Jasmine Constituents:Jasmone, benzyl acetate, linalool, linalyl acetate, benzyl alcohol

Jasmine Oil Description

Jasmine is a very powerful fragrance with a full, rich, honey-like sweetness. Great expense goes into producing pure jasmine oil. The pinwheel-shaped, dainty, white flowers grow in clusters on the woody stalks of the shrub, and yield a surprisingly dark, viscous oil. For each ounce of oil to be extracted, forty pounds of flowers must be picked -- before dawn, when jasmine is at its aromatic peak. The flowers are too delicate to be put through the distillation process used for most essential oil extractions. Instead, special methods are used to obtain the absolute -- which is more concentrated than essential oils.

aphrodisiac *Bath and Body *Bath and Body *digestion *Emotional Healing *Energizing *Grounding *menopause *skin *Uplifting *Warming/Relaxing *

Legendary jasmine is a sensual delight, for centuries in Egypt, India and the Orient, only the privileged upper classes were permitted access to this precious oil. This night blooming fairy vine encourages the magic of the evening - mystery, love, psychic dreams, and enchantment.Jasmine oil works primarily on the emotional level as an anti-depressant and produces a feeling of optimism, confidence, and euphoria. Jasmine is one of the principle plants used in perfumes, and is used in ointments for dry sensitive skin. A legendary aphrodisiac, jasmine's sweet scent has a profound effect on frigidity and impotence. It can relax the mother and help relieve the pain of childbirth and is thought to increase breast milk.

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