Mate Field

Formula · 34 ingredients · Green — Green tea-hay, aromatic

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In short

Roasted green mate and hay with bitter herbs, citrus and a dry woody-ambery base.

Concept

A field of yerba mate drying in the sun: roasted green leaf, hay, a smoky tobacco edge, citrus peel and dry grass. Grassy and warm, without sweetness.

  • Family. Green — Green tea-hay, aromatic
  • Main accords. Yerba mate, Drying hay, Bitter herbs, Dry grass
  • Intended for. Masculine, Office, Summer, Everyday
  • Season and occasion. Late summer
  • Collection. RUŌOD House Originals

How it develops

  • Opening. Grapefruit, bitter orange, petitgrain and lemongrass with hops and armoise.
  • Heart. Mate absolute, hay, German and Roman chamomile, tobacco flower, geranyl acetone and theaspirane.
  • Base. Vetiver, vertofix, cedramber, Georgywood, Timbersilk, Kephalis, sclareolide and ambrinol with Romandolide.

Ingredients

Quantities are parts by weight of a 1,000-part fragrance concentrate — the weight put on the balance. Where a dilution is given, the line is weighed as that solution in dipropylene glycol, and its share is of the weighed amount.

Ingredients of Mate Field, parts per 1,000
MaterialQuantityDilutionShare
Mate AbsoluteAs written: Mate Absolute 10% DPG 90.00 10% in DPG 9.00%
Linalool 70.00 — 7.00%
Romandolide 70.00 — 7.00%
Georgywood 60.00 — 6.00%
Grapefruit Oil (Expressed) 60.00 — 6.00%
Hedione 60.00 — 6.00%
cis-3-Hexenyl Salicylate 40.00 — 4.00%
Isoambrettolide 40.00 — 4.00%
Vertofix 40.00 — 4.00%
Vetiver Oil 40.00 — 4.00%
Bitter Orange Oil (Expressed) 30.00 — 3.00%
Cedramber 30.00 — 3.00%
Hay AbsoluteAs written: Hay Absolute 10% DPG 30.00 10% in DPG 3.00%
Petitgrain Bigarade Oil 30.00 — 3.00%
Timbersilk 30.00 — 3.00%
cis-3-HexenolAs written: cis-3-Hexenol 10% DPG 20.00 10% in DPG 2.00%
Clary Sage Oil 20.00 — 2.00%
Kephalis 20.00 — 2.00%
Lavandin Oil (Grosso) 20.00 — 2.00%
Muscenone 20.00 — 2.00%
AmbrinolAs written: Ambrinol 1% DPG 15.00 1% in DPG 1.50%
Geranyl Acetone 15.00 — 1.50%
Hop Oil 15.00 — 1.50%
Linalool Oxide 15.00 — 1.50%
Octahydrocoumarin 15.00 — 1.50%
Sclareolide 15.00 — 1.50%
TheaspiraneAs written: Theaspirane 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
Tobacco Flower AbsoluteAs written: Tobacco Flower Absolute 10% DPG 15.00 10% in DPG 1.50%
Armoise Oil 10.00 — 1.00%
Roman Chamomile Oil 10.00 — 1.00%
Dimethyl Hydroquinone 10.00 — 1.00%
German Chamomile Oil 10.00 — 1.00%
Lemongrass Oil 10.00 — 1.00%
Methyl Heptenone 10.00 — 1.00%
Total1000.00 parts100.00%

Every material links to its page in the Material Encyclopedia.

Composition notes

  • Key materials. Mate Absolute, Romandolide, Linalool, Hedione, Grapefruit Oil (Expressed)
  • What makes it distinctive. Mate — a drink, a leaf and a field — as the core of a masculine green, rather than tea or vetiver.
  • Character. Natural, calm and office-friendly with a distinctive roasted-green tone.
  • Concentration. 12–15%

Safety and compliance

  • Status. Regulatory assessment pending. No formula-level safety assessment is documented yet, so this page does not say the formula is compliant for any use.
  • IFRA Standards. The IFRA Standards Library covers 3 of its materials: Linalool (Specification: Linalool, Amendment 38); Grapefruit Oil (Expressed) (Restriction: Grapefruit oil expressed, Amendment 49); Bitter Orange Oil (Expressed) (Restriction: Bitter orange peel oil expressed, Amendment 49).
  • Phototoxicity. Grapefruit Oil (Expressed), Bitter Orange Oil (Expressed) are phototoxic; IFRA limits phototoxic materials in products left on skin exposed to sunlight.
  • Skin sensitisation. EU-labelled fragrance allergens present as ingredients: Linalool. Natural materials carry further allergens as constituents, declared from the supplier’s data, and Regulation (EU) 2023/1545 extends the list to be labelled on products placed on the EU market from 31 July 2026.
  • Product category. Limits depend on the product: fine fragrance, leave-on and rinse-off products have different IFRA categories, and each Standard sets its own figure for each.

Source and attribution

RUŌOD House Original — an original composition by RUŌOD House. Published as the house’s own work, as attested by the owner of RUOOD Lab on 26 October 2026. The name is the collection’s own and has not been through a trademark search; it needs a formal clearance before any commercial use.

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Import readiness

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