracted from the resin of the tree grown in Somalia, frankincense is a spiritual, warm and
tranquil oil with an oriental balsamic aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to elevate the mind
and bring peace to the senses. Blends well with bergamot, black pepper and sandalwood.
GERANIUM ETHICALLY HARVESTED Pelargonium graveolens
This greenish oil has a heavy sweet aroma. Geranium is a balancing oil with uplifting
qualities. Traditionally used to maintain a vibrant skin. The harmonising properties are
favoured by women. May cause irritation to those with sensitive skin. Blends well with
bergamot, lavender and lemongrass.
GINGER ORGANIC Zingiber officinale
Extracted from the root of the plant grown in Sri Lanka, ginger is a cheering, stimulating and
comforting oil with a spicy and sharp aroma. Known for its warming and stimulating
properties it aids digestion. Its warming effect makes it effective for soothing muscle aches.
Ginger may irriate sensitive skin. Blends well with orange, geranium and rosemary.
GRAPEFRUIT ORGANIC Citrus x paradisi
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in South Africa, grapefruit is a sharp, refreshing
and euphoric oil with a bittersweet citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to rejuvenate the spirit
and revive the senses. Blends well with frankincense, rosemary and lemon tea-tree.
JASMINE ABSOLUTE ETHICALLY HARVESTED Jasminum grandiflorum
Extracted from the flowers grown in India, jasmine is a deep, rich and exotic oil with a
voluptuous floral aroma. Ideal in luxury massage preparations to rejuvenate the skin and
stimulate the senses. Blends well with mandarin, rose absolute and ylang-ylang.
JUNIPER ORGANIC Juniperus communis
Extracted from the berries of the fruit grown in Nepal, juniper is a refreshing, purifying and
strengthening oil with a woody green aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to invigorate the
mind and purify the skin. Blends well with cypress, c1ary sage and sandalwood.
LAVENDER ORGANIC Lavandula angustifolia
Lavender’s pale yellow to transparent oil has a typically sweet, floral and herbaceous odour.
Lavender is noted for its ability to stimulate the regenerative process and relieve the pain of
burns. Distilled from the flowers grown in France (or whole plant in an officinalis), Ideal in
massage or the bath to soothe the skin and calm the mind. Blends well with bergamot, c1ary
sage and geranium.
LEMON ORGANIC Citrus limon
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, lemon is a light,
Yellow green refreshing and cheering oil with a sharp citrus aroma. The oil is antiseptic,
stimulates circulation and helps maintain a more alert responsive attitude to life. Ideal for
vaporisation to freshen a room and invigorate the mind and senses. Some people may be
sensitive to lemon and this sensitivity increases in sunlight or under tanning lights. Blends
well with ginger, lavender and lemon tea-tree.
LEMON TEA-TREE ORGANIC Leptospermum petersonii
Extracted from the leaves of the herb grown in South Africa, lemon tea-tree is a fresh,
boosting and antibacterial oil with a vigorous fruity aroma. Ideal in skin care preparations to
deep cleanse and purify the skin. Blends well with cypress, juniper and rosemary.
LEMONGRASS ORGANIC Cymbopogon flexuosus
Distilled from the grass grown in India, lemongrass is a sharp, zesty and lively oil with a
sweet fruity aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and invigorate the senses.
Blends well with grapefruit, geranium and rosemary.
LIME ORGANIC Citrus x aurantifolia
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in South Africa, lime is a lively, stimulating and
uplifting oil with a bittersweet citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to freshen a room and
restore a tired mind. Blends well with c1ary sage, lavender and sandalwood.
MANDARIN ORGANIC Citrus reticulata
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, mandarin is a sweet, gentle and soothing oil
with a tangy citrus aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to soothe the mind and comfort the
emotions. Blends well with orange blossom (neroli), lemon
and sandalwood.
MARJORAM (SPANISH) WILD CRAFTED Thymus mastichina
Extracted from the herb grown in Spain, marjoram (Spanish) is a stimulating, fortifying and
warming oil with a rich herby aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to strengthen the mind and
relieve tired muscles. Blends well with rosemary, lemongrass and grapefruit.
MAY CHANG ETHICALLY HARVESTED
Litsea cubeba
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in China, may chang is a positive, bright and happy
oil with a fizzy fruity aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to bring cheer and revitalise the senses.
Blends well with geranium, rosewood-tomar and orange.
ORANGE ORGANIC
Citrus sinensis
Extracted from the rind of the fruit grown in Italy, orange is a zesty, refreshing and sunny oil
with a rounded citrus aroma. Ideal for vaporisation to uplift the mind and revitalise the
senses. Blends well with frankincense, citronella and ginger.
