Smell: sweet, green, citrusy rosy, fresh.

Using:

• As an aroma oil used in aromatherapy, it has a calming and stress-relieving effect, and also supports problematic skin.
• Geranium essential oil is particularly excellent when used for skin problems and for improving the complexion
• Makes hair smooth and gives it a healthy shine.
• Geranium also has an effect on calming the nerves and relieving stress.
• Supports the following skin problems: dilated capillaries, dermatitis, cellulite, bruises, eczema, wounds, ringworm, herpes, bruises.

Essential oils are used to support mental and physical health and to maintain a holistic balance: in massage, bath, sauna, body oils, scented lamps, candles, hand, face and skin care, perfumes, felt pieces as room fresheners (also in the car), handkerchiefs and meditation.

Skin oils/massage: 1 drop per two teaspoons of carrier oil

Inhalation: about 6-8 drops in a container filled with hot water

Bath: 3-4 drops in bath water. Oils with a strong irritating effect, 1-2 drops

Sauna: Approximately 8 drops in steam water, on stage tables or on the floor. The amount depends on the size of the sauna.

Scenting the room: scent lamp up to 8 drops of oil, cotton wool placed on the radiator or a piece of cloth up to 6 drops of oil

Compatibility with other essential oils: basil, bergamot, cedarwood, sage, grapefruit, jasmine, lavender, lime, orange, rosemary

Add 1-2 drops of geranium essential oil to your face cream to balance sebum production. Great for skin conditions such as acne, as it helps balance oil production and soothes the skin. Has a therapeutic effect on the following skin problems: dilated capillaries, dermatitis, cellulitis, bruises, eczema, wounds, ringworm, herpes, bruises.

Add 2-3 drops of geranium essential oil to your oil lamp to freshen up the space and uplift your mood, as well as help balance hormonal fluctuations (for women).

Warning and Precautions!!! For external use only. For citrus fruits, avoid sunlight and UV radiation for up to 12 hours after applying the oil. Do not use directly on the skin, dilute in base oil. As soon as any signs of irritation appear, reduce the amount of oil used or ventilate the room. Essential oils can irritate mucous membranes. Do not use on damaged or irritated skin. Discontinue use if skin is sensitive. If you are pregnant, nursing or taking medication, consult your doctor before use. Discontinue use and consult your doctor if side effects occur. As they are highly concentrated substances, essential oils must always be stored in a tightly closed bottle out of the reach of children. It should never be assumed that the effects of an essential oil are the same as the plant from which the oil is produced. Consult an expert before using essential oils to flavor food. As a rule, it is not advisable to exceed the quantitative limits given in the instructions for use of essential oils. Keep oils away from eyes. Flammable.