Monday, January 10, 2011

The Many Uses For Jasmine Essential Oil And Absolute

By Lisa Collins


This delicate sensual oil can be used for many reasons. It is important however to be explicit in following the directions and diluting the product as instructed with accompanying instructions. If used properly the Jasmine essential oil and absolute can bring a calming, romantic effect to the user.

Jasmine has a warm floral fragrance and is used to assist a calming arena for depression. It can also be applied to dry itchy skin as well used as a stimulant to ward of exhaustion. However, unless the oil is diluted with a carrier oil, and diluting directions are followed, a skin allergy can occur. Extreme caution should be taken with use on children. The oils should be kept tightly closed and kept out of the reach of children and pets.

Skin should be tested before applying to the entire body. To do a skin test, place a small amount on a cotton ball and dab it on the inside wrist area. Wait twenty four hours for the outcome of the patch test before using the distilled product. Never apply the oil before diluting it.

Books can be ordered online or bought in bookstores that give instructions as how to use the jasmine product. Instructions on diluting is very important. If directions are not followed an allergy reaction could occur. As long as instructions are precisely followed there should be no worry about using the product.

It is important to keep in mind the product should not be used on people who are chronically ill, for instance those with cancer, breathing difficulties, epilepsy or liver damage. Women who are pregnant may get advise from their physician before use.

It has been said that jasmine is not an essential oil due to the variance of actions taken to derive at the oil stage. The steam distillation cannot be used on the jasmine due to its delicate makeup. The process used for the delicate flower is a hydration action from ancient times and believed to have started in India where the flowers grow in abundance.

Removing solvents from the flower is a long process. It requires a vast number of flowers to produce one ounce of the fragrant substance. The distilling process is used for stronger foliage such as wood types and roots. The delicate nature of the Jasmine must be washed several times and then put through another process where the oils are collected from the water by a straining procedure.

The oil found in the shops is a dark brown color with a bit of gold or amber coloring. It is not patented, nor is it recognized to heal an illness or promote wellness. However, it has a very charming fragrance with a slight touch of romance. Starter kits can be purchased at online stores or in physical aroma shops. Included with the kits is the instructions for use. Jasmine essential oil and absolute has been said to regulate hormones in both women and men. The oils are highly concentrated and can be blended with other oils to establish an exclusive fragrance.



About the Author:

The author is a natural health professional utilizing pure essential oils and therapeutic blends found at http://www.anandaapothecary.com/.

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