Name: Jasmine Essential Oil, Jasminum officinalis.

Obtained by extraction of concrete with ethanol.
Note : heart.
Origin : India.
Composition : 100% pure, whole and natural.
Characterizing biochemical profile : esters (benzyl benzoate 20%, benzyl acetate 20%), phytol (10%), jasmone (5%).
Fragrance description : sweet, floral, exotic.
Possible uses : food, room, cosmetic aroma. Described in Applied Aromatherapy.

Effects of the fragrance : anti-stress, banishes fear and depression. Eases labor during childbirth. Difficulties in personal relationships and in expressing one's sexuality. To eliminate pain and pessimism.

Many studies have found improvements in mood and sleep after using jasmine oil either as an aromatherapy treatment or topically on the skin, or as a way to increase energy levels. The results show that jasmine oil has a stimulating/activating effect on the brain and also helps improve mood at the same time. One study found that jasmine oil used on the skin for a period of eight weeks helped participants feel an improvement in their moods and a decrease in both physical and emotional signs of low energy.

Jasmine oil significantly increased physical signs of arousal, such as respiration, body temperature, blood oxygen saturation, and systolic and diastolic blood pressure, in a study of healthy women. The subjects in the group also rated themselves as more alert and vigorous than the control group. The study results indicate that jasmine oil can increase autonomic arousal activity and help elevate mood at the same time.

Uses in cosmetics* : oil and creams for the face and body, velvety and regenerating. Slows down the signs of aging. Benefits all skin types thanks to the toning effect that prevents the formation of wrinkles.

Curiosity : aphrodisiac par excellence, perfect for sensual baths and massages.

Warnings and contraindications : be very careful of adulterations.

*Disclaimer: the information provided comes from the literature and is not a product attribute, has a purely informative value and cannot be construed as therapeutic properties.