Geranium Essential Oil

Geranium oil is one of the most important essential oils, not only for its fragrance, but for its therapeutic action on the body and mind. Has a sweet floral scent with fruity and minty undertones which makes it a great addition to massage and bathing blends.

Combines very well with other oils especially complementing lavender, bergamot, rose and sandalwood.  Geranium oil is distilled from the leaves and stems of the plant, which are harvested just before flowering to gain maxium oil potency.

Geranium oil is used for treating depression, anxiety and frustration.  Has uplifting action and also helps to dispel fear, self-doubt and insecurity. Also helpful in easing nenstrual problems.  Excellent beauty aid, balances sebum secretions, therefore can be used on dry and oil skin.

A daily skincare regimen can be very beneficial.  For oil, blemished skin create an aromatherapy face rinse. After washing add 2-3 drops of geranium oil to a bowl of water and gently splash face with mixture.

Mature skin needs to be firmed and nourished with a weekly facial massage.  Blend 2-3 drops of geranium and lavender with 2 tablespoons of wheatgerm oil. Massage gently using circular movements, avoiding the eyes.

Dry skin treated with a facial mask. Using a paste of oatmeal, water, and a teaspoon of melted honey, add 4-5 drops of geranium oil. Indulge fragile, dry skin with this deep cleansing mask.

Geranium is a very motherly oil, can bring both comfort and joy in different conditions. Benefit from the harmonizing effects of geranium to achieve emotional balance in all areas of life.  Use geranium in a room vaporizer at work or home to dispel feelings of self doubt and insecurity, of course only at the office if you are allowed to use a vaporizer.

Deal with panic attacks by adding a few drops of geranium to a handkerchief or tissue, keeping close at hand for immediate use when needed.  Soothe restlessness and anxiety with a relaxing body massage, by diluting geranium into your favorite carrier or massage oil.

Combat the trying symptons of premenstrual tension by blending 2 drops of each, geranium, clary sage, sandalwood and lavender oils. Dilute in 2 tablespoons of sweet almond oil and massage into the lower back, solar plexus, upper thighs and buttocks.  Help to dispel the discomfort of menopausal hot flashes by adding a few drops each of geranium and lemon oils to a morning bath.

The rosy scent of geranium oil was first distilled in France in the 19th century, but had been in use as a protective herb for much longer.  Garlands of geraniums were hung around cottages to protect the inhabitants, to ward off evil spirits.  Geranium leaves were popular among ladies in Victorian times for making naturally scented bookmarks.  Growing geranium in the garden was thought to benefit both the owners of the property and the neighboring plants. “Friend to nature,” geranium brings joy, happiness and healing to all those around it.

Achieve emotional balance with harmonizing geranium oil. If you are lacking in confidence, boost your mood by using geranium in a vaporizer.

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