Jasmine grandiflorum CO2 Extract

While our Jasmine CO2 remains out of stock we highly recommend instead selecting the most exquisite aroma of our Jasmine grand certified organic processed hexane free extracted absolute.

Our Jasmine grandiflorum CO2 Select extract from India is very intense with slightly softer sweet floral notes compared to solvent extracted Jasmine absolute. This beautiful oil also expresses a fresh, crisp, slightly fruity aroma with well-rounded femininity. The clear aromatic notes of Jasmine grandiflorum makes an exceptional ingredient for fine perfume blends. For the most exquisite aroma our Jasmine grand certified organic processed hexane free extracted absolute is pure floral with no nuance of sharpness that is so often present with solvent extracted absolutes.

This exquisite oil has been used for centuries as an aphrodisiac and is largely used in the perfume industry due to its alluring aromatic properties that create a feeling of euphoria, happiness, sensuality and treasured for its uplifting, seductive, beautiful qualities. Jasmine has it all. It is not only sensual and spiritual, but also a balancing and calming aromatic. Jasmine flowers have been well regarded since antiquity as an aphrodisiac aroma. Jasmine is reputed to possess antidepressant and sedative qualities, is a wonderful aromatic aid for birthing mothers and comforting scent during times of imbalance, PMS and menopause.

Jasmine grandiflorum is extracted from un-bruised flower blossoms that are collected during the night when flowering occurs. The beautiful blossoms are far too delicate to process with steam distillation whereby the complete aroma of the flower is lost. To put this more into perspective, the same applies to grandiflorum as to its cousin sambac with approximately 8,000 carefully hand-picked blossoms being required to produce 1 gram (about 1 mL) of Jasmine grandiflorum extract or absolute.

Jasmine grandiflorum is prized for its reputed powerful anti-depressant characteristics, for severe depression and soothing the nerves, producing a feeling of confidence, optimism and euphoria, while revitalizing and restoring energy.

Used in oil diffusers, creams, massage oils or directly in the bath, the aroma of Jasmine is also reputedly great for lifting post natal depression, easing muscle aches and pains, helping with coughs, as a well known aphrodisiac dating back to antiquity, and is good for the skin to encourage cell growth while increasing skin elasticity.

The aromatherapy properties of jasmine oil reputedly include anti-depressant, antiseptic, aphrodisiac, anti-spasmodic, expectorant, sedative and uterine.

Aromatherapy use: anxiety, catarrh, cough, depression, dysentery, dysmenorrhea, eczema, low energy, frigidity, hepatitis, hoarseness, labor pain, lethargy, listlessness, muscle spasms, stress

General use: Oil diffusers, potpourri, as a blending ingredient for adding pure essential oil essence to massage oil, perfume, bath oil, bath salt, bath and shower gels, spa treatment oils and creams, soap making, candle making

Contraindications: In rare cases, may cause allergic reaction; do not use on very sensitive skin; do not use if pregnant or breast feeding.