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Jasmine Dilute Essential Oil is available for £14.49 at Debenhams.
Available at Debenhams
Latin Name: Jasminum Officinale Part of Plant Used: Dried Leaves Source: India Extraction Method: Steam Distillation 5% Dilution in Grapeseed Oil Jasmine essential oil has a rich history, valued for its aphrodisiac properties. It was used in healing and religious ceremonies due to its compelling qualities. In ancient China, jasmine oil was placed in sick rooms to purify the air, even before bacteria were understood. Ancient Egyptians used jasmine for headaches, nervous disorders, and to promote restful sleep. Produced through solvent extraction, jasmine is known for its complex, floral scent, which can lift moods and provide aphrodisiac effects. Studies show that simply inhaling jasmine can increase alertness, improve hand-eye coordination, enhance self-confidence and happiness, and reduce stress. Therapeutically, jasmine is beneficial for dry, aging skin and is used to treat eczema and dermatitis in low concentrations. It can help fade scars and address stretch marks post-delivery. Jasmine also helps relieve anger, anxiety, and stress without acting as a sedative, promoting clearer thinking and opening up more options. Its calming and balancing properties may also reduce inflammation caused by emotional stress. Jasmine has long been used to enhance libido, release inhibitions, and inspire sexual desire. It also regulates menstrual cycles, reduces period pain, lethargy, and mood swings, and may delay the onset of menopause. | KDMD 10 ml Jasmine Dilute Essential Oil in Black
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