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How consistent are batches of this geranium oil?
Batches held inside QB/T 3764 and FCC 12 windows: density ±0.005, RI ±0.002, citronellol 18-43%, tiglate esters 13.0-29.5%.
How is this geranium oil used in aromatherapy?
Diffusion 3-5 drops, massage 1-3% in carrier, bath 3-5 drops, skin oil 0.5-1%; blends with lavender, bergamot, rose; always dilute and patch-test.
How does this geranium oil smell — aroma profile and character?
Sweet rosy-minty floral: lemon-rose top, green-herbaceous rose heart, soft minty-woody drydown; the classic affordable rose alternative.
What does this geranium oil look like — appearance, color, and consistency at room temperature?
Clear to pale yellow-greenish mobile liquid, thin and free-flowing; rotation -13° to -7°; 1:3 clear in 70% ethanol; darkens slowly with age.
What is the after-sales policy for this geranium oil?
24-month batch archive, free documentation re-issue, regulatory and technical support, complaint resolution, supply continuity for repeat buyers.
What usage rates and dilution ratios are recommended for this sweet orange oil?
Food 0.01-0.1%; body oil 1-2%; candles 5-10%; room spray 5-10 drops/100 ml; never apply undiluted on skin.
How should this sweet orange oil be transported and stored to maintain quality?
5-25°C, dark, airtight, minimal headspace; never copper/iron; shelf life 36 months; nitrogen blanketing for bulk.
What is the shelf life of this sweet orange oil and how should it be stored?
36 months unopened, 12-24 months after opening; cool/dark/airtight; oxidation signs = rancid odor/discoloration; best-before printed.
What is the solubility profile of this sweet orange oil — which carriers, solvents and bases does it dissolve in?
Soluble in 90% ethanol (1:2 clear) and all carrier/fixed oils; insoluble in water; use solubilizer for aqueous products.