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What is Perfumotherapy?
Perfumotherapy is a discipline of merging natural aromatherapy, natural perfumery and olfaction training without synthetic substances involved.
It was created by Creezy Courtoy in 1998 to combine the art and beauty of natural perfumes and natural aromatherapy, the beneficial power of thousands of flowers and plants with the physiology of olfaction allowing each human being to reconnect with nature for healing and wellbeing.
Perfumotherapy is distinct from aromatherapy or perfumery in that it includes foundational olfaction training and does not allow any use of synthetics. It is the highest level of professionalism in perfumery and aromatherapy
Perfumotherapists have a background of natural aromatherapy, natural perfumery and natural olfaction training.
It was created by Creezy Courtoy in 1998 to combine the art and beauty of natural perfumes and natural aromatherapy, the beneficial power of thousands of flowers and plants with the physiology of olfaction allowing each human being to reconnect with nature for healing and wellbeing.
Perfumotherapy is distinct from aromatherapy or perfumery in that it includes foundational olfaction training and does not allow any use of synthetics. It is the highest level of professionalism in perfumery and aromatherapy
Perfumotherapists have a background of natural aromatherapy, natural perfumery and natural olfaction training.
THE THREE PILLARS OF PERFUMOTHERAPY
- Olfaction Training –Olfaction Training, properly done without the use of synthetic substances, is the foundation of Perfumotherapy.
- Natural Perfumery –Natural Perfumery is distinguished from perfumery by the prohibition of certain ingredients, including Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) and synthetic substances.
- Natural Aromatherapy -Natural Aromatherapy is distinguished from aromatherapy by the prohibition of certain ingredients, including Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) and synthetic substances.
Become a Certified Perfumotherapist
Who can become a Perfumotherapist?
Anyone can become a Certified Perfumotherapist when they are Certified in Olfaction Training, Natural Aromatherapy and Natural Perfumery.
Who is certifying Perfumotherapists?
The International Perfume Foundation ( IPF) is the only organization authorized to certify Perfumotherapists.
How can I become a Perfumotherapist?
A Perfumotherapist needs to understand the importance and physiology of the olfactory sense, the properties of plants, their beneficial action and the re-education of our olfactory system. Follow these steps to achieve Certification as a Perfumotherapist:
- 1. Complete courses in Olfaction Training, Natural Aromatherapy and Natural Perfumery from the Natural Perfumery Teacher's Academy
At first, I thought the Perfumotherapy course only focuses on blending skill. However, I am so surprised at what I have been trained, both useful theoric lessons and pracitical exercises base on each specific case. In addition, teachers are also kind, friendly and knowledgeable about their field. They are always willing to support me as I have questions. This course is a meaningful course and crucial basis for me to become a natural aromatherapist and natural perfumer in the future. I love my teachers, I like my course." Minh Thuy
If you already have an IPF Certification in one of these categories, complete your courses in enrolling for each course separately.
If you don't have any certification, you can enrol for the 3 courses simultaneously and receive the certification.
- 2. Upon completion of these three courses you will received a Certificate of accomplishment and be automatically Certified. Being certified by the International Perfume Foundation is to be the Ambassador of Excellence and part of a growing world community and network of professionals defending Values of Quality and Sustainability.
- 3. Apply to IPF for Certification as a Perfumotherapist.
