Upcoming Aromatherapy Events

A yellow flower. A deep blue oil. The transformation happens in the still.

Join Jenny for the premiere of The Oil Less Traveled, a new Tea Time series devoted to the remarkable oils that rarely get a proper introduction. We begin with Blue Tansy, an oil whose color offers a perfect entry into the relationship between the plant, the distillation process, and the chemistry inside the bottle.

In this live session, we will explore:

- How distillation creates Blue Tansy's characteristic color
- What the current GC/MS report reveals about this batch
- Why its leading components matter when choosing a dilution
- Where Blue Tansy sits in a blend and how its aroma changes a formula
- Three questions to test what you notice along the way

Jenny will also make a whipped Blue Tansy body butter live.

Bring your tea and join the conversation. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer. Members of the Natural Living Club will find the complete recipe and a one-page Blue Tansy profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

Linalool is familiar in lavender. Finding it at the center of a prickly-ash berry from Nepal is something else entirely.

This Tea Time introduces Xanthoxylum, a bright, green, subtly citrusy oil distilled from the fruit of Zanthoxylum armatum. Its current report creates a useful chemistry callback: the same molecule can be prominent in two plants and still produce two distinctly different aromatic experiences.

In this live session, we will explore:

- How Xanthoxylum's report compares with lavender
- Why the same molecule can smell different in another botanical context
- What the supporting components contribute to the whole oil
- What wildcrafted means and why origin matters
- How to place an unfamiliar oil within a blend

Jenny will build a personal inhaler live while showing how the chemistry informs the formula.

Bring your tea and follow along. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer. Natural Living Club members will find the inhaler recipe and Xanthoxylum profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

One bitter orange tree gives us three distinct aromatic materials: neroli from the blossoms, bitter orange oil from the peel, and petitgrain from the leaves and twigs.

Petitgrain is often the least understood of the three, which makes it exactly the kind of oil The Oil Less Traveled was created to explore. Its report also brings back two familiar components in a new proportion, showing how chemistry, plant part, and aroma work together.

In this live session, we will explore:

- How one tree produces three very different aromatic materials
- What makes petitgrain different from neroli and bitter orange
- How linalyl acetate and linalool shape the current batch
- What petitgrain contributes to the structure of a blend
- How to read the current Paraguay report with confidence

Bring your tea and join Jenny for the live demonstration.

Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer. Natural Living Club members will find the complete recipe and Petitgrain profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

An oil's reputation is a useful introduction. Its current GC/MS report is the more useful truth.

Saro is often summarized as a cineole-rich oil, but the current Aromatics batch does not fit that shorthand. That is not an error. It is a clear example of natural variation and a reason to read the report in front of you instead of relying only on a textbook description.

In this live session, we will explore:

- What Saro's current report says about this specific batch
- Why species, origin, climate, and harvest can change an oil's chemistry
- How to interpret a report that challenges your expectations
- What Saro smells like beyond its usual reputation
- How to translate the report into thoughtful blending choices

Jenny will make a salt inhaler jar live and explain how the format supports the aromatic experience.

Bring your tea and your curiosity. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer. Natural Living Club members will find the recipe and Saro profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

Join us for a fun and inspiring look at Carrot Seed, our featured oil. This interactive session enables community connection while exploring how this essential oil can be integrated into your personal and professional life. We'll also take a look at and compare the chemical profiles of cultivated vs. wild Carrot Seed essential oils. 

~Make a blend to keep those pesky bugs away, featuring Carrot Seed.
~Learn essential oil substitutions for this blend based on different scenarios.

You can begin to understand Vetiver before you read a single line of its report. Just watch it pour.

Distilled from roots, Vetiver is dense, slow-moving, earthy, and unmistakably different from the flower, leaf, and peel oils that came before it. Its texture leads directly into a conversation about heavier aromatic molecules, base notes, and the limits of what a GC/MS report can identify.

In this live session, we will explore:

- Why a root oil behaves differently from oils produced above the soil
- How heavier components influence viscosity and aroma
- What the unidentified portion of a report can teach us
- Why Vetiver works as a base note
- How much of this powerful oil a balanced formula actually needs

Jenny will make a grounding Vetiver foot scrub live.

Bring your tea and join us. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer. Natural Living Club members will find the complete foot scrub recipe and Vetiver profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

Copaiba Balsam is not made in a still. It is tapped from a living tree.

This aromatic oleoresin comes from the trunk of Copaifera officinalis in the Brazilian rainforest. Its production, texture, and chemistry make it different from a steam-distilled essential oil, while its current report creates a direct callback to the caryophyllene family explored in the summer chemistry series.

In this live session, we will explore:

- What an oleoresin is and how tapping differs from distillation
- How Copaiba is collected while the tree remains standing
- What the current report reveals about its caryophyllene-rich profile
- How its chemistry behaves in a lotion formula
- What wildcrafted means in this specific sourcing context

Jenny will formulate a Copaiba lotion live.

Bring your tea and join the conversation. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-product offer, subject to inventory. Natural Living Club members will find the lotion recipe and Copaiba profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

Nutmeg may be the most familiar aroma in this series. Its chemistry is the part most people have never met.

The oil is warm, bright, spicy, and instantly recognizable. Its current report is also an excellent lesson in why a smaller component can influence how we use the whole bottle. Reading the report turns a familiar seasonal scent into a thoughtful formulation decision.

In this live session, we will explore:

- The major chemical families in Nutmeg's current report
- Why myristicin deserves attention without turning the oil into a scare story
- How format and dilution work together
- Where Nutmeg sits in an autumn blend
- Which supporting aromas keep a spice blend balanced

Jenny will whip a pumpkin-spice body butter live.

Bring something warm to drink and follow along. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer. Natural Living Club members will find the complete body butter recipe and Nutmeg profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

Most people know Hops as an ingredient in beer. Far fewer have smelled the plant as an essential oil.

Hops Pekko is green, resinous, and remarkably distinctive. Its current report also contains a chemistry story hidden in plain sight: alpha-caryophyllene is another name for humulene, a molecule named for the Hops genus, Humulus. The plant is written into the molecule's name.

In this live session, we will explore:

- Why alpha-caryophyllene is also called humulene
- How the alpha and beta caryophyllenes appear together
- What myrcene contributes to the oil's aroma
- How to balance an assertive material in a finished blend
- What makes the Pekko varietal distinctive

Jenny will make a Hops pillow spray live.

Bring your tea and settle in. Everyone watching receives the attendee gift and the featured-oil offer, subject to inventory. Natural Living Club members will find the complete pillow spray recipe and Hops profile in the series classroom after the show. The Club is $4/month or $29/year.

Join us for a fun and inspiring look at Neroli, our featured oil. This interactive session enables community connection while exploring how this essential oil can be integrated into your personal and professional life. 

~Make a blend, featuring Neroli.
~Learn essential oil substitutions for this blend based on different scenarios.

Join us for a fun and inspiring look at Grapefruit, our featured oil. This interactive session enables community connection while exploring how this essential oil can be integrated into your personal and professional life. 

~Make a blend, featuring Grapefruit.
~Learn essential oil substitutions for this blend based on different scenarios.

Join us for a fun and inspiring look at Sandalwood, our featured oil. This interactive session enables community connection while exploring how this essential oil can be integrated into your personal and professional life. 

~Make a blend, featuring Sandalwood.
~Learn essential oil substitutions for this blend based on different scenarios.