Jasmine Essential Oil

Overview:

Jasmine oil is an essential oil derived from the white flowers of the common jasmine plant, also known as Jasminun officinale.

For centuries, jasmine has been popular for its sweet, romantic fragrance and has been used in some of the world’s best-known perfumes.

The Uses of Jasmine Essential Oil:

Jasmine Essential Oil is commonly used to relief stress and anxiety.

Jasmine oil and components of synthetic blends of jasmine essential oil have properties that offer a number of health benefits. Though it’s a popular home remedy used to treat everything from depression to infections, it’s best known as an aphrodisiac.

When Should You Use Jasmine Essential Oil?

For Antidepressant:

There is evidence that aromatherapy can effectively reduce depressive symptoms. A study that looked at jasmine essential oil found that when compared to a placebo, jasmine oil increased behavioral arousal.

This included significant increases in blood oxygen saturation, breathing rate, and blood pressure. The participants in the jasmine oil group also reported feeling more alert. The researchers concluded that the stimulating and activating effect of jasmine oil could be useful for relieving depression and improving mood.

For Antiseptic:

Jasmine oil made from various species of the plant has been found to have antibacterial properties. Its antiseptic effects have been extensively studied and found to fight various bacteria.

For Would Healing:

Jasmine oil may have a cicatrizing effect and promote wound healing through the formation of scar tissue. We know that jasmine oil has antiseptic properties that are beneficial in treating skin infections. 

Example of Jasmine Essential Oil Usages:

• Use jasmine oil together with carrier oil so that it could be pre-diluted for warm bath.
• Use directly with our diffuser so that  the aroma could diffuse around the  air.