ORANGE BLOSSOM (NEROLI) ETHICALLY HARVESTED
Citrus x aurantium
Extracted from the flowers grown in Tunisia, orange blossom (otherwise known as neroli), is
an exquisite, euphoric and soft oil with a delicate floral aroma. Ideal in luxury massage
preparations to uplift the mind and calm the senses. Blends well with bergamot, chamomile
(Roman) and rose absolute.
PATCHOULI ORGANIC
Pogostemon cablin
Extracted from the leaves of the herb grown in Indonesia, patchouli is an earthy, spicy and
mystical oil with a sweet woody aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to unwind the mind and
relax the body. Blends well with bergamot,
geranium and lavender.
PEPPERMINT ORGANIC
Mentha piperita
Extracted from the herb grown in France at the foot of the pyranees, peppermint is a strong,
menthol-rich and refreshing oil with a sharp herby fragrance. Ideal for vaporisation to
cleanse a room and alert the senses. Blends well with eucalyptus, lavender and rosemary.
PINE (FOREST) WILD CRAFTED Pinus sylvestris
Extracted from the tree grown in Hungary, forest pine is a bracing, clear and bright oil with a
fresh green aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to refresh the mind and rejuvenate the
skin. Blends well with juniper, lavender and cypress.
ROSE (ABSOLUTE) ETHICALLY HARVESTED Rosa centifolia
Extracted from the flowers grown in France, rose absolute is a deep, sweet and euphoric oil
with an intense floral aroma. Ideal in luxury massage preparations to nurture and balance
the emotions. Blends well with jasmine, lavender and orange blossom (neroli).
ROSE OTTO ETHICALLY HARVESTED Rosa damascena
Extracted from the flowers grown in Bulgaria, rose otto is a soft, warm and sensual oil with a
sweet floral aroma. Ideal in luxury skin care preparations to soothe, nourish and tone.
Blends well with geranium, jasmine and sandalwood.
ROSEMARY ORGANIC Rosmarinus officinalis
Distilled from the herb grown in Tunisia and France, rosemary is a bright, refreshing and
penetrating oil with a bracing herby aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to stimulate the
mind and relieve tired muscles. Blends well with grapefruit, lavender and lemongrass.
ROSEWOOD-TOMAR ORGANIC Zanthoxylum armatum
Extracted from the seed of a bush grown in Nepal, rosewood-tomar is a supportive, soothing
and uplifting oil with a fresh floral aroma. Ideal in Blends well with ylang-ylang, lavender and
rose absolute.
SANDALWOOD WILD CRAFTED Santalum album
Extracted from the wood grown in India, sandalwood is a serene, calming and spiritual oil
with a rich woody aroma. Traditionally burnt by middle eastern drides on honeymoon it is an
ideal oil for male use to relax and ground the mind. We offer New Caledonian grown
sandalwood as an alternative to Indian sandalwood. Blends well with patchouli, bergamot
and geranium.
TEA-TREE ORGANIC Melaleuca alternfolia
Distilled from the leaves of the tree grown in Australia, tea-tree is a powerful, bracing and
anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral oil with a fresh herby aroma. Ideal in skin care
preparations to deep cleanse and improve the balance of the skin. Blends well with
eucalyptus, lemon and rosemary.
YLANG-YLANG ORGANIC
Cananga odorata
Distilled from the flowers of the tree grown in Madagascar, ylang-ylang is an exotic, sensual
and euphoric oil with a sweet floral aroma. Ideal in massage or the bath to relax the mind
and stimulate the senses. Blends well with bergamot, lavender and c1ary sage.
Shirley Price products are the first choice for college lecturers, students and professional
aromatherapists in 40 countries around the world. For 24 years our founders Shirley and
Len Price worked to advance the art and science of aromatherapy to a point where it
attracts the serious attention of medical professionals, work continued today by Dr Jane
Buckle who in recent years has done so much to advance the aromatherapy profession in
the United States. Partnerships with health professionals throughout the world has led to
further research and progress. This information is continuously taught and advanced by the
Shirley Price International College of Aromatherapy and its satellite schools worldwide.
Together these schools have trained more students for a career in professional
aromatherapy than any other.
One of Shirley Price’s books is called Aromatherapy for Common Ailments. It describes how
essential oils can be used to help us. SP provides premixes and Care For oils in grapeseed
and white lotion including:
AFTER FLIGHT
Essential oils of Juniper, Eucalyptus and Lemongrass
CELLULITE
Essential oils of Fennel, Juniper, Patchouli, Rosemary and Sage.
