Wild Jasmine flowers (Jasminum sambac) do not just  provide a unique note in popular designer fragrances, but its nourishing volatile compounds make it an important beauty ingredient as well. Derived from the Persian word ‘Yasmin’, which means “beautiful fragrant flowers”, it typically grows in the warm temperate regions of Asia, Africa and Australia. The flower blooms only during the night, when it is handpicked, crushed and cold-pressed to obtain this expensive beauty oil. 

Just by breathing in the romantic scent of Jasmine essential oil, there’s a release of feel good chemicals in our body, which helps to reduce stress and induce a calming effect in Aromatherapy. Jasmine is extremely helpful with seasonal skin fatigue caused during transition between Kapha and Vata seasons. 

Jasmine oil improves your skin’s elasticity, and naturally quenches dermal dehydration. Jasmines ultimate hydrating and soothing properties make it a very nourishing ingredient to reduce the appearance of crow’s feet, fine lines and other signs of aging, especially around the delicate eye area. 

When used in the correct concentration with organic carrier oils and other wild-gathered botanicals, Jasmine essential oil is gentle and balancing, which means it will regulate sebum production and help prevent acne breakouts. Though the oil is highly fatty, it won't clog pores, but instead the antibacterial bioactives fend off blemishes and help in fade acne scars.