Which base do you prefer to use for a natural fragrance and why?
01/16/2026
INTRODUCING SMS MESSAGING (AND DEALS) FROM Sedona Aromatics!
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Which scents speak to you of hot and/or cold? Drop me a comment below! ⬇️
01/15/2026
Take a look behind the paywall and see what you get with a paid Botanical Aromatherapy Membership!
From curated blends and recipes, to Materia Medica, eclass and electures and more. These are not random things you find for free on the internet from an inexperienced social media influencer; these are resources which have been tried and tested and curated over two decades of personal experience.
But the cost to access these resources is not only reasonable - it's invaluable, if you're looking to start out with aromatherapy and/or have been in the practice for a while.
What other things would you like to see in membership school? Drop me a suggestion below ⬇️
01/12/2026
A behind-the-scenes sneak peek at my meeting to review website changes I am making this year!
What is moving where and what am I doing? 🤔It's early stages and all will be revealed by this summer (fingers crossed 🤞)
Plus, see how Harry likes to take part in all meetings, even if he isn't on camera 😂 If you work from home (aka "remote" these days), drop me a comment about your challenges with four-legged family members while working!
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Continuing our look at The Tactical Botanical Fragrance Wheel in Stories of Scent, this week we look at what wet means.
How do you perceive a wet scent? Fun fact: We can only *perceive* wetness on our skin, as we don't have the necessary receptors to detect wet otherwise!
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Tell me what your favorite wet botanical scents are! Drop it in the comments below ⬇️
01/07/2026
Embrace winter fully and catch up on some cozy book reading...
Our final book sale ENDS JANUARY 8TH on our e-books which we'll be retiring in late spring (although they will be available at full price until then). Plus, a great deal on Authentic Aromatherapy by me :)
We are shuffling around our bookshelves and space this season to make room for something special coming!
Stay tuned!
In the meantime, take this cozy winter downtime to catch up on some reading and making stuff...
What are some of your favorite winter books to read?
01/05/2026
Have you found our latest materia medica in Botanical Aromatherapy School yet?
Kick off the new year with some research on your favorite plants in our extensive library, and be ready to sprinkle some seeds in the garden this spring!
Check out the latest on one of my favorite flowers - sunflower.
Our own Sunflower Students can enjoy:
10 pages of materia medica!
1 page blend recipe on how to make a Sunflower Warrior Blend, which I created to help myself recover from DV.
botany, history, garden, chemistry, scent and therapeutic profiles are included for aromatherapy, perfumery, and herbalism use.
I love sunflowers (Helianthus spp.). I mean, I absolutely love sunflowers (Helianthus spp.); from their symbolism to their ability to provide both food and medicine, to their usefulness in removing toxicity from the soil. They are my personal symbol of resilience, hope, strength, and happiness. During the autumn months, I love to gaze at wild sunflowers (Helianthus spp.) nodding gently to me from the roadside, my small band of cheerleaders, as I drive by. Or stumbling across a bevy of them, as I hike the fall trails with my dog. Their bright vivid color blends seamlessly with the mountain gold of the American Southwest. They are smaller and daintier than the more robust annual sunflower (Helianthus annuus L.) but survive, what can be, a surprisingly harsh climate at times.
It’s probably no coincidence that I ended up living in the Southwest United States, part of the Americas, where sunflowers (Helianthus spp.) have thrived for centuries. Indigenous people saw their value long before pioneers brought the sunflower (Helianthus spp.) to Europe.
You might think that you know the sunflower (Helianthus spp.). But by the end of this article, I know that you will have discovered something about this majestic gem that you didn’t know before! Here’s my take on this native botanical.
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Sedona Aromatics: The Garden School ™ was created from years of learning and experience. It is not your average aromatherapy school! It is an unique aromatherapy school in that it is a “working” school with a working aromatic garden and onsite summer studio with plant distillation, plant projects, and custom blending projects. Its founder, Sharon Falsetto, continues to practice aromatherapy as a consultant, writer, editor, and custom blend designer, when called to do so, while also teaching and working in the Sedona Aromatics school and garden. Sedona Aromatics is located on a one acre (original pioneer) homestead property, just outside of Sedona, Arizona. Small workshops and retreats are held here several times a year for students to visit and learn about aromatic plants and oils, and to create their own aromatherapy blends either in the garden or summer studio.
If you prefer to study from home, the Linguistics of Aromatics ™ Program was created just for you whether you are wanting to learn to use aromatherapy for yourself and your family, or wanting to become a professional aromatherapist.
Sedona Aromatics is owned and operated by our parent company Sedona Aromatherapie LLC, which has been in business for over a decade, so you can be sure of excellent customer service, knowledge, and products, whichever path you may choose to take with us!
To learn more, please visit our website at: www.sedonaaromatics.com.
Please note that the advice given on the Sedona Aromatics page is with regard to the quality of the essential oils and products that we use; we have no knowledge of how other supplier's essential oils may react when used in the same way. We hold no responsibility for how you use the information given here; it is for educational purposes only and does not replace the advice of a health care professional. You are responsible for seeking further advice with regard to your own welfare. All advice given is for the external use of essential oils. None of these statements have been assessed or endorsed by the FDA. Keep essential oils away from eyes, pets and children. Store in a cool, dark place.