CLEAR HEAD
Essential oils of Eucalyptus, Lavender, Peppermint and Marjoram.
EASY BREATHE
Essential oils of Eucalyptus, Hyssop, Peppermint, Pine and Thyme.
FATIGUE
Essential oils of Bergamot, Black Pepper, Eucalyptus and Lemongrass
MUSCLES
Essential oils of Eucalyptus, Juniper, Lemon, Rosemary and Marjoram.
REST
Essential oils of Basil, Juniper, Lavender and Marjoram
STRESS
Essential oils Basil, juniper, Lavender and Sandalwood
STRETCHMARKS
Essential oils Frankincense, Lavender, Lemongrass and Neroli
WOMEN
Essential oils of Roman Chamomile, Clary Sage, Lavender, Sage and Melissa
CARRIER OILS
SP supply a wide range of carrier oils including our signature oil of jojoba obtained freshly
from the argentine plantations of Eco-Oils.
HYDROLATS
A wide variety of hydrolats for cosmetic use.
COLLEGE KITS
Cost effective kits for students
ELECTRICAL VAPORISERS, IONISERS and more
SKIN CARE
We manufacture a full range of skin care products. To celebrate our 35th year of worldwide
operations and training excellence we have developed our gentlest ever range of SP
Essentia skincare
For more details see our website ShirleyPrice.com
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My own front door with purple spikes of
lavender and rosemary greeting visitors.
The English have many sayings about
Rosemary. One is that it is the womans plant
and will flourish in the garden where the woman
is the ruler of the house. Where men were
concerned by the impression of their manhood
that flourishing rosemary bushes would give to
their neighbours they would see to it that that
the rosemary didnt do too well.
I will let you judge who is the ruler of our
home!! Rosemary is the symbol of
remembrance and therefore of friendship
lavender and rosemary greeting visitors.
The English have many sayings about
Rosemary. One is that it is the womans plant
and will flourish in the garden where the woman
is the ruler of the house. Where men were
concerned by the impression of their manhood
that flourishing rosemary bushes would give to
their neighbours they would see to it that that
the rosemary didnt do too well.
I will let you judge who is the ruler of our
home!! Rosemary is the symbol of
remembrance and therefore of friendship
These fine gentlemen working in the
College garden enjoying the
traditional benefits of the Sp
Chamomile Cream.
College garden enjoying the
traditional benefits of the Sp
Chamomile Cream.
| Aroma Diary - Next trips Bulgaria. The Rose harvest begins 1st to 15th June. I am very honoured to be allowed to visit the distillation at a busy time and to bring you the 'first water'. August we go the Southern France for the family holiday. Of course there will be high altitude fields of lavender and peppermint nearby and we will lend a hand with the distillation. |
Rose oil. At harvest 35 pickers
(of 1300 employed by our
suppliers) descend on a holding
of 25 hectares of fields in early
june to pick the roses. It takes 3
hours to fill a 15kg bag to yield
3ml bottle of Sp rose oil. Sp's
purchase of 1kg (333 bottles of
3ml) requires a hectare of Roses.
(of 1300 employed by our
suppliers) descend on a holding
of 25 hectares of fields in early
june to pick the roses. It takes 3
hours to fill a 15kg bag to yield
3ml bottle of Sp rose oil. Sp's
purchase of 1kg (333 bottles of
3ml) requires a hectare of Roses.
At Sp and the Shirley Price International College of Aromatherapy we continue the
aromatherapy tradition established by among others Shirley and Len Price.History
of modern aromatherapy
COLLEGE KITS We prepare college kits for our own taught and distance learning
courses. Its easy to order. Choose your oils for example in 5ml size and select
purchase order as the method of payment then kindly call Gill or Kelly (01455
615466)to discuss or buy one of our ready specified kits. Find out more.
Our best value ever college kits. Sp has supplied over 150 training
establishments with aromatherapy reflexology, hot stones and beauty training
kits.
aromatherapy tradition established by among others Shirley and Len Price.History
of modern aromatherapy
COLLEGE KITS We prepare college kits for our own taught and distance learning
courses. Its easy to order. Choose your oils for example in 5ml size and select
purchase order as the method of payment then kindly call Gill or Kelly (01455
615466)to discuss or buy one of our ready specified kits. Find out more.
Our best value ever college kits. Sp has supplied over 150 training
establishments with aromatherapy reflexology, hot stones and beauty training
kits.
