Cypriol Essential Oil

A woody, earthy oil with pronounced smoke and a dry root character. Leather, peat and a restrained medicinal nuance give the profile additional darkness, with associations to vetiver, patchouli and agarwood. Its development is gradual and base-oriented, with persistence described in days rather than hours. The undiluted oil can give a flattened, tar-like impression; the supplier does not document separate opening and heart stages, projection or a timed blotter progression.

Adds a dark, root-like base with earthy smoke, giving leather compositions structure and chypres a peaty undertone. It supports and extends oud accords, including partial replacement of natural oud while retaining its character. Vetiver compositions gain depth, while incense accords become darker; rose and saffron combinations favour a richly leathery direction.

The supplier suggests 0.5–5% for general fragrance formulation and levels reaching 10% for leather or oud accords. The page also describes the lower range as use in a finished fragrance, so it does not unambiguously establish a concentrate-only basis. These are formulation recommendations, not IFRA limits.

No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.

Tenacity

Reported to persist for days, with gradual base-note development. No quantified blotter test, evaluation dilution or test conditions are provided.

Diffusion, tenacity and note impact are not combined into a single performance score.

Solvents

Gently warmed ethanol is reported to produce a transparent brown solution at 10%. IPM and DPG are also listed as solvent options, without corresponding concentration or clarity data.

Working dilution

Prepare a 10% ethanol stock for working use, using gently warmed solvent to aid dissolution. Reduce to 1% for olfactory evaluation rather than assessing the neat oil.

Appearance

Viscous oil with an amber through deep-brown colour range.