Extraction
The oil is taken from the flower part of the plant through solvent
extraction method. The process includes solvent vaporization that gives rise
to quasi-solid product called concrete. This contains fragrance
compounds like oxygenated terpenes, hydrocarbon terpenes, sesquiterpenes,
and oxygenated sesquiterpenes as well as other flavoring compounds and can
also contain fatty acids, methyl esters, diterpenes on the other. This
extraction product undergoes further processing for separating fragrance
compounds from these undesired co extractives.
Chemical Composition
Jasmine oil contains all fragrance compounds including phytol, fatty acid,
benzyl acetate, benzyl benzoate, linalool, methyl ester and paraffin.
Essential Oil Information
The aroma of the extracted oil is distinctively rich, warm and floral with
a sweetly exotic touch. The fragrance sedates nervous system and is good for
curing insomnia, headaches and cases of depression. It also helps in easing
issues related to muscle cramping that include menstrual cramps (used as
massage oil/lotion). Further, the oil is also used in cosmetics industry as
its luscious fragrance is known to stimulate and intoxicate senses.
Oil Properties
The oil has in it the properties of an antidepressant, analgesic (mild),
anti-inflammatory, aphrodisiac, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative,
sedative, tonic (uterine) and expectorant.
Uses
The oil is used for curing nervous exhaustion, depression and stress
related conditions. Further, Jasmine extracts also produce feeling of
confidence and euphoria. Its medicinal uses include in coughs,
dysmenorrhoea, laryngitis, labor pain, skin problem like dry/greasy,
irritated/sensitive skin, uterine disorders and in cases of muscular spasms
and sprains.
Therapeutic Properties
Jasmine oils are believed to encourage cell growth and also increase skin
elasticity. In therapeutic uses, it is used for its antidepressant,
anti-spasmodic, stimulant, antiseptic and aphrodisiac properties. The oil
also helps in muscle spasms and sprains and can be very useful in
strengthening uterine contradiction and relieving pain.
Blends Well With
It blends well with Cinnamon, Chamomile, Ylang-ylang, Rose, Geranium,
Vanilla, Sandalwood and most other essential oils.
Summary
Jasmine comes from a genus of shrubs and is a native to tropical and warm
temperature regions. With the oil solvent extracted to save its aromatic
properties, Jasmine hair oil extract is excellent for purposes like
massaging and as face wash. Besides, it is also used in host of therapeutic
uses. Some of the other preparations where these extracted oils are used in
include Liniments, Washes, Creams, Infusions and Teas. As King of
Flowers the masculine floral aroma of Jasmine makes it work with
almost all oils in uses like rounding out scents.
Precautions
Keep oil tightly closed and out of reach of children.
Never ingest undiluted essential oils.
Never use undiluted oils on skin.
Before physical use, dilute oils with vegetable oils (one to three
drops per tablespoon).
Keep oils away from eyes and mucous membranes.
Conduct skin test of oil before using and do not use if
redness/irritation occurs.
Women trying to get pregnant should avoid this herb
Women who are breast feeding should also avoid its use as it may
cause lower blood pressure.
Shipping Options
Jasmine Hair Oil is made available by us in different packaging options.
These include: