Aura Cacia Organic Geranium Pure Essential Oil Balancing 0.25 oz

FRESH, GREEN, AND FLORAL AROMA - Geranium Pelargonium graveolens essential oil is versatile, practical and effective in a wide variety of applications from cleaners and detergents, to lotions and body care products, to outdoor patio sprays. It is often compared to rose essential oil in its usage but its aroma is distinctly geranium fresh, green and floral. The oil is also used in perfumery. Compared to other oils, it is relatively new, having only been used since the mid-19th century.ORIGIN AND SOURCING - Aura Cacia Organic Geranium Essential Oil comes from Egypt. It is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves and flowering branches. ORGANIC OIL - Organic essential oils differ from conventional oils in that the botanicals from which they are derived are grown according to the USDAs Organic Standards. Our manufacturing facility and all of our organic essential oils have also been certified organic by the established third-party certifier, Quality Assurance International QAI. PURITY TESTING AND RECOMMENDED USES - Gas chromatography mass spectrometry GC/MS testing is the primary way to ensure an essential oil is an unadulterated, true botanical. Every batch of Aura Cacia essential oils is GC/MS tested. This product is vegan and cruelty-free. ABOUT US - Aura Cacia was founded 38 years ago on pure essential oils and true aromatherapy benefits. We partner with suppliers to source high quality botanicals and rigorously test every batch to ensure purity. We then provide premium products with consumer safety at the forefront. And importantly, Aura Cacia is part of a member owned co-op that puts people and planet ahead of profits.

Geranium Pelargonium graveolens essential oil is versatile, practical and effective in a wide variety of applications . From cleaners and detergents, to lotions and body care products, to outdoor patio sprays. It is often compared to rose essential oil in its usage but its aroma is distinctly geranium The oil is also used in perfumery. Compared to other oils, it is relatively new, having only been used since the mid-19th century. It is obtained by steam distillation of the leaves and flowering branches.