Heaven Scent Gift Tote Spa Bath and Body Gift Basket - Blissful Lavender
Heaven Scent Gift Tote Spa Bath and Body Gift Basket - Blissful Lavender
Just in time for Spring, this lavish spa collection is ready to your lucky recipients cares away. Indulge her in the pleasures of quenching Lavender Scented Body Lotion, exfoliating Body Scrub and a two pack of soap. We also offer this gift in classic English Rose, both in charming, reusable organza totes. It makes a very special gift for the special woman in your life. Each gift is carefully hand crafted with attention to every detail, tied with ribbon and includes a personalized gift message from you to convey your heartfelt best wishes. To determine when your gift will be delivered, please view the Shipping Rates and Policy Link below:
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Aromatherapy‘>Aromatherapy: Prosperity 
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Orange (sweet) Essential Aromatherapy Oil 10ml 
This is a 10ml bottle of Orange (sweet) (Citrus aurantium) supplied in amber glass to prevent deterioration through sunlight with a tamper evident cap and integral dropper. This is a high quality oil suitable for aromatherapy. The properties of Orange (sweet) are reported as follows. Constituents: Limonene, Bergaptene, Citral, Citronellal, Myrcene Origin: California, Israel, South America, Far East, China. Properties: Contraindications: General: May Cause Skin Irritation, Avoid Use If Going Out In The Sun
Aromatherapy‘>Aromatherapy for Health Professionals 
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Customer Review: Great read - great for reference
This is exactly what I have been looking for. It combines practical application with reasonable science while focusing on healing. In the back are several appendices listing the recommendations and summarizing the findings. Definitely worth the time and money.
Customer Review: Evidence-based aromatherapy, a valuable resource for nurses.
As a recently qualified nurse I have been brought up on evidence-based practice. Shirley Price certainly offers this with well-referenced texts, fully documented evidence, and examples of anecdotal evidence from informed practitioners. There is however, a reluctance to acknowledge the effectiveness of the multidisciplinary aproach to healing by an insistance that aromatherapy is sufficient in it’s own right without the need to incorporate skills related to nursing. This is understandable in a climate of complementary medicine having to justify it’s own existance in the world of modern medicine. There is detailed information on antiseptic/bacterial/viral qualities of oils. The paragraph on the use of essential oils with learning disabilities was disappointing - referring only to the oils which should not be used as opposed to what could be used for various cognitive actions. There was also little reference to aromathrapy for smell-memory, dementia, short-term memory integration and epilepsy management.
