Jasmine Oil

Botanical Origin and the Nobility of Jasmine

doTERRA Jasmine Oil is extracted from the delicate flowers of Jasminum grandiflorum, a climbing plant revered in various cultures for its exquisite aroma. Often referred to as the “King of Flowers” or “Moonlight” in some traditions, jasmine is meticulously harvested at night or at dawn, when its fragrance is most intense and complex. Its solvent extraction process, known as an 'absolute', is necessary due to the extreme fragility of the flowers, allowing it to capture the full richness of its aromatic profile in a way that steam distillation could not achieve with the same fidelity.

This careful method ensures that each drop of jasmine absolute concentrates the pure essence and sophistication that characterizes it, making it a highly valued component in fine perfumery, aromatherapy, and cosmetics. Its presence in culture and history dates back centuries, where it has been used in ceremonies, beauty rituals, and as a symbol of love and purity, underscoring its status as one of the most iconic and desired floral fragrances globally.

Main Chemical Composition and Aromatic Profile

Jasmine absolute possesses a complex chemical composition that contributes to its distinctive aroma. Among its main chemical components are benzyl acetate, which provides sweet and floral notes, and linalool, known for its floral and slightly woody nuances. Other constituents such as benzyl benzoate and indole also play a crucial role in the depth and persistence of its fragrance, adding warm and enveloping touches.

The aromatic profile of jasmine is opulent and intoxicating. It is described as an intense, sweet, exotic, and slightly musky floral fragrance, with subtle fruity and green undertones that add freshness and vitality. This aromatic bouquet makes it highly versatile and appreciated, capable of evoking feelings of luxury and serenity, and complementing a wide range of essences to create exceptional aromatic synergies.

Potential Uses in Aromatherapy

In the field of aromatherapy, jasmine is a highly valued oil for its properties that may influence mood and emotional well-being. It is believed to contribute to creating a sense of calm and relaxation, being a potential ally during times of stress or mental fatigue. Its fragrance may help uplift the spirit and foster an atmosphere of positivity.

• Emotional Support: Its aroma may contribute to creating an atmosphere of tranquility, helping to balance emotions.


• Harmonious Environment: Diffused, it may purify the air and establish a welcoming and uplifting setting.


• Skin Care: Applied topically with a carrier oil, it may contribute to maintaining a healthy-looking complexion.


• General Well-being: Used in massages, it may promote a sensation of muscle relaxation and comfort.

Recommended Use

The versatility of doTERRA Jasmine Oil allows for multiple application methods to integrate its benefits into a daily routine:

• Aromatic Diffusion: Add 3-5 drops to an essential oil diffuser to scent the environment and promote a relaxing atmosphere. It is ideal for meditation spaces, bedrooms, or living rooms.


• Topical Application: Dilute 1-2 drops in 10 ml of a carrier oil (such as doTERRA Fractionated Coconut Oil, jojoba, or almond oil) and apply to pulse points, temples, neck, or wrists to enjoy its personal aroma. It can also be applied to the skin to contribute to its hydration and softness.


• Relaxing Massage: Mix a few drops with a carrier oil and gently massage into tense areas to promote relaxation and comfort.


• Aromatic Bath: Add 5-10 drops, previously mixed with a dispersing base such as Epsom salts or a neutral gel, to warm bathwater for an enveloping and relaxing aromatic experience.


• Personal Care: Incorporate one drop into facial creams, body lotions, or shampoos to enrich their fragrance and enhance their effects on skin and hair.

Aromatic Synergies and Ideal Combinations

Jasmine is an excellent oil to combine with other essences, creating complex and harmonious blends that enhance its qualities and offer new aromatic experiences. Its floral and sweet profile complements various olfactory families well:

• Citrus: The addition of oils like Bergamot, Wild Orange, or Lemon can provide a touch of freshness and joy, balancing the intensity of jasmine and creating an uplifting blend.


• Woods: Combined with Sandalwood, Cedarwood, or Frankincense, jasmine can develop an earthy and meditative depth, ideal for relaxation and inner connection.


• Mild Spices: A hint of Cardamom or Cinnamon can add warmth and an exotic nuance to its aroma.


• Other Florals: Rose, Geranium, or Ylang Ylang can amplify the floral bouquet, creating an even richer and more luxurious symphony of fragrances.


• Mints (with caution): Although less common, a touch of Peppermint or Eucalyptus can offer a surprising contrast, bringing a breath of freshness to the opulence of jasmine.

Experimenting with these synergies can open a world of possibilities to personalize the aromatic experience according to individual preferences and needs.

Usage Precautions

Although doTERRA Jasmine Oil is a natural product, it is important to follow certain precautions for safe and effective use:

• For External Use Only: This product is designed for topical and aromatic application. Ingestion is not recommended.


• Dilution: It is essential to dilute it with a carrier oil (such as Fractionated Coconut Oil) before topical application, especially on sensitive skin, to minimize the risk of irritation.


• Sensitivity Test: Perform a patch test on a small area of the skin before general application to check for any adverse reactions.


• Contact with Eyes and Mucous Membranes: Avoid direct contact with eyes, inner ears, and sensitive areas. In case of accidental contact, rinse thoroughly with a carrier oil, not water.


• Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Consult with a healthcare professional before use if pregnant, breastfeeding, or under medical supervision.


• Children: Keep out of reach of children. Application on children should be with extreme caution and under supervision, using a very high dilution.


• Storage: Store in a cool, dark place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, to preserve its integrity and efficacy.