JASMINE OIL

"RENEW DRY SKIN"

Jasmine oil is a volatile, natural oil extracted from the flowers of the jasmine plant through the distillation method. Jasmine is a fragrant plant with white flowers, belonging to the genus Jasminum of the olive family (Oleaceae). The name jasmine comes from the Persian word yasemin. Jasmine essential oil is obtained from its flowers. This oil contains jasmon, linalool, geraniol, and especially benzyl acetate. Its essential oil is preferred in the perfume industry and in aromatherapy.

The annual production volume of jasmine oil worldwide is around 5-6 tons.

With this characteristic alone, it qualifies as a rare and valuable oil.

Shiffa Home Jasmine Oil, obtained in minimal quantities from a high amount of jasmine flowers, is among the valuable oils where even the smallest amount delivers a high-level effect, justifying its price. Rich in vitamins, minerals, and proteins, jasmine oil contains all the positive properties found in the natural jasmine flower.

Jasmine oil has been used in China and Egypt since ancient times. It is known to have many benefits for health as well as positive effects on the skin. It is also used for its pleasant fragrance.

Having a calming and relaxing effect, it helps people under stress to relax. Diffusing jasmine oil or applying it to your skin can help boost energy as well as awaken you. When bathing, try adding a small amount to your shower gel and apply it to your skin with your morning shower to help you relax throughout the day.

WHAT IS JASMINE OIL USED FOR?

In aromatherapy,

• As a massage oil,
• In skincare,
• It can be used by adding to toners and creams.

To benefit from the advantages of jasmine oil, you can safely use Shiffa Home natural oils.

Jasmine oil blends well with rose, neroli, sandalwood, geranium, and all citrus and spice oils.

Ingredients: Jasmine oil (Oleum Jasminum Sambac), (Phenethyl alcohol, Eugenol, Benzaldehyde, Geraniol), 2-butanol, Benzyl acetate.

HOW TO USE JASMINE OIL?

It can be used in skincare by massaging externally. It helps nourish and moisturize the skin. DO NOT INGEST.

Warning: As it is an essential oil, it may cause allergic effects such as redness and burning on the skin. Therefore, it should be diluted with carrier oils before use.

Jasmine oil can be nauseating when used in high concentrations. It is important to use it in low doses. When mixing jasmine oil with any carrier oil, adding a very small amount will be sufficient.