JASMINE (ABSOLUTE) essential oil

Jasminum grandiflorum

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Botanical Properties

Jasmine, whose scientific name is Jasminum grandiflorum, belongs to the Oleaceae family. This shrub, which can sometimes reach up to 4m in height, has a deciduous foliage which is dark green in colour, whilst its world renowned flowers are clustered in cymes.
This plant, which is exceptionally popular in fragrances and as an ornamental plant, thrives best in light and airy soils, but has adapted to many different countries. 

Origin and history

First originating in the Himalayas, this plant has been cultivated for thousands of years for its legendary scent and dainty white flowers. Baptised as the “Queen of flowers”, jasmine absolute and its enchanting essence is now widespread across the most successful and famous perfumeries of the world.  

Organoleptic properties

 Aspect: liquid
 Colour: yellow, orange
 Odour: sweet, warm, powdery, floral

Distilled parts: Flowers

Country of origin: Egypte

Density: 0.953

Chemotype

Main biochemical components: 
Benzyl acetate, Benzyl benzoate.
Allergenic molecules naturally found within this essential oil:
Benzyl benzoate, Benzyl alcohol, Linalool, Eugenol
Certain natural components of this essential oil may cause allergic reactions. Please do an allergy test on the skin in the crease of your elbow before using this product.

Properties

Our jasmine essential oil is:

•  Harmonising
•  Positivist
•  Sedative 
•  Aphrodisiac
•  Antispasmodic
•  A dermal regenerator

Indications

Absolute jasmine essential oil is used in many blends to make highly precious and esteemed perfumes. It is also very useful in the treatment of dry and irritated skin. Its fragrance will soothe and calm tension, whilst fighting both depression and anxiety. Jasmine is considered as having aphrodisiac properties due to its sensual and enchanting scent. 

Instructions

Please consult a doctor before taking any treatment or therapy orally. 
Oral administration:
Take 1 drop of jasmine essential oil, twice a day, with a little honey or on a lozenge to be placed under the tongue. Use as such during stressful periods of time. 
On the skin:
Mix 2 drops of jasmine essential oil with 35ml of organic sesame oil, and use as part of a daily massage to profit from its harmonising and stress-relieving properties. 

Possible synergies

Aphrodisiac: Ylang ylang

Energetic values and synergies

In energy aromatherapy, Jasmine is linked to the Anja chakra, the 6th chakra, which is typically associated with the colour indigo. 
Jasmine essential oil will aid one to open up their emotional sphere. It will therefore help one to develop their sensitive side, intuition, and perspicacity. Its valuable perfume will aid the achievement of spiritual elevation. 
In synergy: Ylang ylang, Ginger