Jasmine Essential Oil For Skincare Hair care Body Health

Traditionally, Jasmine Oil has been used in places like China to help the body detox and relieve respiratory and liver disorders. It’s also used to decrease pain associated with pregnancy and childbirth. 

Because of its aroma, the oil of jasmine finds widespread use in cosmetics and perfumery. The aroma of the oil is also of great use and is utilized in aromatherapy where it can treat not only psychological and emotional ailments but physical ones as well.

Benefits

Increase Arousal 

Compared with a placebo, jasmine oil caused significant increases of physical signs of arousal — such as breathing rate, body temperature, blood oxygen saturation, and systolic and diastolic blood pressure — in a study done on healthy adult women.

Improve Immunity

Jasmine oil is believed to have antiviral, antibiotic and antifungal properties that make it effective for boosting immunity and fighting illness. In fact, jasmine oil has been used as a folk medicine treatment for fighting hepatitis, various internal infections, plus respiratory and skin disorders for hundreds of years in China and other Asian countries.

Boost Concentration

Jasmine oil is scientifically known for its stimulating and arousing properties. Diffusing jasmine oil or rubbing it onto your skin can help wake you up and boost energy.

Mood-Lifting Perfume 

As I mentioned earlier, studies have confirmed jasmine oil’s mood-lifting benefits. Instead of using expensive store-bought perfumes, try dabbing jasmine oil onto your wrists and neck as a natural, chemical-free fragrance.

Prevent Infections

The oil of jasmine plant is known to have antiviral and antiseptic properties (which makes it a good disinfectant). Jasmine blossom oil has many active constituents that have antiviral, bactericidal and antimicrobial properties.

Blend well with 

bergamot, chamomile, clary sage, geranium, lavender, lemon, neroli, peppermint, rose and sandalwood.