Component Blending
This is where you graduate from following recipes to designing them. You study 15 conifer oils through their chemical components, learn to read what is actually in each bottle, and blend for the exact effect you intend, with a professional's confidence. Then you put it all to work with your hands, down to a pine-forest soap and a cream students call the best ever.
Lifetime access · or 6 monthly payments of $80 · 28 credit hours toward NAHA, AIA & IFPA.
Unlock the potential of essential oils by learning to select and blend them based on their unique components. In this course, you will gain an advanced knowledge of the chemical components of conifer oils and the confidence you need to choose essential oils (conifer or otherwise) to address specific wellness concerns based on their chemical components.
Course Highlights:
- Explore Essential Oil Chemistry: Understand the deep chemistry and therapeutic properties of 15 essential oils, uncovering their unique qualities beyond surface similarities.
- Master Conifer Oil Components: Acquire advanced knowledge about the chemical makeup of conifer oils and how these components contribute to their therapeutic effects.
- Develop Blending Expertise: Gain the confidence and skills needed to choose and blend essential oils for specific wellness concerns, based on their chemical properties.
- Learn Substitution Techniques: Discover how to effectively substitute essential oils in recipes and blends, enhancing their therapeutic benefits.
- Focus on Natural Wellness: Delve into the use of essential oils for supporting natural wellness and treating specific conditions.
This course answers the questions you keep asking.
The curriculum, lesson by lesson.
4 lessons, downloadable recipes and datasheets, and remedies you can make the same day. Here is exactly what you'll work through.
OrientationPrintable Therapeutic Component List
- Printable Medicinal Properties List
Lesson 1Introduction to the Conifer trees.
- What are isomers?
Lesson 2Component charts
- Beta-Myrcene oils and their therapeutic benefits
- All About Preservatives and Antioxidants!
- The Best Cream Ever!
Lesson 3Two of the most common essential oil components... alpha and beta-pinene
- Bornyl Acetate rich oils and camphor
Lesson 4Antioxidant components
- Treating a cold or flu
- Hand gels
Real remedies you'll blend, the same day.
You leave with real recipes you can mix the same afternoon, each one named so you always know exactly what it is for.
What students say about the program.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 by 30 students in our post-course surveys.
“I don't fee like I can rate this course right now because of the many discrepancies I found while taking it. I loved it, though found it more challenging than it should be because of those discrepancies.”
“This course helped to (1) expand my understanding of Conifer essential oils (2) provide an in depth understanding of single and multiple component blending and the therapeutic/medicinal properties . In addition, I appreciate how the content was presented in an easy to digest format. Thank you!”
“I really enjoyed this course! I liked learning about the various conifer oils and am excited to have several more in my essential oil tool kit now! The course was informative yet easy to follow and the recipes are fun, easy and adaptable to your needs.”
“I really enjoyed this more in-depth look at chemical components. This class helped me understand why oils work and the differences in conifers. It makes chemistry easier. I thoroughly enjoyed it.”
“Loved this course so much, very informative!! would love a couple more recipes ;)”
“Very good course. I learned a lot, not just about the conifer oils, but also about working with a group of related oils, how to compare them and choose between them based on chemical components and their therapeutic activity.”
Every hour counts toward Clinical Aromatherapist.
This course is part of Pathway 3 on the path to Clinical Aromatherapist. Take it on its own, or get it bundled with everything in Pathway 3 and save.
Taught by Karen Williams.
Karen Williams
Karen has taught tens of thousands of students to use essential oils with confidence and care, blending real plant chemistry with warmth and hands-on practice. She leads the certification program alongside a team of advanced professional aromatherapists who guide every student’s case-study work, and she still reviews case studies herself.
Component Blending FAQ
What type of classroom environment does the Component Blending Course offer?
The course provides a user-friendly online classroom accessible at any time.
What kind of instructional materials are included in the course?
The course includes 5 instructional videos and webinars, blending exercises, hands-on projects, and review questions to reinforce learning.
Are there any specific materials for conifer oils?
Yes, there are quick-reference, printable datasheets for each of the 15 conifer oils studied in the course.
Does the course provide any tools for component blending?
Component blending charts are included to aid in the blending process.
Are there resources for sourcing aromatherapy products and services?
A list of resources for high-quality aromatherapy products and services is provided, along with contacts at prominent aromatherapy organizations and journals.
Is there a discount on aromatherapy products for students?
Yes, students receive 15% off essential oils and aromatherapy products for six months at Aromatics International.
What is the access policy for course materials and videos?
You will have ongoing access to your version of the course for as long as our school operates. While we can't use the term 'lifetime' due to its legal ambiguity, we assure you of continued access to the course materials as long as Aromahead Institute is active.
Is there a platform for interaction with instructors and fellow students?
The course offers access to our private community forum for answers from instructors and fellow students.
Does the course provide any formal accreditation?
Yes, the course is accredited by well-respected, industry-leading organizations such as NAHA, AIA, and IFPA.
What is the guarantee and refund policy?
We understand that investing in yourself and your business is a significant decision. That's why we invite you to start exploring the course with confidence. If, within the first 7 days, you find that it's not the right fit, simply email our team at team@aromahead.com. Show us that you've engaged with the course material, and we'll issue you a prompt and courteous refund, no questions asked. We're here to support your journey and ensure you have the best experience possible.
Is this course included in Pathway 3?
Yes. Pathway 3 · Aromatherapy Certification ($2,395) includes Component Blending alongside every Pathways 1–2 course and the certification work itself.
Our Aromatherapy Certification Program certificate is approved by the American Association of Drugless Practitioners (AADP), an independent accrediting board for alternative health educational institutions and programs. The Aromatherapy Certification Program is also approved by The National Association for Holistic Aromatherapy (NAHA), the Alliance of International Aromatherapists (AIA), and the International Federation of Professional Aromatherapists (IFPA): all leading governing bodies for educational standards for Aromatherapists.
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This is where you graduate from following recipes to designing them. You study 15 conifer oils through their chemical components, learn to read what…