Esencia De La Aromaterapia: Magia, Leyendas Y Tradiciones

This a wonderful book, exploring angel lore and the magic of fruits and flowers--a botanica of information for anyone interested in learning aromatherapy. I also learned a great deal about Indian herbalism. This is a witty, well-written book chockful of useful, encyclopedic information, yet in layman's terms. I absolutely adore the heroine, a college professor named Carolina. What a bright and positive role model she is, not just for young Latinas, but all young women. And so pretty. It's a wonder she's single. The recipes readers can test out are dreamy. Also, I work in Boulder and find the author's description of the community to be very accurate.

it is a nice story to boot! Great heroine and wonderful spiritual ancestor. Pardon me, but let's translate that last paltry review (in English): "and beautiful... in the one that you don't learn anything of aromaterapia." Oh, is this non-Latino way left of zero review, or what? Did this person fall off the planet? Did he/she even read the book? I doubt it. Read it, you will see! It is wonderful and has plenty of herblore and aromatherapy history. Personally, people who do these stupid, spiteful reviews should be banned from online reviews. They are so distasteful (desagradable)! I love this latest Carolina da Silva book and I use it as a desktop reference. Espero con aliento cebado para su próxima aventura. ¡Compre este libro! (I wait with baited breath for her next adventure. Buy this book!)

While this book is in Spanish I had the opportunity to read an English manuscript while I was working on the cover artwork.This book is really refreshing! The first in a series of potentially 6 books - focuses on a woman's journey into learning the art of aromatherapy. It reads partly like a fiction novel and partly like an aromatherapy instruction book. It is both entertaining and informative with actual aromatherapy recipes that you can try yourself.