How do I use an aromatherapy inhaler?

Uncap and hold the inhaler just below your nose (you do not need to insert it). Take 1–2 slow breaths while silently (or softly) repeating the affirmation on the label—or choose one that suits you. Recap promptly to preserve freshness. Tip: many users simply wave it under the nose for a strong, hygienic whiff.

What makes Earth Solutions inhalers different?

We pair synergistic, research-informed essential-oil blends with a brief, memorable affirmation printed on every inhaler. This Scent + Intention approach is unique to Earth Solutions and helps reinforce desired states through consistent practice.

Are all aromatherapy inhalers created equal?

No. While many inhalers are made by reputable companies, some use synthetic or petrochemical-based fragrances because they are cheaper, stronger, and easier to mass-produce. These chemical additives do not offer the same natural benefits as pure essential oils and can irritate sensitive users. Companies that use synthetic microfiber oil wicks should also be avoided. Choose a trustworthy brand that uses only natural essential oils—ingredients that are genuinely aromatic and extractable by nature. Scents such as coffee, vanilla, or gardenia are usually artificially reproduced because true natural essences are rare and difficult to extract.

How often can I use my inhaler?

Use it as often as desired. Typical use is 2–3 sessions per day, 1–10 slow breaths per session. Adjust based on personal preference.

How long do essential oil inhalers last?

With normal use, an inhaler typically provides hundreds of uses. Many customers report noticeable aroma for months, and some for years, depending on how often it is opened and how it is stored.

What keeps the oils from going rancid?

We include a small amount of jojoba oil as a stabilizing carrier. Jojoba resists oxidation, helping the blend stay fresh longer.

Do I put the inhaler into my nose?

You may, but it is not necessary. For hygiene and comfort, hold it just below the nostrils or wave it under the nose. You’ll still get a robust aroma.

Inhalers are not designed to be refilled. For best performance and hygiene, replace when aroma fades.

Are there any safety notes?

Intended for adults; supervise older children as appropriate. Avoid use near eyes; do not ingest; keep out of reach of small children and pets. If you have asthma, seizures, or serious environmental sensitivities, consult your clinician before use. Discontinue if irritation occurs.

How should I store it?

Keep it capped, away from heat and direct sunlight. Store upright when possible.

Is it travel & TSA friendly?

Solid-wick inhalers are typically TSA-friendly for carry-on travel. Always follow current airport security guidelines.

geranium essential oil for menopause aromatherapy oil

Single Note Essential Oil | Geranium | 10ml, 4oz

$33.78

Essential Oil of Geranium

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Description
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Geranium Essential Oil for Menopause & PMS Relief | Aromatherapy for Focus and Bug Repellent

Geranium essential oil (steam-distilled from the leaves and flowers of Pelargonium graveolens) is valued in aromatherapy for steadying hormones, clarifying the mind, and offering light outdoor protection. The refined rosy-green aroma makes it a go-to for Geranium essential oil for menopause comfort, gentle aromatherapy for PMS relief, and quiet, sustained aromatherapy for focus. When properly diluted on clothing or gear, it also functions as a natural geranium oil bug repellent.

Therapeutic Actions

Geranium essential oil for menopause: helps ease hot-flash tension and emotional swings; promotes a balanced, centered mood.
Aromatherapy for PMS relief: comforts cramping and irritability; useful before and during the cycle.
Aromatherapy for focus: supports calm attention for work, study, or meditation without heaviness.
Geranium oil bug repellent: practical for natural outdoor comfort on clothing/gear (always dilute).
Complexion care: helps balance oil production, tighten pores, and encourage a clearer, more even look.

Key Terpenes and Active Compounds

Citronellol (terpene): primary contributor to geranium oil bug repellent effects; clean, uplifting aroma.
Geraniol (terpene): noted for antimicrobial and skin-calming qualities; helpful near breakouts and irritation.
Linalool (terpene): associated with anxiolytic effects that steady the nervous system—useful in aromatherapy for focus.
Nerol (terpene): soft floral-citrus note that complements relaxation and emotional balance.

Scientific Insight

Clinical aromatherapy reports describe Pelargonium graveolens inhalation as calming with measurable drops in anxiety scores. Traditional practice also highlights diluted abdominal massage during the premenstrual phase and topical use for combination/oily skin to encourage balance.

How to Use

Diffusion: Add 3–4 drops for quiet aromatherapy for focus during tasks or for evening wind-down.
Abdominal massage for comfort: Dilute 2–3 drops in 1 tsp carrier oil and massage the lower abdomen for gentle aromatherapy for PMS relief.
Outdoor comfort: For a light geranium oil bug repellent on clothing/gear, dilute 8–10 drops in 1 oz carrier oil; avoid undiluted skin use.
Hormone-soothing bath soak: Blend 5 drops geranium with 2 drops clary sage + 1 Tbsp carrier oil; disperse in warm bath for geranium essential oil for menopause relaxation.

Aromatic Profile

Character: Rosy, green, soft and musky
Botanical Name: Pelargonium graveolens
Part Used: Leaves & flowering tops | Extraction: Steam distillation
Note: Middle | Strength: Medium
Chakra Association: 4th (heart)

Suggested Synergy Blend

For cycle comfort and steady attention, combine:

8 drops Geranium
6 drops Clary Sage
4 drops Lavender
2 drops Sweet Orange

Diffuse for emotional balance and aromatherapy for focus, or dilute for gentle abdominal massage as aromatherapy for PMS relief.

Research Note

Selected title: “Effects of Inhalation of Pelargonium graveolens (Geranium) Aroma on Anxiety and Physiological Responses: A Randomized Clinical Trial.”

Precautions

Always dilute before topical use; patch test first.
Avoid eyes and mucous membranes. Discontinue if irritation occurs.
Consult a qualified professional during pregnancy, nursing, or when using hormone-related medications.