fragrance · antioxidant
Geranium Flower Oil
Watch if sensitive·Moderate evidence·INCI: Pelargonium Graveolens Flower Oil
A fragrant oil extracted from geranium flowers, used for scent and antioxidant benefits. It is a named fragrance allergen in the EU and can cause allergic contact dermatitis in sensitized individuals, particularly in leave-on formulations.
Worth knowing
- EU-labelled fragrance allergen
Questions
- Is geranium oil safe for skin?
- Geranium flower oil is graded as low concern in published cosmetic safety reviews. It's an essential oil valued for its rose-like fragrance. Most people tolerate it well at typical concentrations in finished products.
- Can geranium oil irritate sensitive skin?
- Geranium oil is graded as low concern for irritation in published reviews. However, essential oils can trigger sensitivities in some individuals. If you're very reactive to fragrance or plant-derived ingredients, patch testing is recommended.
- What does geranium oil do?
- Geranium oil is primarily used for fragrance and traditional astringent properties. Published evidence for specific skin benefits is limited. It's valued in natural and conventional skincare more for its scent and perceived efficacy than demonstrated results.
Products with Geranium Flower Oil
- 96BlumeDaydreamer Creamy Hydrating Cleanser
- 95CremoSensitive Shave Cream
- 92cocokindOil to Milk Cleansing Balm
- 88Centellian24Madeca Cream Time Reverse
- 87ACUREUltra Hydrating Green Juice Cleanser
- 83Sisley ParisBlack Rose Skin Infusion Cream
- 75EminenceKombucha Microbiome Luminosity Serum
- 75HeimishAll Clean Balm
- 69RMS BeautyKakadu Beauty Oil
- 67Ursa MajorHoppin' Fresh Deodorant
- 66ApivitaHydration Moisturizing Shampoo
- 65The Honey Pot CompanyCooling Intimate Wash
- 47Dr. HauschkaRose Day Cream
- 47Dr. HauschkaNight Serum
- 46KamillClassic Hand Cream
References
Cosmetic information for general education, not medical advice. A verdict is a reading of the published evidence, never a guarantee for your skin: any ingredient can irritate someone, so patch test new products and see a professional if you react. Concern is graded on cited evidence, never on hazard-score lists. See how we score.