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Jasmine Essence Oil
Jasmine Essence Oil
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Sweet, Sacred & the World's Most Beloved Floral
"Opening the bottle is as stepping from winter to the blossoms of spring."
— Albert (ID)
Jasmine is perhaps the most sought-after oil of perfumers around the world — and one inhale tells you exactly why. Its name comes from the Arabic yasmin, meaning "fragrant flower," and it has been treasured across cultures for thousands of years. In India, jasmine flowers are considered sacred, symbolizing innocence and purity of mind. Rich, sweet, and deeply floral, it is emotionally uplifting and grounding in equal measure — the fragrance that makes everything feel like spring. Uncut, alcohol-free, and magnificently long-lasting.
Scent Profile
- Character: Very sweet floral, rich, warm, luminous, intoxicating
- Color: Yellow
- Consistency: Thick
- Energetics: Grounding
Aromatherapy Benefits
- Emotionally uplifting — lifts the spirit like the first day of spring
- Eases depression and emotional heaviness
- Grounding and centering despite its bright, floral character
History & Heritage
The word jasmine derives from the Arabic yasmin — "fragrant flower." Revered across the Middle East, Asia, and the Mediterranean, jasmine is considered sacred in India where its flowers (Mogra) symbolize innocence and purity of mind. It remains the most coveted floral ingredient in fine perfumery worldwide.
Why Purple People Market
- Uncut & alcohol-free — pure fragrance, nothing diluted
- Long-lasting — a rich, sweet floral that blooms on skin for hours
- Over 20 bottle sizes — from tester vials to 4oz gift-worthy bottles
Tester size available — step into spring before choosing your perfect bottle.
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