Carrier Oils for Skincare and Massage

This informative course will help massage therapists and beauty professionals determine which carrier oils to have available for use in their work.

Informed clients are looking to their wellness providers for alternatives to products and treatments using harsh chemicals.

More and more people are asking specifically for natural products.

Your and your business can benefit from this healthy trend!

This course is especially for:

• massage therapists

• skin care professionals (estheticians, holistic facialists, etc.)

• Those who want to get solid footing with carrier oils (aromatherapists, skincare formulators, etc.)

  
  

Quick FAQ

This course includes recipes, and examples of practical formulas. 

Yes: There is a 40 page workbook included with this class

Yes: There are quizzes in this course

Yes: practical activities provided throughout to guide and focus your learning experience

"My workplace has a "no scent policy". No problem!

This course addresses situations where using scent and/or aroma is not always possible. Professionals can still use natural ingredients to provide their clients with additional treatment benefits using carrier oils alone.

To start off, we will cover: The nerdy bits

• what are carrier oils and how we get them

• the differences between essential oils and carrier oils

• what affects the cost of a carrier oil

• fatty acids in carrier oils

Next we focus on 14 specific individual carrier oil profiles

• almond oil, sweet

• apricot kernel oil

• argan oil

• avocado oil

• borage seed oil

• evening primrose oil

• jojoba

• oat kernel oil

• pomegranate oil

• pumpkin seed oil

• rice bran oil

• rosehip oil

• sesame seed oil

• sunflower oil

  
  

Herbal infused oils: these are mainly used in a massage application, but can also apply directly to a facial application

You will also learn where and how to strategically use essential oils in your practice- so you can offer added value using aromatherapy  to your clients. Includes instructions and tutorial on how to make your own herbal infused oils.

• calendula

• arnica

• carrot seed

  
  

Practical Application to your workplace

Expand your service menu

If you want to offer the addition of essential oils and aromatherapy to your service menu, that is also covered. Learn how:

• ways to add essential oils into your workspace

• ways to provide your client excellent customer service

• incorporate essential oils into various spa treatments

Practical takeaway tips for both the massage therapist and beauty professional

• client intake form

• how to get organized

• assignment tips

What people are saying about Carrier Oils for Professionals:

"Most informative and interesting course I have ever taken !!!!!" 5 stars

Linda S.

"I truly enjoyed your course."

Soraya P

"All my massage students should be taking this class."

Sandy E

"Being new to the world of aromatherapy, I found this course to be extremely helpful for choosing the carrier oils to use in various situations. I am also very interested in making my own infuses, so that part was helpful as well. I would recommend this course to anyone who wants a better understanding of the wonderful world of carrier oils and their uses. Thank you"

Elizabeth H