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Geranium (Egypt) Essential Oil

Pelargonium Graveolens · Source checked Sep 9, 2:48 AM UTC

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Origin
Egypt
Plant part
Leaves
Extraction method
Steam Distillation
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Product Details Geranium Essential Oil: Uses, Benefits, and Blends Scientific Name: Pelargonium Graveolens Origin: Egypt Plant Part: Leaves Scent: Floral, Rosy and Sweet Color: Golden Consistency: Middle to Thin Perfumery Note: Middle Initial Aroma Strength: Moderate Extraction Method: Steam Distillation Suitable Blending Oils: Geranium Essential Oil blends well with lemony smells like lemon verbena, lemongrass, and Melissa. It also blends well with other flowers like lavender, rose, or chamomile. Beautiful with herbs like coriander leaf, hyssop, or dill. It goes with any kind of wood, spice, or resin. Breaking Down the Geranium  Essential Oil’s Chemical Components Citronellol 33.97% Citronellol offers a pleasant floral aroma. Its Calming and Mood-enhancing properties are thought to reduce Anxiety and Uplift spirits. Geraniol 13.63% Geraniol, also abundant in Rose and Citronella Oils, is prized for its sweet and rosy scent. With potential Analgesic and Anti-inflammatory qualities, Geraniol is believed to aid Relaxation, Relieve Pain and Balance Emotions. Its fragrant presence enriches Aromatherapy blends, promoting a Soothing and Therapeutic ambiance. Isomenthone 5.95% Isomenthone is also found in Peppermint and Spearmint Essential Oils. Its invigorating scent promotes Mental clarity, eases Headaches and alleviates Fatigue. Isomenthone's refreshing and uplifting qualities make it valuable for enhancing focus and revitalizing the mind during Aromatherapy sessions. 10-Epi-gamma Eudesmol 4.1% 10-Epi-gamma-Eudesmol has Anti-inflammatory, Antimicrobial and Antioxidant properties that make it intriguing for managing Inflammation, Infections and Oxidative Stress. Further research explores its potential in Cancer Therapy, as an anti-allergenic and for wound healing, contributing to its significance in natural medicine. Linalool 3.79% Linalool is found in many Essential Oils and is probably best associated with Lavender and Bergamot. Its soothing aroma is believed to promote Relaxation, Reduce Stress and improve Sleep in Aromatherapy. Linalool's calming properties make it a popular choice for creating a serene atmosphere and enhancing overall well-being. Geranyl Acetate 0.41% Geranyl Acetate also found in Rose and Lemongrass Essential Oils, provides a delightfully fruity and floral aroma in Aromatherapy. Its Calming and Uplifting qualities promote Relaxation, Reduce Anxiety and enhance Mood. Geranyl Acetate's sweet fragrance enriches Aromatherapy blends, fostering a serene and enjoyable atmosphere. Geranyl Acetate also holds the potential for Skin healing. Its Anti-inflammatory and Antioxidant properties may aid in soothing Skin Irritations, promoting Recovery and reducing Redness. When incorporated into Skincare routines, Geranyl Acetate can contribute to enhancing the overall health and appearance of the Skin. Geranyl Formate 2.76% Geranyl Formate, also found in Lemongrass and Citronella Essential Oils, offers a pleasant fruity aroma to Geranium Essenti

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10 mLOBP-GER-EGYUSD 4.99in stockBuy this option ↗
120 mLOBP-GER-EGY-120MLUSD 42.99in stockBuy this option ↗
1 lbOBP-GER-EGY-16USD 133.99in stockBuy this option ↗
2 lbs2 lbs ($119.00/lb)OBP-GER-EGY-32USD 237.99in stockBuy this option ↗
8 lbs8 lbs ($92.50/lb)OBP-GER-EGY-GALUSD 771.99in stockBuy this option ↗
25 lbs25 lbs ($88.43/lb)OBP-GER-EGY-25USD 2,213.99in stockBuy this option ↗
50 lbs50 lbs ($85.60/lb)OBP-GER-EGY-50USD 4,285.99in stockBuy this option ↗
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