As you complete the assignments for the Herbal Stress Management for Fall class you’ll be creating DIY Herbal Remedies using herbs or essential oils. The following supplies will help you craft the recipes included in the course.
I have included my recommendation for sources of supplies to help you find what you need for the class.
I recommend that you glance at the recipes before you order supplies and decide which ones you plan to make. You will not need ALL the supplies on this list. Many of the projects in this course have several alternatives to choose from. So do check out the recipes in the course before you order supplies.
Download the Supply list here.
Essential oils
Two essential oil suppliers that I trust because they include independent laboratory testing results for each batch of essential oils that they sell are Rocky Mountain Oils and Plant Therapy. Look over the projects that you want to complete for the course and only order the essential oils for those projects. You won’t need to order all these essential oils to complete the course.
5 ml of each of these Essential Oils
- Balm mint bush essential oil
- Fir needle essential oil
- Frankincense essential oil (Boswellia carteri)
- Geranium Bourbon essential oil
- Grapefruit essential oil
- Lavender essential oil
- Roman Chamomile essential oil
- Spearmint essential oil
- Tangerine essential oil or sweet orange essential oil or mandarin essential oil
Dried Herbs, Flowers, and Spice
You’ll want a 3 ounces (100 grams) to 1/4 pound of each of these dried herbs and 60 grams or 2 ounces of the powdered spices to complete the projects. You may already have some of these in your pantry. If you need to purchase supplies I recommend Mountain Rose Herbs or Starwest Botanicals for quality, organic herbs and spices. Starwest Botanicals herbs are available on Amazon. Only order the herbs and spices that you will need to complete the projects that you’ve chosen to make for the course. You won’t need to order all of the herbs and spices on this list.
3 ounces to 1/4 pound of each of these Dried Herbs, Spices, and Flowers
- Bayberry bark, dried, cut
- Calendula petals, dried or fresh
- Cardamom, powdered
- Catnip, dried
- Cedar leaf, cut small
- Chamomile, dried
- Cinnamon stick
- Cinnamon, powdered
- Cloves, whole
- Elderberry, whole
- Ginger, powdered
- Holy basil leaf, dried
- Lavender buds, dried
- Lemon balm, dried
- Lemongrass, dried
- Mugwort, dried
- Nutmeg, freshly grated
- Peppermint, dried
- Pine needles, cut small
- Rosehip pieces, dried
- Rosemary, dried
- Stinging nettle leaf, dried
From the Pantry
- Orange zest
- Raw Honey or Maple Syrup
Carrier Oils
You’ll need about 50 ml total of carrier oils to complete the projects in this class. Carrier oils can be found at Plant Therapy, but you can also use quality cold-pressed cooking oils.
50 ml or 2 ounces of Carrier Oils
- extra virgin olive oil
- sweet almond oil
- grape seed oil
Equipment
Much of the equipment that you’ll require to complete the projects in this course, you will already have in your home. Check this list for items you might be missing, so that you can get them before you complete the DIY projects.
- Essential oil personal inhaler
- Essential oil roller ball bottle
- Fabric scraps for dream pillows or large muslin drawstring bags
- Mason jars
- Measuring cups and spoons
- Mixing bowls
- Press and seal tea bags
- Tea filter or tea ball
- Tiny funnel for essential oils