Jasmine

Jasmine has a reputation for being delicate, but the scent itself is surprisingly strong—floral, yes, but also rich and slightly indolic, with a warmth that lingers. It's the kind of fragrance that tends to divide people: some find it intoxicating, others prefer it sparingly.

Ours is extracted from night-blooming jasmine flowers, harvested when their scent is most concentrated. The process is careful and slow, which is why genuine jasmine oil is rarely inexpensive. What you're getting is the real thing, not a synthetic approximation.

Ways to use it: A single drop in a diffuser is often enough—jasmine is potent. Dilute well with a carrier oil if you're using it on skin; it's traditionally worn as a personal fragrance. Some people find it helps ease tension, while others simply appreciate the way it transforms a space.

Jasmine has been valued in perfumery and traditional practices for thousands of years. We're not making grand claims about it, just offering access to a scent that's held people's attention for that long for good reason.