Jasmine is an exquisitely delightful aromatic with a divine aroma from its beautiful blossoms. Inhaled, this powerful scent affects our emotional centers, making it an excellent fragrance to be used in any love ritual. The calming, soothing fragrance helps tremendously in relaxing our physical bodies.

A lemon yellow colour.

A fragrant ornamental shrub found in Asia which usually blooms white or yellow flowers. Jasmine is considered very arduous to extract.

any of several shrubs and vines of the genus Jasminum chiefly native to Asia

A mild, delicately flavoured China tea, that is scented after firing with white jasmine flowers.

Essential oil extracted from plants and used in perfumes.

A balancing oil, analgesic and antiseptic. The scent is rich, floral and sweet blending well with lavender, rose, clary sage and citrus oils.

black tea scented with jasmine flowers, typically made with green Pouchong tea as the base

a light yellow.

A sometimes-climbing shrub, with tiny yellow, pale pink or white star-shaped flowers famous for their fragrance. Both the flowers and the trailing leafy vines are often used in bouquets and table arrangements.

from the persian "yasmin", the name of a climbing plant with fragrant flowers which is used for making perfumes.

Called the king of flowers, a sweet tiny white flower with a vibrant, smooth aroma. Jasmine is one of the most prized essences in the perfumer's palette. It is grown in France, Morocco, India, Egypt and Spain and must be harvested before sunrise to retain the full amount of its delicate fragrance.

The Chinese use Green Tea as the base to which Jasmine flowers are used to scent the tea. The finest Chinese Jasmine is called Yin Hao and Chun Hao. Formosa Jasmines use Pouchong tea as a base. Pouchong is allowed to wither for a longer period of time (than Green) before it is fired which places it between Green and Oolong.

Used for its wonderful sweet aroma in perfumery.

Jasmine is an absolute used in perfume. There are two kinds – European, and South Asian.

Jasmine or Jessamine (Jasminum) is a genus of shrubs and vines in the Family Oleaceae, with about 200 species, native to tropical and warm temperate regions of the Old World. The majority of species grow as climbers on other plants or on structures. The leaves can be either evergreen or deciduous, and are opposite in most species; leaf shape is simple, trifoliate or pinnate with up to nine leaflets.

(Jasminium officianalis) Stimulant Action: Revitalizes Mind and Body This essential oil is extracted from the plant's blossom using a solvent - extraction method. The oil is expensive due to the difficulty harvesting and extracting the oil. Jasmine's effect on psychosomatic illnesses have long been known - its intense sweet, honey-like odor has strong uplifting qualities that may aid in the treatment of depression. Indian folklore also speaks of the strong aphrodisiac qualities of the oil. The oil is also used for relaxing massages during pregnancy. Topically, the oil aids the treatment of dry, and irritated skin. it is important not to take this oil internally. The main constituents of the essential oil are benzyl acetate, benzyl alcohol and d-linalool, as well as many others.

a calming, sensual essential oil used to revitalize the skin

Soothes, Calms

petals that are added during the drying process

( Jasminum grandiflorum, Jasminum officinale) Esteemed in Asia, where its blossoms symbolize love or respect, this uplifting floral infuses our Aveda LoveTM Pure-FumeTM family. Also the source of an aromatic, smoothing wax, jasmine is used for our Petal EssenceTM eye and cheek color: its petals are gathered by local women in Cairo under the moonlight—when the jasmine oil is most abundant.