Floral and green at first breath, this geranium essential oil carries a strong rose-like character with hints of mint and crisp apple. Steam distilled in Egypt from the leaves, stalks and flowers of Pelargonium graveolens, it brings a clean botanical note to diffusers, oil burners and carefully diluted blends. Fresh floral character The scent opens with a clear floral brightness, rounded by a soft herbal edge. Hints of mint keep it fresh rather than powdery, useful when a room needs a cleaner feeling. A gentle apple-like note adds a crisp lift to the floweriness. It sits well in quiet evening rituals, dressing-table blends, and moments when you want scent to mark a pause. Its strong aroma means a little goes a long way in personal fragrance blends and home scenting. Steam distilled geranium from Egypt This is a 10 ml essential oil from Pelargonium graveolens, steam distilled from the plant’s leaves, stalks and flowers. Steam distillation uses heat and water vapour to carry the aromatic compounds from the plant material, giving the oil its green-floral depth without adding a carrier oil. How to use it with care Use in a diffuser or oil burner according to your device’s instructions. For massage or body oil, dilute well in a suitable carrier oil before applying to skin, and patch test first. Do not use undiluted on skin. Avoid contact with eyes, do not ingest, and keep out of reach of children and pets. If you are pregnant, using it for a child, or have a medical condition, seek qualified guidance before use. Geranium in botanical tradition Scented pelargoniums have a long story across warm-climate growing regions, including parts of Africa and the Indian Ocean. They reached Europe in the seventeenth century, where their fragrant leaves became prized in gardens and conservatories. In folk planting traditions, geraniums were sometimes grown close to homes as protective hedges. Today, geranium oil is valued less as a garden ornament and more as a perfumery material, loved for the way its floral, green and lightly fruity facets can soften sharper blends. Size and details Volume: 10 ml. Weight: 40 g. Botanical name: Pelargonium graveolens. Plant part used: leaves, stalks and flowers. Extraction method: steam distillation. Country of origin: Egypt. A thoughtful scent gift A good choice for someone building a small aromatherapy shelf, blending their own body oils, or choosing natural scent for a quiet home ritual. Its floral-green profile feels considered without being overly sweet. Common questions What does geranium essential oil smell like? It has a strong floral aroma with fresh hints of mint and apple, giving it a green, lightly fruity character. Can I apply it directly to skin? No. Essential oils should be diluted in a suitable carrier oil before skin use, and a patch test is recommended. Is this the same as rose oil? No. Geranium has its own botanical source and scent profile, though its floral character is often used in blends where a rosy note is wanted.
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