Geranium Oil, Egypt

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LMR
rosy
green leafy
herbal
minty
citrus
lemon balm
sweet floral

Short profile

The supplied page identifies this material as Egyptian geranium oil, despite the China Copy URL. Its rose-centred floral character combines gentle sweetness with leafy greenness, mint and aromatic herbal nuances. Citrus accents suggest lemon balm, giving a crisp edge to an otherwise substantial odour texture. The supplier places it in the heart and describes it as fresher, sharper and more citrus-forward than Bourbon geranium. Separate opening and dry-down profiles, projection and changes during blotter evaluation are not documented.

Effect in a formula

Connects floral and herbal elements while introducing green freshness and reinforcing the rose character of an accord. It contributes brightness and balance, with particular relevance to fougères, chypres and floral compositions. Supplier ratings of 5/10 for strength and 4/10 for blend impact indicate a moderate contribution rather than an overwhelmingly dominant effect.

Use and dosage

The supplier reports an average dosage of 0.25% in the fragrance concentrate. This is a formulation reference, not an IFRA limit; no separate trace-use, accord-building or overdose ranges are provided.

No confirmed manufacturer use level for this exact product.

Behaviour and performance

Tenacity
Reported persistence is 8 hours on a smelling strip; the evaluation dilution and other test conditions are unspecified.

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

Good areas of use

rose accord
fougère accord
chypre accord
floral accord
herbaceous accord

Dissolving and diluting

Appearance
Liquid with a light green colour.
Practical tip: Fraterworks notes generally that its unfiltered materials can contain particles or show some haze; this is not stated as a batch-specific observation for this oil. For alcoholic perfumes, its general processing advice is to allow up to one month of maceration, chill overnight in a moderately cold freezer, then use fine filtration to remove haze and suspended matter.