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Jasmine flowers have one of the most exquisite aromas on the planet. The captivating aroma is layered with heady, floral-sweetness. Jasmine Sambac roll-in harmonizes well with almost all other floral aromas. Just a drop of this precious oil imparts elegance, balance and smoothness in perfume creations or aromatherapy massage oils.
Jasmine tea is consumed throughout China (and much of the world). In parts of India, Jasmine flowers are used in worship, marriage ceremonies and festivals.
An evergreen shrub or vine up to 30 feet high, the Jasmine plant has delicate, bright green leaves and star-shaped fragrant white flowers. The flowers are typically white or yellow in color, although in some instances they can be slightly reddish.
Jasmine oil is one of the costlier oils because it takes millions of jasmine blossoms to produce just 1 kilo of absolute oil. Each fresh blossom must be carefully harvested by hand so as not to bruise the flower, which can produce unpleasant aroma notes. Jasmine cannot be distilled because the high heat of the process destroys the delicate aroma of the flower.
A natural solvent must be used, resulting in an extract known as an absolute. This method of absolute extraction captures pigment and waxes from the plant, resulting in an essence that is thick, dark orange and deeply intense - a little goes a long way. And, all traces of the solvent are removed leaving only the purest Jasmine flower absolute obtainable. Diluted to 1% in Fractionated Coconut oil.
Safety: Keep out of reach of children. If pregnant or under a doctor’s care, consult physician. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use internally unless instructed by a licensed aromatherapist or physician.
OK For Kids: 2+
Shelf Life: 2 Years
- We don’t recommend applying essential oil roll-ons to your pup or administering oils orally without consulting a holistic veterinarian. Animals such as dogs metabolize essential oils very differently than humans. If choosing to use Jasmine roll-on oil around your dog, it’s important to look out for warning signs such as behavioral differences, such as whining, scratching or acting loopy. Stop using essential oils around your dog if you notice these signs, and don’t use essential oils around small dogs, puppies and pregnant dogs. If you decide to use essential oils around your dog or pet, be sure to do so in a well-ventilated room where your dog can leave if desired.
- Jasmine absolute roll-on is an unrivaled perfume aromatic. It is made from the absolute oil and the carrier oil Fractionated Coconut. Its properties offer skin cell regeneration due to its antioxidant properties and the oil acts as a potential aphrodisiac. It is made by solvent extracted from hand-picked fresh blossoms of deciduous plants in India at nighttime or early the morning before the sun rises. The solvent creates what is called a “concrete” from which the essential oil is extracted using ethyl alcohol. Some essential oils are made by alcohol extraction to protect the essential oil properties.
- It is not recommended that you use essential oils in the first trimester, which is considered the most delicate time in pregnancy. Jasmine roll-on essential oil is safe to use while pregnant when following proper safety guidelines. It is recommended that you do not use essential oils frequently, but rather minimally. Lastly, if you’re having complications, it may be best to avoid essential oils. For more information on using essential oils safely while pregnant, visit this blog.
- Jasmine absolute roll-on is prediluted for use topically with 1% Jasmine absolute oils and ready for topical use for a mood boost or to uplift spirits whenever you feel you want to use it. Only a little of this oil is needed to be effective in this blend since its aromatics are very strong and the oil is quite expensive. To use Edens Garden Jasmine essential oil roll-on on your skin, massage it into pulse points of the wrist, neck and temples as well as onto the breast bone.
- Jasmine absolute oil, Jasminum sambac, is made via solvent extraction. In solvent extraction, a solvent is combined with plant material. The solvent draws the oil out of the plant material, and the solvent and oil are then carefully separated. While it may not be possible to make Jasmine oil at home, you can make aromatic hydrosol water that contains many of the same therapeutic benefits as an essential oil. Click here for instructions on how to make your own hydrosol.
Where To Apply: For more information on where to apply roll-ons, visit our blog post here.