What You Will Learn!
- How to make different types of combustible and non-combustible incense.
- Understand the incense materials and their role in the incense system so you can adapt and test.
- Understand all the guidelines for making the best 100% Natural Incense.
- Be able to practice and create your own new recipes.
- Learn in an easy way, with resources that will help you throughout the course and production.
Description
In this course, you will learn how to make your own incense using 100% natural materials in a practical, easy, and affordable way.
Join me on this quick 2 hour course to learn from the history of incense to how to use essential oils, herbs, spices, tree resins, and powders in incense making. By the end of these lectures, you'll be able to make five different types of incense for your house, business, worship, meditation/yoga practice, or aromatherapy. All vegetable based. No synthetics or chemicals allowed!
Knowing when, how, and what to use in precise amounts, and what type of incense is best suited for a given raw material is just part of what we'll cover in the lectures. This course will help you understand all aspects of incense making and will allow you to explore and create your own recipes according to your needs and desires.
By enrolling, you'll get access to:
Booklet with all the lectures transcribed.
Booklet with 89 blends of aromatics for incense (Astrological, Elemental, Therapeutic, and Magical).
Booklet with an Aromatics Index (information on 50 of the most common aromatics for incense making).
Scentipedia: a comprehensive Aromatics and Carriers online Database for professionals and enthusiasts (NEW)
Our community has over 15,000 students in 109 countries, satisfied with the results of my courses.
Watch the first free lecture to know every detail about the course sections. See you there!
Who Should Attend!
- Lovers of the art of incense and who would like to have more control in the composition of their incense sticks.
- Therapists who would like to use natural and therapeutic incense in their care.
- Entrepreneurial artisans who want to increase their product portfolio.
- People who want to decrease the amount of synthetic aromatics in their lives.
- Meditation and yoga practitioners.
- Buddhists, Hindus, Christians and practitioners of other faiths who use incense.
- Wiccans, Pagan Witches, and other occult practitioners.
- Enthusiasts of ancient and forest medicines.
- Herbalism enthusiasts.
