'Natural Product Making - Green Wisdom for the Modern Home'

This course provides all the information you need to create your own pure, natural and herbal products. You will learn how to identify chemical nasties and synthetic additives best avoided and get practical tips and recipes to set you off on a compulsive journey making a healthier home, from bathroom to kitchen and garden, and a healthier you. A creative skill which anyone can learn, which makes unique gifts as well as filling your home with safe but efficient products. Fragrant and health enhancing.

Four modules of this practical course cover:

• Toiletries such as bath products, facial cleansers and deodorants which avoid aluminium but also are efficient.
• Simple home remedies for every day minor ailments such as colds, indigestion and bruises.
• Household cleaners from laundry washing liquid to disinfectant.
• Vegetable soap making - solid and liquid varieties.
• A bit of colour - basic cosmetics from lip gloss to hair dye
• Garden tips to keep healthy plants avoiding chemicals including liquid feeds, anti-fungal sprays and insect repellents.

When you have completed all four modules of this programme you will receive a Certificate stating that you have satisfactorily completed the course.

When can I enrol?

This course may be started at anytime, eliminating the need to wait for the start of an academic term. To enrol simply complete the enrolment form and send or fax it to us with the appropriate remittance. Please state whether you wish to receive your study modules by mail or download them from our website. Online students and those who enrol by telephone on +44 (0)1446 710806, and pay by credit card will receive their username and password by the next working day,

Payment, which must be in pounds sterling, may be made by Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Maestro.
Cheques should be made payable to:- “KEVALA CENTRE”
All payments from outside the United Kingdom should be either:
a) Visa, MasterCard, American Express or Maestro.
b) Cheque drawn against a UK bank.
c) Bank draft drawn against a London Clearing Bank or International Money Order