Phytosun Aroms Geranium Bourbon Organic Essential Oil:
- Good tonic and skin regenerator.
- Healing and astringent.
- Skin anti-infective.
Egyptian geraniumessential oil has healing and antibacterial properties against Gram + (Staphylococcus aureus) and Gram - (Pseudomonas aeruginosa) bacteria, often responsible for nosocomial diseases. It is antifungal, hemostatic, analgesic and anti-inflammatory. It is a tonic essential oil. It stimulates venous and lymphatic circulation. It is also antispasmodic, relaxing, antioxidant and anticancer.
Diffusion: repels mosquitoes.
Egyptian geranium essential oil is used in the following therapeutic indications:
Phytosun Aroms Geranium Bourbon Organic Essential Oil is produced from plants grown organically on the island of Reunion, where the climatic conditions and rich volcanic soil contribute to the exceptional quality of the final product. The oil is extracted by steam distillation from fresh leaves and flowers, preserving all the plant's therapeutic properties. Organic Geranium Bourbon essential oil is composed mainly of citronellol, geraniol, linalool, geranyl acetate and methyl eugenol, among other compounds. This unique combination of chemical compounds gives the oil its therapeutic properties and characteristic floral, slightly sweet fragrance.
Organic Geranium Bourbon essential oil has powerful antibacterial and antifungal properties, making it a valuable ally in the fight against skin infections and respiratory ailments. It can be used to disinfect wounds, treat acne and fungal infections, as well as to purify ambient air. Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, Organic Geranium Bourbon essential oil is effective for relieving skin inflammations such as eczema, psoriasis and sunburn. It also promotes healing of wounds and burns, helping to regenerate damaged skin.
Organic Geranium Bourbon essential oil is renowned for its hormone-balancing properties, making it a popular choice for relieving symptoms linked to hormonal fluctuations such as painful periods, hot flushes and hormonal imbalances associated with menopause. Its soft, floral fragrance also makes it an excellent choice for promoting relaxation and reducing stress and anxiety. It can be used as an air freshener or added to a relaxing bath to promote a sense of well-being and calm.
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Antibacterial and acne-healing action: dilute 7% Egyptian geranium essential oil injojoba vegetable oil. Apply this mixture to the affected area.
Oral use:* Skin use:*** Diffusion: **
Oily skin, dilated pores; face lotion: 20 drops + 3 drops of Ciste in 30 ml of Macadamia OIL.
Body tonic oil: 5 ml diluted in 100 ml sweet almond or hazelnut oil.
You can make a home fragrance for diffusion, in association with Lemon.
Possible use: Nervous oppression (adults)
1 drop of Geranium + 1 drop of Lavender aspic + 1 drop of Eucalyptus globulus, 1 drop of this mixture on a neutral tablet 3 to 5 times a day as needed.
Precautions for use
Of the 500 species of geranium, only a few are used in aromatherapy. It is grown in Madagascar, Réunion, Guinea and Algeria. The sweet, mellow or stronger fragrances of certain species justify their frequent use in perfumery and cosmetology.
Pelargonium graveolens
Family: Geraniaceae
o.p. leaves
s.b. citronnellol, geraniol, 10-epi-Y-eudesmol, isomenthone (7%)
Origin: Egypt
This EO, which contains over 200 aromatic compounds, is widely used in perfumery: its strong, sweet scent, rich in olfactory qualities, and its skin care properties make it a natural choice for many creams and beauty products. Its main constituents (citronnellol and geraniol) are the same as those of Rose EO, but it lacks the exceptional finesse and delicacy. Note that the scent of Geranium EO varies greatly according to origin, with those from China and Reunion being the most appreciated.
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