Geranium is the oil that sits exactly between rose and mint, green and sweet at once, and it is far more versatile than its price suggests.
Pelargonium graveolens, steam distilled from leaves and flowers in Madagascar, gives a top note with unusual staying power. It turns up in Feminine Relief, in the Geranium and Orange massage oil, and in the Luxury Baby Oil, which says something about how well it behaves in a blend.
It is not one for pregnancy, and it wants diluting for skin work.
Madagascan geranium is expensive because the yield is small. Dolphin Clinic buy it anyway, and bottle it in New Zealand.
Plant part: Leaves and Flowers
Extraction: Steam distillation
Origin: Madagascar
Aromatherapy note: Top
Size: 10ml
Blended and bottled in New Zealand
Steam distilled from Madagascan Pelargonium graveolens
Used across the Dolphin Clinic blend range
Top note with unusual staying power
Pharmacy grade, bottled in New Zealand
Massage or body oil: 5 drops per 10ml of carrier oil such as sweet almond or jojoba.
Bath: 4-6 drops stirred through a little carrier oil or milk once the water has run.
Inhalation: straight from the bottle, or a few drops on a tissue.
Dolphin Clinic recommend topical use on five days a week rather than every day.
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