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Rose Geranium Essential Oil

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Rose Geranium Essential Oil

Rose Geranium Essential Oil

Rose Geranium is the oil perfumers reach for when they want rose without the price of rose. Steam distilled from the leaves and flowers of Pelargonium graveolens, it has a sweet, rosy, green-floral scent that sits remarkably close to true rose otto – at a fraction of the cost. That's made it one of the most widely used florals in the world, turning up in fine fragrance, soap, skincare, and aromatherapy alike.

It's also a genuinely useful skincare oil. Formulators prize it as a balancing ingredient – light and toning without being drying – which makes it a favourite in products for oily and combination skin. One practical point: rose geranium is naturally very high in citronellol and geraniol, both labelled fragrance allergens, so it's a lovely oil but one to declare carefully on finished products (see the note below). Supplied from 100 ML to 10 KG, with COA and MSDS, from Raasa Oils.

Rose Geranium Essential Oil Benefits

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Affordable Rose Note

Rose geranium smells convincingly of rose but costs a fraction of true rose oil – so for perfumers, soap makers, and skincare formulators, it's the practical way to bring a rosy floral character into a product without the premium price. That's a big part of why it's among the most-used florals in the world.

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Balancing for Skin

This is geranium's real skincare strength: it's light and toning without being drying, which makes it a favourite in formulations for oily and combination skin. Used well diluted in toners, moisturisers, and facial oils, it helps skin look fresh, even, and comfortably balanced.

Calming Floral

Rose geranium's sweet, green-rosy scent is gentle and steadying – less heady than jasmine, less sharp than citrus. In a diffuser or a massage blend, it brings a soft, uplifting floral calm, which is why it's a mainstay of relaxation and wind-down blends.

Versatile Floral

Few florals slot into as many products as rose geranium. Its rosy, slightly herbaceous scent works in soaps, body washes, lotions, deodorants, and mists, giving everyday personal care a natural, floral lift – and it pairs easily with lavender, bergamot, and cedarwood.

Rose Geranium Essential Oil Uses

Perfume Industry

In fragrance, rose geranium is a workhorse: a rosy, green-floral note that stands in for (or extends) expensive rose and blends cleanly with lavender, bergamot, clary sage, and cedarwood. It suits everything from fine perfume to everyday body sprays and soaps.

Skincare Products

Formulators use rose geranium in toners, moisturisers, creams, and facial oils aimed at oily and combination skin, for its light, non-drying, toning character. Well diluted, it lends a fresh, even, comfortable feel and a soft rosy scent to natural skincare formulations.

Aromatherapy

Its soft floral scent makes rose geranium a favourite in diffuser blends, roll-ons, and massage oils for calming, uplifting, wind-down formulations. Blended into a carrier oil, it brings a gentle, steadying floral character to relaxation and everyday self-care.

Home Fragrance

Rose geranium's rosy, green-floral scent holds up well in soap and candles, and it's a natural in room sprays and deodorising blends where a fresh floral note is wanted. It gives natural home and personal-care ranges an affordable, recognisable floral signature.

How to Use

Aromatherapy

Add a few drops to a diffuser or humidifier for a calming atmosphere.

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Skincare

Mix with a carrier oil (like coconut or jojoba oil) and apply to the skin.

Haircare

Add a few drops to your shampoo or hair oil for nourishment.

Massage

Blend with a carrier oil for a relaxing massage.

Bath Products

Add to bath water, lotions, or homemade soaps for a soothing touch.

Product Specifications

Product Name

 Rose Geranium Essential Oil

Botanical Name / Inci Name

 Pelargonium graveolens

Product Category

 Essential Oil

Country of Origin

 India

Method of Extraction/ Production

 Steam Distillation

Plant Part Used

Leaves and Flowers

Cas No

 8000-46-2

Common Names

 Geranium Oil, Rose-Scented Geranium Oil

Blends well with

 Lavender, Rose, Bergamot, Clary Sage, Cedarwood, Patchouli

Application

 Perfumery, balancing skincare, aromatherapy, personal care, soap (external/aromatic)

Grade

 Therapeutic

Color and Appearance

 Pale yellow to Greenish Liquid

Aroma

 Sweet, floral, rosy with green undertones

Form

 Liquid

Solubility

 Soluble in alcohol and oils, Insoluble in water

Shelf Life

 2 years when stored properly

Specific Gravity

 0.880 – 0.905

Refractive Index

 1.460 – 1.470

Optical Rotation

 -7° to -14°

Certificate

 COA,MSDS,TDS

Storage Instructions

 Store in a cool, dark place away from sunlight; keep tightly sealed

COA

COA of Rose Geranium Oil

MSDS

MSDS of Rose Geranium Oil

Packaging Sizes

package size

Frequently Asked Questions

Both come from Pelargonium graveolens, but rose geranium is the chemotype/variety with a more pronounced rosy, sweet character (higher in rose-like notes), while other geraniums lean greener or mintier. Rose geranium is the one favoured for perfumery and skincare.

No, please don't use it on pets. Essential oils can be harmful to dogs, cats, and other animals and should only be considered with veterinary guidance. It is not a pet tick treatment and shouldn't be applied to animals.

Rose geranium smells close to true rose but costs far less to produce, so it's widely used to add a rosy floral note to perfumes, soaps, and skincare where genuine rose oil would be prohibitively expensive.

No, always dilute it with a carrier oil and patch-test first. Note that it's high in citronellol and geraniol (labelled allergens), so those with sensitive or allergy-prone skin should take extra care.

Its rosy, green-floral scent blends beautifully with lavender, true rose, bergamot, clary sage, cedarwood, and patchouli — from fine perfume to fresh personal care.

Yes, as a manufacturer, bulk supplier, and wholesaler, we offer 100 ML up to 10 KG (and larger on request) at wholesale pricing, with COA and MSDS available. For bulk and export enquiries, contact our team directly.

Disclaimer

Rose Geranium Essential Oil is a concentrated, cosmetic/aromatherapy-grade essential oil for external and aromatic use only – do not ingest. Always dilute with a carrier oil before topical use and patch test first (it's high in citronellol/geraniol, labelled allergens). Avoid during pregnancy and nursing unless professionally advised, and do not use on pets. This is a cosmetic/aromatic ingredient, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition (including hormonal, skin, or emotional concerns). Keep away from children. Store cool, dark, and tightly sealed.

Caution

For external/aromatic use only – never ingest. Always dilute before skin use and patch test. Contains citronellol, geraniol, and linalool (declared as allergens on finished products). Not for use on pets. Keep out of reach of children and pets, and avoid contact with the eyes and mucous membranes. Avoid during pregnancy and nursing unless professionally advised. If under medical care, consult a professional before using essential oils. Discontinue if irritation occurs.