Workshop 3 · Scientific aromatherapy

Scientific aromatherapy: tropical active molecules and biological validation

Discover the therapeutic, cosmetic and environmental potential of Martinique's aromatic and medicinal plants, and learn to formulate with safe, rigorous practices.

Payment possible in 3 instalments (3 × €100), until 31 October. How it works

Friday 11 December 2026 12h30 – 16h00 Crédit Agricole auditorium · Le Lamentin 15 places
Lady-Ramy Allèbe
Lady-Ramy AllèbeMartinique · Gros-Morne

What you will be able to do afterwards

  • Know the active molecules of the tropical plants studied and their various applications
  • Build knowledge and resources drawn from local aromatherapy
  • Adopt safe, relevant good practice in reasoning and formulation

Programme

Six perfume, aromatic and medicinal plants from Martinique, studied from molecule to formula:

  • Atoumo Alpinia zerumbet
  • Cinnamon Cinnamomum verum
  • West Indian bay Pimenta racemosa
  • Bushy lippia Lippia alba
  • Lemongrass Cymbopogon citratus
  • Bamboo Bambusa vulgaris
  1. Six plants from Martinique

    • Introduction to the perfume, aromatic and medicinal plants studied
    • Study of their chemotaxonomy and chromatography
  2. Scientific aromatherapy

    • The active molecules of these tropical bioresources, according to the scientific literature
    • Properties and applications: therapeutic, cosmetic and environmental fields
    • Precautions for using local aromatherapy
  3. Hands-on sessions

    • Case history and aromatic protocols
    • Case studies and development of formulas and protocols, in small groups

Your trainer

Lady-Ramy Allèbe

Martinique · Gros-Morne

Qualified in aromatherapy and the distillation of medicinal plants, co-founder of the Aromavie distillery and head of Essens & Vie.

Workshop 3: scientific aromatherapy

25 s · In French, with French subtitlesWith Lady-Ramy Allèbe, Friday 11 December.

Is it for you?

Who it is for

  • Scientists, students and professionals working in biodiversity

Prerequisites

  • No prerequisites

Method

  • Olfactory encounter with the molecules covered
  • Quiz
  • Hands-on work in small groups

How to pay for your place

In one payment

€300 per workshop, paid online by card on the association's ticketing page. Your ticket is sent to you by email.

Book online (opens in a new window, HelloAsso website)

In 3 instalments: 3 × €100

Three card payments: €100 on ordering, then on 1 November and 1 December. Your ticket is sent to you once the 3rd payment is received. Available until 31 October.

Pay in 3 instalments (opens in a new window, HelloAsso website)

My employer or OPCO pays

The workshops are delivered by ESEP-M, a Qualiopi-certified training organisation: your employer or your OPCO (French training fund) can cover the cost. Ask for a quote and a training agreement.

Request a quote

secretariatesep@gmail.com

Practical information

  • Friday 11 December 2026
    12h30 – 16h00
  • Auditorium at the Crédit Agricole headquarters
    21 rue Case-Nègre, Place d'Armes, 97232 Le Lamentin, Martinique
  • 15 places
    Registration required
  • 300 €
    Training certificate issued by ESEP-M
Is any particular level required?
No prerequisites.
How many places?
15 places, to leave real time for discussion with the trainer. Registration is required.
Can I pay in instalments?
Yes, until 31 October: 3 instalments of €100, on ordering, then on 1 November and 1 December. Your ticket is sent to you once the 3rd instalment is received. See how.
Can my employer pay for the workshop?
Yes: the workshops are delivered by ESEP-M, a Qualiopi-certified training organisation. Write to them for a quote and a training agreement: secretariatesep@gmail.com.
Is the symposium included?
Lectures and scientific sessions are free, with registration: book your symposium day ticket too — it is on the same ticketing page.
Can I attend several workshops?
Yes: the three workshops take place on three different days, from Wednesday 9 to Friday 11 December.

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Thursday 10 December 2026 · 12h30 – 16h00

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  • Metabarcoding and biomonitoring of aquatic environments (Water Framework Directive)
  • Introduction to the bioinformatic analysis of sequencing data

300 € or 3 × €100 15 places Laptop required

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15 places, half a day to put it into practice

Friday 11 December 2026 · 12h30 – 16h00 · Crédit Agricole auditorium · Le Lamentin

300 € or 3 × €100 Book (opens in a new window, HelloAsso website)