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The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Is incense sustainable?

Incense crafting can be a 100% sustainable practice. Firstly, incense uses 1-5% of the amount of plant material as essential oils do for the same level of enjoyment and often
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The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Isn’t incense bad for your health?

This is a common modern misconception. Over 85% of manufactured incense today is made with chemical fragrances. Many experience allergic reactions, respiratory complaints, or headaches from using unnatural products. Most people don't
by NW School of Aromatic Medicine
The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Do you have a guarantee?

Yes! You have 30 days to decide if the program is really right for you. If it’s not a good fit for you at this time, let us know and you’ll get a full
by NW School of Aromatic Medicine
The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Do you offer any certification?

Yes. Upon course completion of all modules and lessons you will be awarded a certificate of completion, awarding you the title of Artisan Incense Crafter by The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine (not
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The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Can I get continuing education credits (CUEs) for this course?

Yes! The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine is an approved continuing education provider by the National Association of Holistic Aromatherapy. You will receive 13 credits after submitting your certificate of completion to NAHA. CEUs
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The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

What materials do I need for the course? How much does it all cost?

Some incense ingredients and crafting tools are needed. Many of which you may have already. Like mixing bowls, measuring spoons, etc. You'll work with the ingredients of your choosing, so the cost
by NW School of Aromatic Medicine
The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Will I be able to communicate with you and other students?

You'll have lifetime student support, and can also reach out to Evan personally if needed. You'll be able to ask questions and converse inside the course within each module with Evan
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The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

How can I use this skill to support myself financially?

There are many ways to support yourself with the art of incense: Sell your creations at your own shop or website, at events, fairs, or farmer's markets, or sell wholesale to other
by NW School of Aromatic Medicine
The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

Will I learn how to make multiple types of incense?

Yes! You'll learn how to make different styles of loose incense, as well as incense cones and different types of incense sticks, such as joss sticks and agarbatti.
by NW School of Aromatic Medicine
The Northwest School of Aromatic Medicine
August 2, 20210Comments

How long do I have to complete the course?

This is a 6 week course. However, there are no time constraints. You have lifetime access to the course so you can revisit content for years.
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