Extraction :
Jasminum grandiflorum is commonly extracted using solvent extraction
method.
Chemical composition
The Major components are as follows:
25 - 30% Benzyl Acetate
17 - 20% Benzyl Benzoate
3 - 5 % Geranyl linalool
7 - 10% (z)- Jasmone
5 - 7% Methyl Anthranilate
1% Indole
7 - 13% Phytol etc
Description:
Jasmine or Jasminum is a shrub and vine and comes in the olive family. It
has around 200 species and is generally native to tropical or warm
temperature regions. Flowers of this shrub bloom during early dawn.
Jasmine flowers are white or yellow in color and are typically 2.5 cm in
diameter. These flowers basically borne in clusters and have about four to
nine petals and one to four ovules.
Jasmine flowers are known for their soothing, calming, aphrodisiac
properties. The intense floral scent of jasmine grandiflorum lingers for a
long time. This can be used on body after dilution and mixes easily with
other aphrodisiac type oils. To produce one gram of oil, one require 8000
blossoms.
Common Uses:
Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute is widely acknowledged for its sensual,
soothing, calming properties that promotes love and peace. Due to its
aphrodisiac properties, this is oil is widely preferred during childbirth as
it aids contractions. This can be generally used as moisturiser, exfoliant,
scrub, body spray, shampoo and conditioner.
Precautions:
It should be avoided during pregnancy as it stimulates menstruation and
contractions. Besides, internal consumption should also be avoided.
Blends well with:
Jasmine Absolute has an essential property of bending with all types of
oils. Especially, it blends well with aphrodisiac oils such as Sandalwood
and Ylang-ylang.
Aromatic Scent:
Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute is known for its smooth, extremely intense
floral smell that is both sweet and lingering. It is also the most masculine
of all the floral oils and referred as the King of oils.
Summary:
Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute is a light reddish brown liquid having strong
aroma and is used widely in cosmetics and other purposes.