Jasmine Absolute

About this material

While India is the largest general supplier of Jasmine Grandiflorum to the world, Egypt also has a roaring trade. Despite being the same species, the three main origins (India, Egypt and France) are very different. Egypt: Light, diaphanous, delicate. India : Rich, almost tuberose-like, intense France : Creamy and unctuous, almost enfleurage-like The Egyptian oil is the most "classic" and lends itself very well to modern fragrances when you need an obviously natural luxurious jasmine note to blend with a lighter minimalistic profile. It can also be used in richer floral blends where its sheer quality can add space and freshness without sacrificing volume. Very small amounts are all that are n… — Fraterworks

Usage in formulas

The 105th most used material of 1414 in the catalogue, present in 98 of 806 formulas. Used when a specific effect is wanted, not out of habit.