Geranium oil is known for its dermatological use for the treatment of aging, wrinkled and/or dry skin. (4) It has the power to minimize the look of wrinkles because it tightens facial skin and slows down the effects of aging.

Are you sore from an intense workout? Using some geranium oil topically may help with any muscle cramps, aches and/or pains plaguing your sore body. (5) 

Research has shown that geranium oil has potent antibacterial and anti-fungal abilities against at least 24 different types of bacteria and fungi. (6) These antibacterial and anti-fungal properties found in geranium oil can help to protect your body from infection. When you use geranium oil to fight external infection, your immune system can focus on your internal functions and keep you healthier.

Athlete’s foot, for example, is a fungal infection that can be helped with the use of geranium oil. To do this, add give drops of geranium oil to a foot bath with warm water and sea salt; do this twice daily for the best results.

Geranium oil is a circulatory oil, which means that it exits the body through perspiration. Now your sweat will smell like flowers! Because geranium oil has antibacterial properties, it aids in eliminating bodily odors and can be used as a natural deodorant. (9)

The rose-like smell of geranium oil is a perfect way to keep you smelling fresh every day.

With its antibacterial and soothing anti-inflammatory properties, geranium oil can really boost skin health. (11) Geranium oil can help in the treatment of acne, dermatitis and skin diseases.

For geranium oil acne use or other skin use. You can also use geranium oil to your daily face or body wash.

Geranium oil is commonly used in natural bug repellants since its known to keep mosquitoes and other insects away.