ORGANIC GERANIUM BOURBON

Pelargonium graveolens

Botanical Properties

Origin and history

Native to South Africa, there are over 700 species of geranium. Bourbon geranium grows in particular in Reunion (Île Bourbon) and has flowers with a characteristic fresh and flowery scent.

Organoleptic properties

Appearance: mobile liquid

Color: light yellow to dark green

Odor: pinkish, fruity

Distilled parts: Leaves and flowers

Country of origin: Madagascar

Density: 0.882 to 0.905

Chemotype

LEMONELOL, GERANIOL

Properties

Neurotropic antispasmodic

Analgesic, anti-inflammatory, healing

Antihemorrhagic

Broad spectrum anti-infectious

Mosquito repellent

Calming, soothing, regulating the nervous system

Indications

Wounds, cuts, infectious dermatoses

Hemorrhoids, hemorrhoidal pruritus

Colitis, irritable bowel, intestinal spasms

Joint and muscle pain

Instructions

Skin problem: local application in dilution in HV

Digestive problem: oral (1 drop in a teaspoon of honey)

Possible synergies

For a relaxing and sensual massage, in association with ylang ylang EO

To treat and heal a wound, in association with tea tree EO

Energetic values ​​and synergies

Associated with the solar plexus chakra

Helps to stay centered, balanced, and to fight against stress, anxiety

Harmonizes and balances yin and yang, attracts positive things, keeps negative away

Strengthens magnetism