Jasmine Petal
Origin:
Jasminum grandiflorumCAS: Listed
This delicate white flower, with its fresh, flowery and fruity fragrance, is often associated with rose, lily, lilac and honeysuckle in fragrances. It is used in perfumes, teas and liqueurs. Jasmine also has many health benefits, for example, in aromatherapy to calm the nerves, treat insomnia and headaches.
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Sent the : 5/13/25
Product range : Substitutes
Process : Blend of natural raw materials
Aspect : Liquid
Color : Yellow Amber
Olfactive family : Floral
Application : Fragrance
- Details and product descriptionIntroduction:
According to a French saying: “Jasmine gives love to those who do not have it and rejuvenates love in those who do.”The word “jasmine” has several origins, including the Arabic word “ysmin.” However, if you believe the Greek origins the root of the word is “iasis” which means joy. Jasminum grandiflorum is a shrub with white flowers cultivated in Grasse, France, the Nile Delta, Egypt and the regions of Coimbatore and Madras in India.
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