ESS Aromatherapy Intro Kit

Details

The ESS Aromatherapy Intro Kit is a thoughtfully assembled professional aromatherapy intro kit designed for practitioners who want to explore essential oil blending with clarity and confidence. Featuring seven pure ESS essential oils, two versatile carrier oils, aromatherapy test strips, a heat-stable beaker, and a 2 oz amber dropper bottle, this set provides a complete foundation for designing customized aromatherapy experiences across massage, esthetics, nail care, and wellness sessions.

Whether you’re developing signature blends, updating protocol offerings, or introducing aroma work to your practice, this aromatherapy starter kit gives you a well-balanced range of top, middle, and base notes—ideal for both individual therapists and multi-room spa operations.

The following products are included:

1 ESS Grapeseed Carrier Oil, 150mL 
1 ESS Coconut Fractionated Carrier Oil, 150mL 
1 ESS French Lavender Essential Oil, 10mL 
1 ESS Peppermint Essential Oil, 10mL 
1 ESS Bergamot Essential Oil, 10mL
1 ESS Egyptian Geranium Essential Oil, 10mL 
1 ESS Lemon Essential Oil, 10mL 
1 ESS Rosemary Essential Oil, 10mL 
1 ESS Chamomile (German Blue) Essential Oil, 2mL 
1 Aromatherapy Test Strips, 100 ct 
1 Glass Beaker, 50 mL 
1 Glass Dropper Bottle, 2 oz

Why Your Guests Will Love It

• Natural aromas enhance the sensory environment of massage, facials, body rituals, and nail services.
• Each essential oil brings a distinct mood—bright, grounding, refreshing, or comforting—helping guests feel genuinely supported.
• Custom blends create a personalized experience that feels intentional and memorable.
• ESS essential oils offer pure, clean aromatic profiles without synthetic edges.

Why You’ll Love It

• Includes seven versatile essential oils chosen for their broad professional application.
• Two carrier oils allow for safe dilution and easy integration into your service menu.
• Beaker, test strips, and dropper bottle support consistent ratios and repeatable blends.
• A cost-effective, efficient way to begin or expand your professional essential oil kit without sourcing individual components.
• Suitable for both solo practitioners and larger teams developing cohesive backbar blending practices.

Pro Tips

• Begin with a simple 1 Top : 2 Middle : 1 Base structure for balanced blends.
• Test aroma combinations on strips before preparing a full batch.
• Label blends clearly with dilution, date, and intended treatment use.
• Store essential oils in a cool, dark cabinet to maintain potency and longevity.
• Use citrus oils to brighten a space and herbaceous/floral oils to settle or ground a session.

Usage

• Massage or body application: Blend 3–6 drops of essential oil into 1 oz (30 mL) of carrier oil (0.5–1% dilution).
• Diffusion: Add 4–8 drops per 100 mL of water.
• Warm compress or inhalation: Apply 1–2 drops to a test strip, cotton round, or warm towel placed nearby.
• Do not apply undiluted essential oils directly to the skin.

Benefits

ESS French Lavender Essential Oil
• Middle Note – Floral/Herbaceous
• Aroma Profile: Soft, clean floral with warm herbal undertones.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Appreciated for soothing, balancing qualities that support a relaxing environment.

ESS Peppermint Essential Oil
• Top Note – Minty/Herbal
• Aroma Profile: Crisp, cool, and invigorating.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Often selected to refresh the senses and encourage focus.

ESS Bergamot Essential Oil
• Top Note – Citrus/Fresh
• Aroma Profile: Bright, uplifting citrus with gentle floral sweetness.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Commonly used to promote feelings of ease and emotional uplift.

ESS Egyptian Geranium Essential Oil
• Middle Note – Floral/Green
• Aroma Profile: Rosy, leafy, and slightly minty.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Valued for its harmonizing aroma that supports emotional balance.

ESS Lemon Essential Oil
• Top Note – Citrus/Fresh
• Aroma Profile: Clean, vibrant, and zesty.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Used to create a refreshing, energized treatment space.

ESS Rosemary Essential Oil
• Middle Note – Herbaceous/Woody
• Aroma Profile: Sharp, herbaceous, and clarifying.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Associated with mental clarity and an awakened atmosphere.

ESS German Blue Chamomile Essential Oil
• Base Note – Herbaceous/Earthy
• Aroma Profile: Deep, warm, richly aromatic with blue-chamomile intensity.
• Traditional Aromatic Use: Selected for comforting, grounding aromatic qualities.

Grapeseed Carrier Oil
• Neutral Carrier
• Aroma Profile: Light, clean, non-intrusive.
• Traditional Use: Provides silky glide and blends easily with essential oils.

Fractionated Coconut Carrier Oil
• Neutral Carrier
• Aroma Profile: Light, soft, unobtrusive.
• Traditional Use: Offers smooth slip, consistent absorption, and stable performance across modalities.

Care & Handling

• Clean the beaker with warm water and mild detergent; allow it to fully air dry.
• Store essential oils upright and tightly capped, away from heat and light.
• Keep carrier oils sealed and in a cool environment to maintain freshness.
• Replace dropper bottles periodically to support sanitation.
• Dispose of test strips after each use to avoid aroma contamination.

Basic Precautions

• Always dilute essential oils prior to topical application.
• Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, or compromised skin.
• Not for internal use.
• Citrus oils may increase sun sensitivity; use with appropriate guidance.
• Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
• Individuals who are pregnant, nursing, or medically sensitive should be evaluated prior to aromatherapy exposure.
• Keep all items stored safely away from children or unsupervised individuals.

Historical & Interesting Facts

Aromatherapy has influenced wellness practices for more than 5,000 years. Egyptians used geranium, chamomile, and citrus oils in ceremonial and cosmetic preparations; Romans infused their baths and massage rituals with lavender and peppermint; and rosemary was a symbol of clarity in ancient Greek culture.

Modern aromatherapy was shaped in the 1930s by French chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé, whose research helped define the field. Today, professionals continue this tradition by integrating essential oils into massage, esthetics, and spa rituals—honoring ancient plant wisdom while enhancing contemporary wellness experiences.