New Mini Tear Pads for Essential Oil Classes

With school back in session, it’s the perfect time to get ready to teach new essential oil classes. AromaTools has some new materials that are perfect for sending your attendees home with the important information from your class.

These mini tear pads are less expensive and less bulky than regular sized tear pads, which makes them easy to carry around and to hand out to interested people or class attendees. Here are a few class ideas that you can do with each mini tear pad:

Aromatherapy Mini Tear Pad

The Aromatherapy Mini Tear Pad is great for teaching the basics of using essential oils aromatically. It includes information on how aromatic use is beneficial to the body and ways to diffuse or inhale the aroma of an essential oil. Also included are some perfume blends and diffuser blends. Here are a few ideas for using this tear pad in your essential oil classes:

• Essential Oil Class Ideas:
  • Essential Oils 101
  • Essential Oils and Diffusion
  • Essential Oil Application Methods
  • Essential Oils and the Body
  • Essential Oils for Aromatherapy
  • Diffusing Essential Oils in the Car
• Simple Make & Take: Provide the oils used on the tear pad along with some mini roll-on bottles or mini sample bottles. Allow each attendee to make one of the blends listed on the back of the tear pad and take home a sample of their choice. You may want to also provide some fractionated coconut oil to dilute the perfume blends (just top off the bottle) for attendees with sensitive skin (or the elderly).

Topical Application Mini Tear Pad

The Topical Application Mini Tear Pad teaches the basics of using essential oils topically. It includes information about why topical application benefits the body and ways to use essential oils topically. On the back, you will find essential oil suggestions for massage oil and a couple bath blends.

• Essential Oil Class Ideas:
  • Essential Oils 101
  • Essential Oils and the Body
  • Using Essential Oils Topically
  • Essential Oil Application Methods
  • Spa Night with Essential Oils
  • Essential Oils for Massage
• Massage Oil Make & Take: Provide the oils listed on the back of the tear pad along with a carrier oil such as fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, or sweet almond oil. Also provide some small plastic bottles for your attendees to make and store their massage blend.
• Bath Oil or Bath Salts Make & Take: Provide the oils listed on the back of the tear pad along with a carrier oil such as fractionated coconut oil, jojoba oil, or sweet almond oil. Also provide some small plastic bottles for your attendees to make and store their bath oil. You can also use these bath recipes with epsom salt (15 drops essential oil to 1 cup [240 g] epsom salt). Here is a container that works well to store bath salts.

Dilution Mini Tear Pad

The Dilution Mini Tear Pad goes hand-in-hand with the Topical Application Mini Tear Pad, or it can be used separately. When teaching about using essential oils topically, you’ll want to include information about how to properly dilute essential oils for daily use, short-term use, or use on young, sensitive, or elderly skin. This tear pad includes common carrier oils for dilution, suggests roll-on bottles as handy aids, and has a dilution chart showing how many drops of carrier oil to use.

• Essential Oil Class Ideas:
  • Essential Oils 101
  • Essential Oils and the Body
  • Using Essential Oils Topically
  • Essential Oil Application Methods
  • Essential Oils for Children
  • Essential Oil Safety
  • Essential Oil Dilution
  • Make-and-Take RollerBall Blends
  • The Art of Roller Bottle Blending
• Make & Take Ideas: Allow your attendees to make a roller bottle blend to take home. Provide essential oils, roll-on bottles, carrier oils, and blend suggestions (find some here and here) related to whatever class you are teaching. If needed, you can charge a small amount of money per blend to help cover your costs.

Internal Application Mini Tear Pad

The Internal Application Mini Tear Pad teaches which oils can be used internally, why internal use of essential oils can be beneficial for the body, and how to use essential internally. It also includes a few simple recipes for using essential oils in food or drink.

• Essential Oil Class Ideas:
  • Essential Oils 101
  • Essential Oils and the Body
  • Essential Oil Application Methods
  • Cooking with Essential Oils
• Essential Oil Refreshments: Make some of the simple recipes on the back of the tear pad to serve as a refreshment, and allow your attendees the opportunity to try the essential oils internally through food or drink.

Essential Oils & Cooking Mini Tear Pad

The EOs & Cooking Mini Tear Pad outlines the benefits for using essential oils in your cooking, and the back covers guidelines for substituting essential oils for zest, herbs, or spices commonly used in cooking recipes. This tear pad can be used on its own or along with the Internal Application Mini Tear Pad.

• Essential Oil Class Ideas: This tear pad is often used for a Cooking with Essential Oils class. Just give a little background about essential oils and how they can enhance the flavor of a dish and provide additional health benefits. Then prepare a simple dish using essential oils and allow your guests to sample it. Click here for cooking recipes that use essential oils.
• Essential Oil Refreshments: If you want to include essential oil refreshments at any class, it may be a good idea to include this tear pad on the refreshment table so that your attendees can learn how to cook with essential oils on their own.

Do you have any suggestions or ideas for using these mini tear pads? Comment below. We’d love to learn from you!