Pure Jasmine Essential Oil

Jasmine flowers release their scent after dark. Pickers work at night or before dawn, because by mid-morning much of the aroma has gone. It takes an enormous volume of blossoms to produce a small amount of oil, and that, combined with the hand-picking, is why jasmine sits alongside rose at the expensive end of the market. 

There are two jasmines in wide commercial use and they smell different. Jasminum grandiflorum, sometimes called Spanish or royal jasmine, is the one in this bottle: rich, sweet and rounded with a soft fruity edge. Jasminum sambac, Arabian jasmine, is sharper, greener and more intense, and it's the jasmine used in tea. 

Jasmine is also made differently from most oils on this site. Steam distillation destroys the delicate aroma compounds, so jasmine is extracted with solvents or carbon dioxide, giving a jasmine absolute or CO2 extract rather than a true steam-distilled essential oil. Because absolutes are thick and costly, jasmine is very often sold blended into a carrier oil, which makes it far easier to use. 

In a blend, jasmine sits in the heart. It's powerful enough that one drop can dominate, so it rewards a light hand and pairs well with citrus oils that lift it. 

The captivating aroma of Pure Jasmine Essential Oil offers a wealth of advantages:

• Jasmine Essential Oil for Anxiety: Its powerful yet comforting aroma is widely recognized for its ability to calm the nervous system, alleviate stress, and reduce feelings of anxiety. It promotes a sense of well-being and emotional balance.
• Jasmine Aromatherapy Oil: As a cherished jasmine aromatherapy oil, it is perfect for creating a romantic or uplifting ambiance. Aromatherapy with jasmine oil can enhance mood and promote feelings of joy and confidence.
• Jasmine Essential Oil for Sleep Support: Diffusing Aromatherapy with Jasmine Oil before bedtime can create a tranquil atmosphere, helping to quiet the mind and prepare the body for restful sleep.
• Benefits of Jasmine Essential Oil for Mood: Beyond relaxation, jasmine is known to uplift spirits, boost confidence, and evoke feelings of optimism and euphoria.
• Jasmine Oil for Skin: Revered in skincare, Jasmine Oil for Skin is known for its ability to moisturize, improve skin elasticity, and promote a radiant, even-toned complexion. It's particularly beneficial for dry or mature skin.
• How to Use Jasmine Oil for Hair: When diluted and applied, it can add shine, strengthen hair strands, and soothe the scalp, contributing to overall hair health.
• Essential Oils for Stress Relief: Jasmine stands out as one of the top choices among Essential Oils for Stress Relief, offering immediate comfort and a sense of calm.
• Jasmine Diffuser Oil: Whether for relaxation, romance, or mood upliftment, our jasmine diffuser oil (also excellent as a diffuser oil jasmine) fills your space with an irresistible and comforting fragrance.

• Diffuser: 2 to 3 drops per 100 ml of water. Jasmine is rich and fills a room quickly, so start lower than you would with a citrus. Bergamot or sweet orange keeps it from feeling heavy. 
• Natural perfume: a classic heart note. Try it with bergamot on top and sandalwood, vetiver or vanilla underneath. 
• Body oil: keep it light, at about 0.7%, which is roughly 4 drops per 30 ml of carrier oil. Jasmine absolute is a recognised sensitiser, so this is lower than the usual floral dilution. 
• Bath: stir 2 to 3 drops into a tablespoon of carrier oil or full-cream milk first, then add that to the water. 
• Hair rinse: 1 to 2 drops in a palmful of shampoo or conditioner. It rinses straight out, so it's a simple way to enjoy the scent. 
• Soap and candle making: jasmine gives a much richer result than a light floral and holds its scent well through pouring. 
• Blending: bergamot, sweet orange, lemon, rose, ylang ylang, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, clary sage and vanilla.

• Product name: Pure Jasmine Essential Oil 
• Botanical name: Jasminum grandiflorum, also known as Spanish or royal jasmine 
• Part used: flowers, picked at night 
• Origin: India 
• Aroma: rich, sweet and warmly floral with a soft fruity depth 
• Common uses: natural perfumery, diffuser blends, bath and body oils, soap and candle making 
• Size: 10 ml 
• Shelf life: up to 3 years when stored cool and dark 

1. For external use only. Do not swallow. 
2. Jasmine absolute is a recognised skin sensitiser. Keep leave-on blends to about 0.7%, which is roughly 4 drops per 30 ml of carrier oil, and never apply it neat. 
3. Patch test every new blend on your inner forearm or behind an ear, and wait 24 hours. Sensitisation can develop over time, so stop if your skin reacts at any point, even to a blend that was fine before. 
4. Go easy in a diffuser. Jasmine is one of the strongest scents in the range, and too much in a closed room causes headaches in some people. 
5. Don't use it on the face or on broken or irritated skin. 
6. Keep it away from the eyes and inner ears. If oil gets in an eye, wipe it with a carrier oil or full-cream milk rather than water, then seek medical advice. 
7. If you're pregnant or breastfeeding, check with your healthcare professional before using it. 
8. Don't use it on children under 2, and halve the adult dilution for older children after checking with a doctor or pharmacist. 
9. Ask your vet before diffusing around pets, and leave them a way out of the room. 
10. Essential oils are flammable. Store tightly capped somewhere cool and dark, away from heat and open flames, out of reach of children.