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Primary Benefits

  • Promotes the appearance of clear, healthy skin.

  • Gives hair a vibrant, healthy glow.

Aromatic Description

Herbaceous, green, floral, sweet, dry

Collection Method

Steam Distillation

Plant Part

Whole plant

Main Constituents

Citronellol, citronellyl formate, geraniol

doTERRA Geranium

Size: 15ml

Retail: £51.00

Wholesale: £38.25

PV: 43.50

Description

A member of the Pelargoniumgenus of flower species, geraniums are grown for their beauty and as a staple of the perfume industry. While there are over 200 different varieties of Pelargonium flowers, only a few are used as essential oils. Uses of Geranium essential oil date back to ancient Egypt when Egyptians used Geranium oil to beautify their skin. Geranium promotes the appearance of clear skin and healthy hair—making it ideal for skin and hair care products. The aroma also helps promote a feeling of calm and balance.

Uses

  • Add a drop to your moisturiser for a smoothing effect.

  • Geranium is great for both dry and oily hair. Apply a few drops to your shampoo or conditioner bottle, or make your own deep hair conditioner.

Directions for Use

Diffusion: Use three to four drops in the diffuser of choice.

Food additive use: Dilute one drop in 125 ml of liquid.

Topical use: For massage, mix 5 drops with 10 ml carrier oil. For bath, mix 5 drops with 5 ml carrier oil. For perfuming, mix 1 drop to 10 drops carrier oil.

Cautions

Possible skin sensitivity. Keep out of reach of children. If you are pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician. Avoid contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. Avoid sunlight or UV rays for up to 12 hours after applying product.

Geranium blends well with…

Bergamot

Lavender

Sandalwood

Patchouli

Lemon

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Frequently Asked Questions about dōTERRA Geranium

Where is doTERRA Geranium sourced?

doTERRA Geranium essential oil is distilled from a geranium species native to South Africa, the Pelargonium graveolens, which is also known as the rose or sweet-scented Geranium.

Does doTERRA have Rose Geranium oil?

doTERRA has both Rose essential oil and Geranium essential oil - they are different products, although some say they have similar aromas.

Can Geranium essential oil be ingested?

Yes, doTERRA Geranium essential oil can be taken internally. We recommend diluting one drop in 125ml of liquid. We love adding a drop to butter icing!

Can you use doTERRA Geranium on your skin?

You can apply doTERRA Geranium essential oil topically to your skin, your face and even your hair, if you’d like. It is a very gentle essential oil. Geranium, (together with Lavender and Frankincense) is one of the essential oils in our Glowing Face Spritzer.

Can you use doTERRA Geranium essential oil as perfume?

You can use doTERRA Geranium essential oil as perfume either by dabbing a small amount onto your neck and pulse points or by diluting with with Fractionated Coconut Oil of a fragrance-free cream. Geranium essential oil is one of the essential oils in our Happy Unicorn Blend - a pure-fume! The recipe is on our Recipes page.

What is doTERRA Geranium oil used for?

Long used for its beautifying properties, doTERRA Geranium essential oil is extremely beneficial for improving the appearance of hair and skin. It has also been known to reduce stressful feelings and calm the nerves. Geranium is one of Rina and Sylvia’s favourite essential oils and it is used in quite a lot of their home-made recipes - Glowing Face Spritzer, Fabric Conditioner, Bath Bombs,Happy Unicorn Blend and even in their Cupcakes! You can find the recipes on the Recipes page.

What are the benefits of doTERRA Geranium essential oil?

Its main benefits are:

  • Supports vibrant, healthy hair

  • Promotes clear, healthy skin

  • Beneficial for both dry and oily hair

Geranium Essential Oil Product Description

Used as a beautifying agent in Ancient Egyptian times, Geranium oil is extracted from the entire geranium plant. The uses and benefits of this beautiful plant are highly versatile and are used to boost the appearance of skin and hair. Geraniums are valued in the perfume industry for their floral scent. Inhaling Geranium oil’s sweet aroma can support emotions by creating a calming and grounding effect. The aroma of Geranium oil can also help lessen feelings of stress and calm nerves. The beautifying properties of Geranium oil can be used to promote healthy-looking hair and skin. When applied topically to the body, Geranium oil promotes the appearance of clear skin. The benefits of Geranium oil can also be used on both dry and oily hair to give hair a vibrant glow. Additionally, the strong chemical components in Geranium oil offer a natural way to repel insects.

