Jasmine Grandiflorum Absolute, India

2 ml of a wonderful thing; 100% pure, no carrier oils added.

Known in India as the "queen of the night" and "moonlight of the grove", women have treasured it for centuries for its beautiful, aphrodisiac-like fragrance.

Jasmine has been used for hepatits, cirrhosis of the liver, dysentery, depression, nervousness, coughs, respiratory congestion, reproductive problems, and "to stimulate uterine contractions in pregnant women as childbirth approaches."  It has also been used in teas, perfumes and incense.

The aroma of Jasmine is very  uplifting to the emotions and may help increase intuitive powers and wisdom.  It may also help to promote powerful, inspirational relationships.

Medically speaking, Jasmine can help with mucus, conjunctivitis, coughs, dysentery, eczema (when caused by emotions), frigidity, hepatitis (cirrhosis of the liver), hoarseness, labor pains, laryngitis, lethargy (abnormal drowsiness), menstrual pain and problems, muscle spasms, nervous exhaustion and tension, pain relief, respiratory conditions, sex, skin care (dry, greasy, irritated, and sensitive), sprains, and uterine disorders.

Jasmine is an oil that affects emotions; it penetrates the deepest layers of the soul, opening doors to our emotions.  it produces a feeling of confidence, energy, euphoria, and optimism.  it helps to reduce anxiety, apathy, depression, dilemmas, that deal with relationships, indifference, and listlessness.  As cologne, it increases feelings of attractiveness.

This wonder of an oil positively affects emotional balance and hormonal balance in the body.

Note:  One pound of jasmine oil requires about 1,000 pounds of jasmine or 3.6 million fresh picked blossoms.  The blossoms must be collected before sunrise, or much of the fragrance will have evaporated.  The quality of the blossoms can also be compromised if they are squashed.  A single pound of pure jasmine oil can cost from $1,200 to $4,500.  In contrast, synthetic (purely chemically made) jasmine oils can be obtained for $3.50 per pound, but they obviously do not possess the same therapeutic qualities as pure jasmine oil.  The above mentioned properties and possible uses are based on pure jasmine oil, not synthetic oil.

Material is very tight right now.  The prices will be going up and not softening soon.

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