Digital product: no physical copies ship. The laminated hardcopy 5-pack is also available.
How flower essences are made and used. Explains flower essences in plain words: how they are made, how they differ from essential oils, and the ways to take or apply them. Clears up the most common customer mix-up in one glance.
What's on the guide
Side 1: What flower essence therapy is, four making steps, and a flower essence versus essential oil table.
Side 2: The key difference in brief, and how to use flower essences by mouth and on the skin.
- Four making steps: flower preparation, energy extraction, preservation, variations
- Comparison table: source, creation, composition, consistency, preservation and usage
- Flower essences versus essential oils summed up in two lines
- By mouth: diluted in water or drops on the tongue
- Other forms: pastilles, chewing gum, liquid melts, lozenges, fizzy tablets, sprays
- On the skin: flower essence creams and bath salts
Who it's for
Holistic wellness clinics, Natural health stores, Energy healers, Crystal shops.
Ways to use it
- Display beside flower essence bottles to answer the "is this an essential oil?" question before it is asked.
- Place between the essential oil shelf and the flower essence shelf so customers see the difference clearly.
- Hand out at intro workshops on vibrational or complementary practices.
The details
- Format: print-ready PDF, one double-sided guide (2 pages)
- Designed at 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Print as many copies as you need for your own shop, practice or classes
- Instant access: open it any time from My Digital Resources in your account
- No supplier branding on the guide
Questions
What is the difference between a flower essence and an essential oil?
Per the guide, flower essences carry an energetic imprint with no physical plant parts and focus on emotional and spiritual well-being, while essential oils are concentrated plant compounds used for aromatic and physical benefits.
How are flower essences traditionally made?
Flowers are submerged in spring water, the water is boiled or left in sunlight, then filtered and preserved with brandy. Variations use non-flowering plants, crystals or no alcohol.
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Digital product: no physical copies ship. The laminated hardcopy 5-pack is also available.
How flower essences are made and used. Explains flower essences in plain words: how they are made, how they differ from essential oils, and the ways to take or apply them. Clears up the most common customer mix-up in one glance.
What's on the guide
Side 1: What flower essence therapy is, four making steps, and a flower essence versus essential oil table.
Side 2: The key difference in brief, and how to use flower essences by mouth and on the skin.
- Four making steps: flower preparation, energy extraction, preservation, variations
- Comparison table: source, creation, composition, consistency, preservation and usage
- Flower essences versus essential oils summed up in two lines
- By mouth: diluted in water or drops on the tongue
- Other forms: pastilles, chewing gum, liquid melts, lozenges, fizzy tablets, sprays
- On the skin: flower essence creams and bath salts
Who it's for
Holistic wellness clinics, Natural health stores, Energy healers, Crystal shops.
Ways to use it
- Display beside flower essence bottles to answer the "is this an essential oil?" question before it is asked.
- Place between the essential oil shelf and the flower essence shelf so customers see the difference clearly.
- Hand out at intro workshops on vibrational or complementary practices.
The details
- Format: print-ready PDF, one double-sided guide (2 pages)
- Designed at 160 x 240 mm (about 6.3 x 9.4 in)
- Print as many copies as you need for your own shop, practice or classes
- Instant access: open it any time from My Digital Resources in your account
- No supplier branding on the guide
Questions
What is the difference between a flower essence and an essential oil?
Per the guide, flower essences carry an energetic imprint with no physical plant parts and focus on emotional and spiritual well-being, while essential oils are concentrated plant compounds used for aromatic and physical benefits.
How are flower essences traditionally made?
Flowers are submerged in spring water, the water is boiled or left in sunlight, then filtered and preserved with brandy. Variations use non-flowering plants, crystals or no alcohol.
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What's on the Flower Essence Therapy guide
Explains flower essences in plain words: how they are made, how they differ from essential oils, and the ways to take or apply them. Clears up the most common customer mix-up in one glance.
Side 1
What flower essence therapy is, four making steps, and a flower essence versus essential oil table.
Side 2
The key difference in brief, and how to use flower essences by mouth and on the skin.
- Four making steps: flower preparation, energy extraction, preservation, variations
- Comparison table: source, creation, composition, consistency, preservation and usage
- Flower essences versus essential oils summed up in two lines
- By mouth: diluted in water or drops on the tongue
- Other forms: pastilles, chewing gum, liquid melts, lozenges, fizzy tablets, sprays
- On the skin: flower essence creams and bath salts
For shop owners & practitioners
How shops use the Flower Essence Therapy guide
- 1
Display beside flower essence bottles to answer the "is this an essential oil?" question before it is asked.
- 2
Place between the essential oil shelf and the flower essence shelf so customers see the difference clearly.
- 3
Hand out at intro workshops on vibrational or complementary practices.
Display it next to:Flower essencesEssential oilsBath saltsDropper bottles
Popular with:Holistic wellness clinicsNatural health storesEnergy healersCrystal shops
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