Geraniol

Geraniol is a floral and slightly citrusy fragrance note known for its fresh, rosy aroma with hints of fruit and sweetness. Its scent profile is bright and uplifting, adding a delicate and refreshing quality to perfumes. Geraniol is commonly used to enhance floral compositions and is often found as a supporting note in perfumes to create depth and complexity. It pairs well with other floral, citrus, and green notes, contributing to fragrance compositions that are elegant, vibrant, and sophisticated.

History & Production: Geraniol is a naturally occurring terpene alcohol found in essential oils such as rose oil, citronella oil, and palmarosa oil. It is one of the primary components responsible for the characteristic scent of rose and geranium. The extraction of geraniol typically involves steam distillation from these natural sources. In perfumery, geraniol is prized for its ability to replicate the fresh, floral scent of rose and to enhance the overall complexity of floral and citrus fragrances. Its bright, rosy aroma makes it a popular choice for adding a touch of elegance and freshness to both classic and contemporary perfume creations.