Delve into your sensual side with the sultry scent known as Queen of the Night. Ancient cultures perfumed brides and marriage beds with this exotic fragrance, trusting its reputation as a natural aphrodisiac that releases its mesmerizing power in the depths of the night.
You will cherish the power of this pure single-note essential oil from a fragile night bloomer. It has a reputation that spans centuries. Like its flower, which opens only at night to pour forth its fragrance, jasmine sambac essential oil will encourage you to open up your sexual side, shedding inhibitions and increasing desire and desirability. Scent your hair, your lingerie, or your bed linens to create an alluring atmosphere. Or add two drops to your bath water and luxuriate in the bath with your partner.
Plant Parts: Flowers
Botanical Family: Oleaceae
Chemical Family: Esters
Country of Origin: India
Method of Extraction: Solvent Extraction (Absolute)
Cultivation Method: Certified Organic
Aroma: Sultry, Sensual, Soft, Exotic, Sweet
Note Classification: Middle
Aphrodisiac: Luxuriate in the bath with your partner. Add 3–4 drops of jasmine sambac to 1 tablespoon of carrier oil, unscented liquid body soap or castile liquid soap and add to your full bath.
Dry Skin: Add 2 drops of jasmine sambac and 3 drops of sandalwood to 1 oz. of unscented lotion or carrier oil to relieve dry skin. Rub gently into affected area.
Massage Oil: Jasmine sambac essential oil will encourage you to open up your sexual side, shedding inhibitions and increasing desire and desirability. See Love Potion in recipes tab.
Perfume: I love using jasmine sambac as a perfume! Dab a bit on inner wrists and neck area.
Emotional and Energetic Properties:
Diminish feelings of fear, sadness and gloom
Develop exhilarating playfulness
Release male and female sexual energy
Therapeutic Properties:
Antidepressant
Antiseptic
Aphrodisiac
Antispasmodic
Cicatrisant
Expectorant
Galactagogue
Parturient
Sedative
Uterine
Love Potion:
8 drops jasmine sambac
3 drops spikenard
2 drops myrrh
1 oz jojoba
Directions: Blend the above essential oils with jojoba in 1 oz. container. Use as a massage oil or perfume.
If pregnant, nursing or under a doctor’s care, consult your physician or clinical certified aromatherapist. For external use only. Keep away from mucous membranes & eyes. Test a small amount on skin for allergic reaction. Keep out of reach of children. Be cautious when using on infants and small children under the age of five.
Always dilute essential oils with a carrier oil.
Traditional Asian medicine also uses jasmine sambac to provide relief for a wide range of ailments, including dry skin, conjunctivitis, diarrhea, sprains, headaches, and inflammation. Ancient Ayurveda medicine employed jasmine sambac to treat breast cancer and control uterine bleeding. You may find its fragrance essential in stemming anxiety and boosting your self-confidence as part of your regimen in combating depression.
It takes 8,000 blossoms of this fragile flower, which wilts in just a day, to provide 1ml of jasmine sambac essential oil. It’s expensive, but its musky mystery is worth it. Discover the pleasure its sensual scent brings to your life.
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