Latin name : Jasminum Grandiflorum

Botanical family: Oleaceae

Countries of origin : India, Egypt, France, Italy

Extraction method : Solvent extraction/enfleurage

Aroma : Floral, sweet, rich, exotic

                                         CHEMICAL FAMILIES

Sesquiterpenes - 1%

Triterpene - 4%

Monoterpenols - 16%

Diterpenols - 12%

Esters -56%

Phenols - 4%

Ketones -2%

Acids - 2%

                                             NOTES ON CHEMICAL COMPONENTS

While some ketones are concerning because

they are considered potentially toxic,

the ketone jasmine is considered to be nontoxic.

The significant ester content in jasmine provides

a good antispasmodic effect.

The alcohol content of linalol offers considerable

sedative and anti-infectious properties.

                                                 SAFETY DATA

Nontoxic, though it may cause skin irritation.;

Use in low dilution when

applying to the skin, such as in bath or massage oils.

                                           THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES

Antidepressant - can help tp prevent and alleviate depression.

Anti-inflammatory - alleviates inflammation on skin

Antiseptic - assists in fighting germ/infections.

Antispasmodic - relieves spasms and cramps.

mild analgesic - numbs pain.

stimulating strengthening

uterine tonic - strengthens and restores vitality to uterus.