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Geranium oil
peppermint bio

SKU
5811-bio
The special peppermint geranium essential oil (Pelargonium tomentosum) is 100% natural, comes from organically certified cultivation in the oceanic region of the Western Cape Province, South Africa. Direct and local distillation of fresh leaves with gentle steam, 5ml
 
Scientific Name Pelargonium tomentosum
Purity 100% natural essential oil
Organic Certification Certified organic cultivation since 2015
Harvest In spring and autumn
Processing Gentle steam distillation from the fresh leaves and twigs
Terroir Western Cape, South Africa
Elevation 248m
Origin Directly from the farm specialized in domestic essential oil plants with its own distillery
Aroma menthol-fresh, subtly citrusy, subtly floral
Effects harmonizing, calming, uplifting
Allergens Limonene
€16.90
5ml

Delivery : 1–3 business days

Incl. VAT, excl. Shipping

SKU
5811-bio
€3,380.00 / 1l
In stock

Finest Origin - Highest Grade

These peppermint geraniums are grown in their region of origin, the Western Cape Province of South Africa, controlled organic since 2015. The Cape of Good Hope has a dry Mediterranean climate, with cold, stormy winds from the Atlantic Ocean in spring and summer. These special climatic conditions coupled with mineral-rich soils create the ideal conditions for the development of the unique active ingredients, such as menthone and methanone. The fresh, aromatic leaves and twigs are harvested in the spring and fall of the southern hemisphere and the highly pure essential oil is distilled with gentle steam.

Farm

The family business was founded in South Africa in 1993. It specializes in the cultivation, conventional and controlled organic, and wild collection of partly endemic essential oil plants. The cultivated plants thrive on their large farm near the coast, where they are harvested at the optimal harvest time and sorted as well as processed in their own production facility. The processing of the plants takes place in their own steam distillation plant. The quality of the products is high and certified. The family business cooperates worldwide and locally with South African tea and cosmetic companies.

Peppermint Geranium

There are about 830 different species of the cranesbill family (Geraniaceae) worldwide. They occur in a variety of habitats, so they are found in mountainous as well as desert regions. In South Africa 220 to 280 species are common. The Peppermint Geranium (Pelargonium tomentosum) is one of the species native to the Western Cape Province. It can grow up to 50cm tall and produces hairy stems, velvety green leaves and small delicate white-pink flowers. The peppermint-scented leaves are used culinary for flavoring food, cold and hot drinks.

Aroma

The menthol floral notes recall a mixture of geranium, mint and subtle chocolate. This harmony of different nuances invigorates and regenerates.

Product Details

Ingredients

100% Natural Essential Oil of Pelargonium tomentosum

Uses

- Intended for use as room fragrance
- Do not use undiluted
- Keep out of reach of children
- Those currently under medical treatment as well as those who have allergies or are epileptic, pregnant or breastfeeding should consult a doctor before use
- Avoid contact with eyes, skin and mucous membranes

Packaging

Amber glass bottle to protect against light and oxidation (free from plasticisers and BPA)

Note

5ml of essential oil in a 10ml bottle.

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Our Philosophy

For thousands of years, cultures all over the world have been using medicinal plants and nutritious foods to naturally foster and maintain vitality and good health.

With our products, we try to emulate this ancient wisdom as much as possible.

Consequently, our philosophy is simple: everything we do meets the highest standards of quality and purity; our focus is on organic and natural ingredients.

We follow this philosophy with meticulous care on all levels and down to every last detail.

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