Family: Floral
Note: Middle
Our Concentration: 18%
Below you will find our offerings that allow you to experience the jasmine note in isolation. You can then use it to create your own custom perfume.
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Miami Perfume & Cologne Making Workshop
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Art Of Seduction (June 2025)
Nomad (June 2025)
What is Jasmine?
The jasmine note is synonymous with luxury, romance, and timeless beauty in the world of perfumery. Known for its rich, opulent aroma, jasmine has been revered for centuries as a symbol of sensuality and sophistication.
The jasmine note is derived from the delicate white flowers of the Jasminum genus, with Jasminum sambac and Jasminum grandiflorum being the most commonly used species in perfumery. Harvested during the early morning hours to preserve their intoxicating aroma, jasmine flowers are processed through methods like solvent extraction or enfleurage to produce jasmine absolute—a concentrated essence that captures the flower's heady and sweet fragrance.
Jasmine is cherished for its complex and multifaceted profile, combining sweet, floral, and slightly indolic nuances. Its versatility makes it a cornerstone in both traditional and contemporary fragrances.
Exoteric Properties
The jasmine note is often associated with sensuality, confidence, and emotional warmth. Its heady and intoxicating aroma has long been used in aromatherapy to promote relaxation, reduce stress, and uplift the mood. Studies suggest that jasmine’s fragrance can stimulate the release of serotonin, contributing to feelings of happiness and well-being.
In addition to its mood-enhancing properties, jasmine is often used in perfumes to add depth and richness, complementing lighter floral or citrusy notes and balancing heavier woody or musky accords.
Esoteric Properties
In spiritual and metaphysical contexts, jasmine symbolizes purity, love, and divine connection. Its rich and alluring aroma is believed to open the heart chakra, encouraging emotional openness, self-love, and connection to others.
Jasmine is also associated with lunar energy and femininity, making it a favored choice in rituals and practices aimed at enhancing intuition, creativity, and spiritual growth. Its intoxicating scent is thought to inspire a sense of divine connection and inner harmony.
Chemistry of Jasmine
The complex and captivating aroma of the jasmine note is attributed to its unique chemical composition:
- Benzyl Acetate: Provides the sweet, fruity facets of jasmine.
- Indole: Contributes to the slightly animalic and exotic quality.
- Linalool: Adds a fresh and floral aspect.
- Methyl Anthranilate: Lends a fruity, grape-like nuance.
Natural jasmine absolute is one of the most expensive raw materials in perfumery, leading to the development of synthetic alternatives. These synthetics aim to replicate the intricate balance of sweet, floral, and indolic elements found in natural jasmine, allowing for its use in a wider range of fragrances.
Famous Fragrances
The jasmine note has graced some of the most iconic perfumes in history, adding a touch of elegance and sensuality. Here are notable examples:
Women
- Dior J’Adore
- Chanel No. 5
- Lancôme Trésor
Men
- Tom Ford Noir Extreme
- Reflection Man by Amouage
- Gyan by Bvlgari
Unisex:
- Byredo Flowerhead
- A La Nuit by Serge Lutens
- Le Labo Jasmin 17
The jasmine note, with its rich history and intoxicating allure, remains a pillar of fine perfumery. Whether valued for its exoteric ability to uplift and soothe, its esoteric symbolism of love and intuition, or its intricate chemistry, jasmine continues to captivate fragrance enthusiasts worldwide. Its timeless elegance and versatility ensure its enduring place in the art of scent creation.
Our Jasmine fragrance contains the following essential oils: Petitgrain.