Essential Oil – Jasmine

• Powerful Anti-Depressant: Known for its ability to produce feelings of optimism, confidence, and euphoria; it is highly effective at dispelling "dark clouds" of mood.
• Anxiety & Panic Relief: Helps calm the nervous system and slow down the heart rate during moments of extreme stress or acute anxiety.
• Overcoming Lethargy: While relaxing, it is also mentally stimulating, helping to clear apathy and restore a "zest for life."
• Sleep Support: Its deeply sedative properties make it a luxurious choice for those struggling with insomnia due to emotional or nervous tension.

Sexual & Reproductive Health

• Famous Aphrodisiac: Long used to boost libido and overcome sexual inhibitions; it helps build emotional intimacy and physical confidence.
• Hormonal Balance: Helps ease the emotional symptoms of PMS and menopause, particularly irritability and low mood.
• Childbirth Support: Traditionally used in the delivery room (via inhalation) to help manage pain and strengthen contractions while calming the mother's anxiety.
• Post-Natal Support: Frequently used to help mothers bond with their infants and combat the "baby blues" or postpartum depression.

Exquisite Skincare

• Deep Hydration: Excellent for dry, brittle, or dehydrated skin, providing a moisture-retaining barrier.
• Sensitivity Soother: Helps calm red, itchy, or irritated skin; it is gentle enough for those with sensitive complexions.
• Elasticity & Scarring: Helps improve skin elasticity and is often used to reduce the appearance of stretch marks and old scars.
• Balancing Sebum: Like Geranium, it helps regulate oil production, making it suitable for all skin types.

Spiritual & Subtle Aromatherapy

• The "Oil of Joy": Used in spiritual practices to open the heart chakra and encourage self-love.
• Creative Inspiration: Helps "unplug" creative blocks by relaxing the analytical mind and allowing for intuitive flow.
• Meditation: Its heavy, grounding scent helps anchor the spirit during deep contemplative work.

• Generally safe, it should be used in low dilutions (around 1%) to avoid headaches.
• It is traditionally recommended to avoid using Jasmine during pregnancy until the onset of labor, as it can encourage uterine contractions.