Aromahead Institute Reviews 3

I have been reading the reviews about Aromahead Institute and how things Disappear. When the switchover happened to the new system, they told the students things may not appear on the new system but is still there in their system. So, one day I noticed some things were not on the new system, so I contacted the company. I was told that they have it on their side that they do have it that my things were done. I also printed all my certificates of completion form them so I have proof. Aromahead is a good company.

I would say, stay away, too. A few years back, was a student there when Andrea B. was still running things.
Once they got my money, it got very quiet from there on out. I was told I'd have someone always working with me, guiding me, but they never replied to my emails even when I got in touch with them over my disappointment with the program. Very little to no support with the learning path, all the responsibility was on the student to initiate community involvement, i.e. join their online forum, etc. Almost $2000 for a bunch of materials you have to print out yourself if you like the hardcopy which I do. Their oils were good quality at the time, can't speak to them now in 2025.

I’ve been an Aromahead student for years and originally chose the school because of its integrity, accessibility, and student-centered approach. The founder, Andrea Butje, built a beautiful program rooted in care and transparency. Sadly, that spirit seems to be fading.

Since the new management took over and moved the school to a new platform, key features—like the internal course search—have been removed without warning. This was a core part of how many of us learned and applied the content. It wasn’t just a “bonus,” it was essential. Now, they’ve introduced a separate Component Database with similar functionality but locked it behind a $750 upgrade or enrollment in a higher-tier program.

When I raised concerns, I was told repeatedly that a new search system is “in development” but was never given a clear timeline or even a preview. The responses felt vague, dismissive, and more like a way to pacify than truly address the issue. There's no acknowledgment of the value that was lost for existing students—only a hard boundary around their new pay structure.

This shift has left me disillusioned. Aromahead once felt like a school that truly cared about its students. Now it feels more like a business focused on monetizing what was once integrated into the learning experience.

If you’re considering this program, be aware that what you see today may not reflect what you’ll actually get over time. I hope they find their way back to their original mission—but as of now, I can’t recommend them in good faith.