Jasmine - 10 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml

Jasmine – 10 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml

An alluring and elegant fragrance for homemade perfumes, candles and cosmetic products
Jasmine fragrance oil is an extremely popular choice for making homemade cosmetics and candles. Its distinctive, rich and sensual scent conjures up a feeling of elegance and confidence. Jasmine is considered one of the most alluring fragrances, which is why it is popular in perfumes, candles and care products.

Key benefits

• Usable in a wide variety of cosmetic products

• Suitable for soaps, candles, creams, scrubs, lotions and more

• Intense and long-lasting scent

• Can be combined with other perfumes and essential oils

Use

Jasmine fragrance oil is suitable for a variety of cosmetic and decorative products:

• Cosmetics: lotions, creams, shampoos, shower gels, scrubs

• Soaps: hard soaps (cold process), glycerine soaps

• Balms and ointments: lip balms, body ointments

• Home fragrances: candles, massage candles, air fresheners, fragrance tablets

Recommended concentrations:

• Creams, lotions, gels: 0.05% to 0.3%

• Soaps (cold process): 0.5% to 1.6%

• Balms and ointments: 0.1% to 0.5%

• Candles: around 12%

• Air fresheners: 10% to 40%

The scent of jasmine is highly distinctive – elegant, floral and warm. It works as an excellent base or middle note in many blends, especially in combination with vanilla, orange, sandalwood and ylang-ylang. The fragrance lasts a long time and gives the product a sophisticated character.

The fragrance oil is long-lasting, suitable for home use and professional formulations. It binds well with waxes, oils and emulsions, which makes it versatile for DIY projects.

• For external use only

• Do not apply directly to the skin – always dilute in a carrier

• Not suitable for oral use or for use by children without supervision

• Wear gloves and eye protection when working with larger quantities

• Store out of the reach of children, in a dark and cool place

INCI: Jasmine Fragrance, Hexyl cinnamal, Hidroxycitronellal, Citronellol, Geraniol, Eugenol, Geranyl acetate, Benzyl salisylate, Linalool, Terpineol

1. Is the fragrance suitable for massage candles?
Yes, if it is dosed correctly (up to 12%) and combined with plant butters and waxes.

2. Can I use it in solid soaps?
Yes, it holds up very nicely in cold process soaps.

3. How should I store it?
In a dark glass bottle, away from sunlight and moisture.

4. Is it also suitable for lip balms?
Yes, but at no more than 0.5% and only if it is not applied directly to the inside of the lips.