Pelargoniums, a member of the Pelargonium genus of the flower species, are cultivated for their beauty as well as a staple of the perfume industry. While there are over 200 different varieties of Pelargonium flowers, only a few are used as essential oils. It is known that hundreds of years ago, Egyptians used Geranium oil to beautify the skin and for other benefits. In the Victorian era, fresh pelargonium leaves were placed on formal dining tables as decorative pieces and consumed as a fresh twig if desired; in fact, the edible leaves and flowers of the plant are often used in desserts, cakes, jams, and teas. Geranium oil has been used to support the appearance of clean skin and healthy hair. This makes it ideal for skin and hair care products. Geranium oil also helps to calm the nerves and reduce the feeling of stress. Geranium oil is also known to naturally repel insects. Uses: Use Geranium oil in aromatherapy steam treatment to beautify the skin. Add a drop to your moisturizer for a smoothing effect. Geranium essential oil is great for both dry and oily hair. Apply a few drops to your shampoo or conditioner bottle, or make your own deep conditioner. You can achieve a calming effect by spreading it aromatically. How to Use: Mix 5 drops of Geranium oil into 10 ml of carrier oil for massage. Mix 5 drops of Geranium oil into 5 ml of carrier oil for bath. For perfume, mix 1 drop of Geranium Oil with 10 drops of carrier oil. Other oils compatible with its synergy: Bergamot, Cedarwood Oil, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Orange. Warnings: For external use only. Avoid contact with sensitive areas such as eyes and surroundings. Store in a cool, dry place away from children with the lid closed. Children and pregnant women should consult their healthcare professionals before use.