Jasmine

Jasminum officinale

Historical / Folk Use

Jasmine has been cherished for centuries across India, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean for its richly floral aroma. Traditionally infused into oils, attars, and perfumes, its blossoms were valued for uplifting mood and enhancing personal adornment.

Jasmine preparations were commonly used in hair oils, skin applications, and aromatic blends, and were appreciated for their association with emotional warmth and femininity.

Energetics

Traditionally described as:

• Warming and uplifting

• Floral and expansive

• Softly stimulating

• Harmonizing to mood

• Sensual and gentle

• Balancing and bright

• Light and elevating

How Star Naturals
uses this botanical

Jasmine appears in our aromatic perfume blend where uplift and emotional warmth are desired. Its lush, floral aroma enhances a radiant, confident presence while adding depth and elegance to the overall blend.

Found in these Star Naturals formulations:

Earthly Divine Perfume

Research & Resources

The research summaries below highlight findings from scientific studies on compounds found in this botanical.

They are provided for educational purposes and do not represent claims about the effects of Star Naturals products.

Study 1:

A randomized clinical study evaluated inhaled jasmine aroma before surgery. Associations were observed with changes in anxiety scores and cortisol levels during the preoperative period.

Brieflands

Study 2:

A systematic review of randomized trials evaluated essential oil aromatherapy and anxiety measures. Jasmine oil was included among the oils associated with changes in anxiety-scale scores across studies.

PubMed

Study 3:

A randomized clinical study evaluated jasmine aromatherapy in women of reproductive age. Observations included changes in self-reported sexual-function-related scores during the study period.