The ripe, deep character of jasmine
We present to you the oriental variant of jasmine: not the lighter, fresher floral line, but the deeper, more mature, slightly more spicy character known as a foundational element of Indian and Arabian fragrance culture. The fragrance is full and intense in the first minutes, then softens over a few hours into a gentler, balsamic heart note. The air in the room becomes mature and warming, not oppressively sweet.
How to use it in a diffuser
Drop 3-5 drops into the lukewarm water bowl of the diffuser. Keep in mind that this is an intense fragrance — in a smaller room (10-15 m²) 2-3 drops may be enough. The warmth slowly releases the fragrance and accompanies you for 2-3 hours. A 10 ml bottle, with 3-4 uses per week, lasts you 4-6 months.
Other ways to use it
You may also drip it onto a neutral fragrance stick base, onto charcoal, or onto a handkerchief. A few drops on a handkerchief on the bedside table may help you fall asleep, if you favour warm, mature floral fragrances. Do NOT apply it directly to the skin — this is a fragrance oil, not a body care product.
Storage and cautions
Store in a cool, dark place, well sealed. The glass colour and screw cap protect it from light and air. Shake gently before use. Keep out of reach of children and pets, do not consume, avoid eye contact. If it gets on the skin, wash off with water; in case of eye contact, rinse with plenty of water and seek medical advice.
Whom we recommend it to
We recommend it to you if you favour characterful, ripe, spicy-floral fragrances and specifically seek the mood of Indian-Arabian fragrance culture. It suits cooler evenings, a quiet dinner, long reading, or a cold winter afternoon particularly well. If you buy it as a gift, you may be sure that it gives a memorable, characterful experience.