Ingredient guide

Jasmine

Jasmine is a delicate floral extract widely used in British skincare and fragrance for its calming scent and soothing properties. Derived from the white blossoms of the jasmine plant, it brings a luxurious, romantic touch to creams, serums, and perfumes. Shoppers often choose it for its gentle, aromatic profile that feels both indulgent and skin-friendly.

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How it works in skincare

In cosmetics and skincare, jasmine absolute or jasmine essential oil is valued for its natural aromatic compounds that provide a soft, floral scent while helping to condition the skin. It is commonly blended into moisturisers, facial oils, bath products and hair treatments where it imparts a delicate fragrance and works as a soothing botanical ingredient that complements other calming extracts.

Key benefits

  • Delivers a luxurious natural floral scent
  • Helps soothe and calm the skin
  • Conditions and softens skin texture
  • Suitable for use in sensitive skin formulations
  • Adds a romantic aroma to hair and body products
  • Enhances the sensory experience of creams and serums

Best for

dry skin, sensitive skin, mature skin, normal skin

Where it comes from

Jasmine is obtained from the delicate white flowers of the Jasminum officinale or Jasminum grandiflorum plant, native to parts of Asia but widely cultivated in warmer climates. The fragrant oil or absolute is typically extracted from the blossoms through solvent extraction or enfleurage.

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