Note
All 2 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.
Extracted primarily from the leaves of the Pelargonium graveolens plant grown on the island of Réunion, this essential oil is one of the most prized floral ingredients in a perfumer's palette. It offers a multifaceted scent profile that bridges the gap between fresh citrus, cooling mint, and deep, honeyed rose. Unlike the typical garden geranium, the Bourbon variety is exceptionally complex, possessing a spicy, herbaceous quality with subtle earthy undertones that provide a sophisticated weight. In perfumery, it is revered for its ability to add a distinct aromatic elegance to fragrance compositions. You will find it most frequently utilized in fougere and floral fragrance families, where it acts as a crucial bridge between sharp top notes and the warm, lingering base. It functions as a versatile heart note, providing natural texture and a refined, slightly masculine edge to bouquets that might otherwise feel overly sweet. Its presence brings a clean, botanical vitality that helps ground a scent while maintaining a luminous, vibrant character throughout the dry down.
2 fragrances · 2 brands · £12.68–£15.5

Extracted primarily from the leaves of the Pelargonium graveolens plant grown on the island of Réunion, this essential oil is one of the most prized floral ingredients in a perfumer's palette. It offers a multifaceted scent profile that bridges the gap between fresh citrus, cooling mint, and deep, honeyed rose. Unlike the typical garden geranium, the Bourbon variety is exceptionally complex, possessing a spicy, herbaceous quality with subtle earthy undertones that provide a sophisticated weight. In perfumery, it is revered for its ability to add a distinct aromatic elegance to fragrance compositions. You will find it most frequently utilized in fougere and floral fragrance families, where it acts as a crucial bridge between sharp top notes and the warm, lingering base. It functions as a versatile heart note, providing natural texture and a refined, slightly masculine edge to bouquets that might otherwise feel overly sweet. Its presence brings a clean, botanical vitality that helps ground a scent while maintaining a luminous, vibrant character throughout the dry down.
The top rated fragrance is Clean Shaven 16 (6.8/10).
2 brands are represented, including Clean Shaven and VURV.
Prices range between £12.68 and £15.5 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.