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Jeanne Rose is
the author of 22 books on herbs and aromatherapy. Most
recently, Jeanne authored "375 Essential Oils &
Hydrosols" which is a complete reference book of
375 aromatic plant extracts and hydrosols with phytochemical,
clinical and botanical indices.
She has released several booklets since 2006. Requests for professional or promotional
appearances by Jeanne Rose can be made by mail, FAX or by
emailing
Info@JeanneRose.net.
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Jeanne Rose travels
throughout the United States and Canada during the fall and
spring of each year to teach Aromatherapy and Herb Classes on
various aspects of aromatherapy as well as Aromatherapy
Certification Courses. During the summer she travels
throughout California distilling aromatic plants and giving
distillation classes in the art of distillation.
And don't
miss the article
Anti-Bacterial/Acne Fighting Essential Oils
Natural Preservatives for Skin Care
by Jeanne Rose
and many other Herbal
& Aromatherapy Articles
We invite you to read more;
Interviews
with Jeanne Rose
Hippie Chic – Autobiographical
Sketches
Ms. Rose is personally available
for both Herb and Aromatherapy Consultations on many subjects
for both individuals and business. This includes the
growing, distillation and use of true essential oil plants and
the production of hydrosols and essential oils as well as
information on distillation equipment, distillers, and plant
education. Help choosing the correct plants for
growing sites, proper chemotypes, research on distillation needs
and aromatherapy for health and personal needs are also
available. Personal blends can be designed for home or
business.
For more information, please visit the
Consultation and Formulation
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Hydrosol Definition 1989-2006
HYDROSOL: According the the
Oxford English Dictionary – Unabridged, the word
hydrosol was first used and defined in the production of
gold in 1864.
In 1989, Jeanne Rose was the first person to use this
word for the first part of the liquid distillate when
freshly-picked plant material was distilled. Jeanne Rose
says ‘hydro’ means water and ‘sol’ means solution
– the new liquid that results from plant distillation.
It is the aromatic non-alcoholic distillate left from
the distillation process of organically grown plants
that contains water-soluble parts of the plant material
and micro-drops of the essential oil. Organoleptically,
it has strong taste, strong scent and a pH of less than
5.5.
…Jeanne Rose 1990 |
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