Nothing can compare with
the cleansing and
revitalising properties of
pure, natural essential oils
distilled from plants and
flowers.
Essentia combines the
essential beauty and power
of the plant or flower into a
range of specific, effective
and empowering products.
Essentia products do not
contain synthetic perfumes,
animal products or lanolin
and are not tested on
animals. Our natural
creams and lotions
particularly help with care
and repair of the skin.
With our natural cream and
lotion bases essential oils
and herbal extracts are
combined by professional
aromatherapists to create a
specific range of remedies
for common ailments.
Aromatic waters show
antiseptic, moisturising and
healing properties. They
encourage the skins pH
and play a role in
balancing a healthy skin -
the body's first line of
defence. Apply daily -
morning and night.
the cleansing and
revitalising properties of
pure, natural essential oils
distilled from plants and
flowers.
Essentia combines the
essential beauty and power
of the plant or flower into a
range of specific, effective
and empowering products.
Essentia products do not
contain synthetic perfumes,
animal products or lanolin
and are not tested on
animals. Our natural
creams and lotions
particularly help with care
and repair of the skin.
With our natural cream and
lotion bases essential oils
and herbal extracts are
combined by professional
aromatherapists to create a
specific range of remedies
for common ailments.
Aromatic waters show
antiseptic, moisturising and
healing properties. They
encourage the skins pH
and play a role in
balancing a healthy skin -
the body's first line of
defence. Apply daily -
morning and night.
- UK Training College kits of essential oils
- 10 Shirley Price principles of training
- IFPA Registered schools Registered therapists
- Shirley Price Distance Learning
- Certified CPD additional dates see below
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- View DVD introduction to Sp aromatherapy, reflexology 1 and
massage with Victoria Sprigg - Sp Course charges
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opportunity. We recommend this book to our
students preparing for IFPA membership and the
wider world beyond. What shines through is both the
compassion and practicality of the writers which no
successful therapist can be without.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd.
Luck they say is when preparation meets
opportunity. We recommend this book to our
students preparing for IFPA membership and the
wider world beyond. What shines through is both the
compassion and practicality of the writers which no
successful therapist can be without.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd.
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According to the National Pharmacy Association
pharmacists save the UK's NHS some £400m a year
by advising on Common Ailments which are non
medical conditions. We recommend this book to our
worldwide stockists and pharmacists preparing for
their exams. The Shirley Price style is simple to
understand and open.
Training has always made all the difference to
Shirley Price. Now enjoying their well earned
retirement in Southern France Shirley and Len
Price can take considerable pride from the fact that
their approach and publications remain of use to
students and stockists and are international
bestsellers.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd.
According to the National Pharmacy Association
pharmacists save the UK's NHS some £400m a year
by advising on Common Ailments which are non
medical conditions. We recommend this book to our
worldwide stockists and pharmacists preparing for
their exams. The Shirley Price style is simple to
understand and open.
Training has always made all the difference to
Shirley Price. Now enjoying their well earned
retirement in Southern France Shirley and Len
Price can take considerable pride from the fact that
their approach and publications remain of use to
students and stockists and are international
bestsellers.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd.
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At all levels this is the students favourite for its
comprehensive and ready reference treatment. We
recommend this book to our students preparing for
their IFPA membership exams. Like Shakespeare
and the Bible this book is always on my table.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd, Lothian
Herbs (Edinburgh)
At all levels this is the students favourite for its
comprehensive and ready reference treatment. We
recommend this book to our students preparing for
their IFPA membership exams. Like Shakespeare
and the Bible this book is always on my table.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd, Lothian
Herbs (Edinburgh)
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Slimming. We could call it nutrition but what we
really mean is slimming. Overweight is the biggest
health challenge western society faces and its
getting worse. We recommend this book to our
students and stockists. Embarrassing in youth it can
be debilitating and fatal to enjoyment of an active
middle and older age. Marion Glenville has issued
both a wakeup call and a guide for action with this
ground breaking book. Find out more.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd, Lothian
Herbs (Edinburgh)
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Dr Dorie McCubbrey
Slimming. We could call it nutrition but what we
really mean is slimming. Overweight is the biggest
health challenge western society faces and its
getting worse. We recommend this book to our
students and stockists. Embarrassing in youth it can
be debilitating and fatal to enjoyment of an active
middle and older age. Marion Glenville has issued
both a wakeup call and a guide for action with this
ground breaking book. Find out more.
Ian Brealey
Director Shirley Price Aromatherapy Ltd, Lothian
Herbs (Edinburgh)
Tesco Diets
Dr Dorie McCubbrey
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