Botanical Name: Jasminum grandiflorum or Jasminum sambac (depending on the variety)
Common Name: Jasmine Oil
Plant Part Used: Flowers
Extraction Method: Solvent extraction (for absolute), steam distillation (rarely for essential oils)
Purity: 100% Pure, Natural, and Undiluted
Color: Golden yellow to amber
Aroma: Sweet, exotic, floral, rich, and uplifting with a warm, slightly spicy undertone
Composition:
Jasmines (Jasmone) (15-30%) – Contributes to the floral aroma and is known for its calming and sedative properties.
Benzyl acetate (10-25%) – Offers a sweet, fruity note and has antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and relaxing properties.
Linalool (5-10%) – A floral compound known for its calming, soothing effects on both the mind and body.
Indole (3-5%) – Adds to the depth of the aroma and offers its relaxing and mood-boosting properties.
Phenyl ethyl alcohol (2-5%) – Adds a rose-like fragrance and contributes to the oil’s calming and mood-lifting effects.
Geraniol (1-3%) – Known for its sweet, floral fragrance, this compound has antimicrobial, antifungal, and soothing properties.
Therapeutic Properties:
- Aphrodisiac: Jasmine essential oil is well-known for its ability to promote feelings of sensuality, boosting libido and enhancing emotional connections.
- Mood-Enhancing: The uplifting and calming nature of Jasmine essential oil makes it effective in promoting emotional well-being, reducing stress, and easing feelings of anxiety and depression.
- Antidepressant: It has a mild antidepressant effect, promoting a sense of happiness and relaxation.
- Anti-inflammatory: Jasmine oil helps to reduce inflammation, providing relief for conditions like muscle soreness, skin irritation, and swelling.
- Skin Care: Known for its regenerative properties, it can improve skin elasticity, reduce scarring, and treat conditions like dry skin, eczema, and stretch marks.
- Antiseptic: The oil’s antiseptic properties help cleanse wounds and promote healing while preventing infections.