Geranium Essential Oil Uses and Benefits

  1. Enhance your daily skin care routine by adding a little dose of Geranium oil. Use one to two drops of Geranium oil on your face daily to promote a glowing, even skin tone. Geranium oil has been cherished for centuries for its skin beautifying benefits, and with good reason. With serious beautifying benefits, Geranium oil is a must-have in your daily skincare routine. 
     

  2. Geranium oil is ideal for massages. The properties of Geranium oil help promote the appearance of healthy skin while also providing a grounding and calming effect to emotions. Combine Geranium oil with doTERRA Fractionated Coconut Oil for a luxurious, comforting at-home massage. Consider combining Geranium oil with another essential oil like Lavender or Bergamot to enhance your massage experience even further.
     

  3. Transform the look of your hair by enriching your haircare routine with the use of Geranium oil. Your shampoo and conditioner may be good, but with the added hair benefits of Geranium oil, they will be even better. Start this transformation by adding a few drops of Geranium oil to your shampoo and conditioner. The addition of Geranium oil to your daily haircare routine will give your hair a radiant and healthy glow, plus you'll smell the wonderful aroma of Geranium oil on your hair throughout the day! 
     

  4. Want to improve the appearance of your skin? Geranium oil is the answer. After a shower, apply Geranium oil to your skin to give it a smoothing effect. One of Geranium oil's key benefits is promoting the appearance of clear and healthy skin. Take advantage of this powerful benefit by applying Geranium oil to your skin whenever you want a healthy-looking complexion.
     

  5. Looking for some more ways to take advantage of the benefits of Geranium oil for skin? After a sweaty workout or a day in the sun, apply Geranium oil topically to promote clear and vibrant skin. Not only will you love the way your skin feels, but the lovely aroma of Geranium oil will stay with you for a few hours after application. 
     

  6. Sometimes feelings of stress and anxiousness can get in the way of daily living. For those frustrating or uneasy moments, make sure to take advantage of the aromatic benefits of Geranium oil. Place one drop of Geranium oil in the palm of your hands and then rub your hands together. Once you have rubbed the oil in your hands, cup your hands over your nose and mouth and breathe slowly. As you breathe in the aroma of Geranium oil, you will feel the calming, grounding effect it has on the emotions.

  7. Practice your craft skills and share the sweet, floral scents of Geranium oil by making DIY Potpourri. Simply gather some of your favourite spices, add a couple drops of Geranium oil and any other favourite essential oils, and combine in a bowl of your choosing. With a little help from Geranium oil, this homemade potpourri is great for adding décor to a room or for using in bathrooms to maintain a constant, pleasant aroma.
     

  8. Geranium oil comes in handy when unwanted insects wander into the house. Because of the chemical components found in Geranium oil, it can be useful for naturally repelling insects. Add a drop of Geranium oil to a cotton ball and place it in corners where insects are likely to be found. If you are going to garden outside, wear Geranium oil to keep the insects away.  
     

  9. Aromatherapy steam facials are a great way to open your pores and renew your skin. The best steam facial includes herbs or essential oils. Create your own steam facial with Geranium oil. The properties of Geranium oil will help beautify the skin while the steam facial cleanses and clears the skin.
     

  10. Due to Geranium oil’s ability to promote healthy-looking hair and skin, Geranium is a great oil to include in many skin and hair products. Add a drop or two of Geranium oil to your DIY hand wash, shampoo, heat protectant, hairspray, conditioner, body wash, or de-tangler. Adding Geranium oil to your everyday products will give you healthier and more vibrant hair and skin.

Plant Description

Where does Geranium oil come from? The geranium plant is a fragrant member of the Pelargonium species. Also known as Pelargonium graveolens, this plant is native to South Africa. The plant produces fragrant, green leaves and rose-colored flowers and can reach up to one meter in height. A geranium grows best in full sun and well-drained, fertile soils. doTERRA Geranium oil is extracted from the whole plant. 

 

Chemistry of Geranium Essential Oil

Main Chemical Components: citronellol, citronellyl formate, geraniol

One of the primary chemical constituents of Geranium oil is citronellol. Citronellol is a monoterpene alcohol that highly contributes to geranium oil’s ability to repel insects. Another main chemical component found in Geranium oil is geraniol. Geraniol is also a monoterpene alcohol. Recent studies by Egyptian researchers, highlighted by the doTERRA Science blog, suggest that orally ingested geraniol positively affects multiple biochemical pathways in the colon, which helps to maintain the health of colon cells.* To learn more about the chemical components of Geranium oil or other essential oils, visit the doTERRA Science Blog