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Egyptian Geranium essential oil, extracted from the aromatic leaves of the Pelargonium Graveolens plant, is widely revered for its floral scent and therapeutic properties. This essential oil is used extensively in aromatherapy to promote emotional stability, reduce stress, and enhance mood. Additionally, its astringent and antiseptic qualities make it beneficial for skincare, particularly in treating acne, reducing inflammation, and promoting radiant skin. Egyptian Geranium oil is also valued for its ability to balance hormones and support the reproductive system.

• Emotional Well-being:
  • Helps to alleviate anxiety and depression by promoting emotional balance.
  • Used in aromatherapy to enhance mood and induce a sense of calm.
• Skin Care:
  • Balances sebum production, making it beneficial for both dry and oily skin.
  • Has antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties that help clear acne and soothe irritated skin.
• Hormonal Balance:
  • Often used to ease symptoms of PMS and menopause due to its hormone-balancing effects.
  • Supports overall reproductive health and wellness.
• Circulatory Health:
  • Believed to improve circulation and stimulate the lymphatic system, aiding in detoxification.
  • Used in massage oils to relieve muscle tension and enhance blood flow.

• Aromatherapy:
  • Diffuse in the home or office to create a calming environment and reduce stress.
  • Blend with lavender, bergamot, or citrus oils for a soothing and uplifting effect.
• Topical Application:
  • Dilute with a carrier oil and apply to the skin to help heal acne, reduce inflammation, or treat eczema.
  • Add to lotions or creams for a daily skincare regimen that promotes a balanced and glowing complexion.
• Massage Therapy:
  • Used in massage blends to relieve stress, promote relaxation, and ease muscle pain.
  • Enhances lymphatic drainage which contributes to detoxification and overall health.

• Botanical Name: Pelargonium graveolens
• Common Name: Egyptian Geranium
• Family: Geraniaceae
• Origin: While native to various parts of southern Africa, it is extensively cultivated and distilled in Egypt.
• Characteristics: This perennial shrub can grow up to about one meter in height and has pointed leaves with serrated edges and small pink flowers.
• Growth and Cultivation: Egyptian Geranium thrives in well-drained soil under full sun but can tolerate partial shade. It requires regular watering and pruning to maintain its bushy growth and to enhance oil production.

• Process: The essential oil is extracted primarily through steam distillation of the leaves and stalks.
• Steps:
  • Harvesting: Leaves are collected when the plant is in full bloom, which typically provides the highest yield and best quality oil.
  • Distillation: The plant material is placed in a distillation unit where steam passes through the biomass, vaporizing the volatile compounds.
  • Condensation: The vaporized compounds are then condensed into a liquid mixture of water and oil.
  • Separation: The oil is separated from the floral water (hydrosol) and collected.

• Skin Sensitivity: Always perform a patch test prior to widespread use, especially for those with sensitive skin, as it can potentially cause irritation.
• Pregnancy and Nursing: Consult a healthcare professional before use during pregnancy or while breastfeeding, as it may influence hormonal levels.
• Ingestion: Avoid ingesting Egyptian Geranium oil without the supervision of a health professional.
• Quality and Purity: Ensure the use of 100% pure Egyptian Geranium oil to avoid skin irritations and achieve the best therapeutic results.

In conclusion, Egyptian Geranium essential oil is a versatile and potent essential oil with numerous emotional, skincare, and health benefits. Its ability to balance hormones and enhance mood makes it particularly valuable in today’s fast-paced world. However, like all essential oils, it should be used with care and proper dilution to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Ref: RGEO1
Period After Opening (PAO): 1 Year