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A Detailed Guide to the History and Uses of Jasmine Essential Oil

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The historical record of jasmine essential oil and its development

Jasmine is an evergreen, perennial shrub; some are climbing shrubs that can grow to 10m tall. The leaves are dark green, and the flowers are small, star-shaped and white, with the strongest fragrance when the flowers are picked at night. Jasmine flowers must be picked at dusk, when the buds first open, and to avoid the refraction of the setting sun, the pickers must wear black clothing. It takes about 8 million jasmine flowers to extract 1 kilogram of essential oil; one drop is five hundred flowers! The extraction process is also very complex: the flowers must first be soaked in olive oil for several days, and then the olive oil is pressed out, leaving behind what is jasmine essential oil, whose price is jaw-dropping. Jasmine originated in China and northern India, and it was brought to Spain by the Moors (Islamic peoples of northwestern Africa). The finest jasmine essential oil is produced in France, Italy, Morocco, Egypt, China, Japan and Turkey.
The English name of jasmine, "Jasmine," evolved from the Persian word "yasmin." The Chinese, Arabs and Indians used it in medicine and also as an aphrodisiac, and it was often used in certain ceremonies.

In Turkey, jasmine stems are used to make ropes; in China, people like to use it to make jasmine tea (the variety generally used for jasmine tea is Jasminum sambac-Arabian jasmine); in Indonesia, it is a beloved decoration.


How to use Aimore jasmine essential oil

Aimore hair care essential oil is very simple to use. After washing your hair, while it is not yet completely dry, take an appropriate amount of the essential oil and spread it evenly over your hair. This way, once the hair dries it will look especially smooth and soft, dry and damaged hair will also be repaired, and hair quality problems will gradually disappear.

  When the hair is half dry, squeeze out 2.3 drops; 2 or 3 drops is enough, so although the bottle does not look large, it is actually very, very long-lasting. Then spread it evenly onto the hair, especially the ends, and just blow-dry. After use, the hair immediately becomes very smooth and soft, with shine and lively bounce, and the problem of split ends is greatly improved as well. Having smooth, soft hair with lively bounce is just that simple!



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