[free]workshop

Violet Leaf Oil: Traditional Plant Wisdom for Modern Skincare

Date & Time:

January 7th / 11:00 AM Pacific Time (US)

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In this workshop you will learn how to use violet leaf infused oil in skincare and topical medicinal balms and formulas. 

What you’ll learn in this workshop:
  • The science behind what compounds transfer to the oil during the infusing process.
  • Sterols and other specific plant compounds that give violet leaf infused oil its cooling, anti-inflammatory properties. 
  • Methods and tips for infusing your own violet leaf oil.  

Meet Violet (Viola odorata)

Here in Portland, Oregon in the Pacific Northwest, violets are one of our first harvests in the spring. Violet leaves, especially early in the season contain valuable compounds that we can use for skincare and topical healing.

For our violet infused oil we use the leaves rather than the flowers to make a deep green medicinal oil. Violet leaf oil is cooling, anti-inflammatory and has a lovely herbal scent.  The anti-inflammatory properties come from the plant sterols which we will get into in the upcoming workshop. But violet is more than medicinal, in skincare these same properties are wonderful in face and body oils and in your skincare emulsions and formulations.

Your Teacher & Guide Susan M Parker

Susan M. Parker is the author of Power of the Seed and a leading educator in plant oils and infused oils for skincare.

Originally trained as an herbalist, her work focuses on the science of lipid oils, infused oils and lipid-soluble plant compounds for skincare and formulating.  Susan teaches students around world through the Lipid Oils Academy, where she bridges traditional plant knowledge with modern lipid science.

Join Susan to explore the science of infused oils with a focus on violet leaf oil! 

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