Jasmine Perfume
Fragrance Spice introduce Jasmine Perfume, while aiming to bringing joy to your everyday life.
You were out with your best friend doing some shopping stroll in a mall. While you’ve known her to mix-and-match her scents, a commonality seemed to persist every time the two of you were together. Curiosity got the better of you and you asked her. ‘Jasmine’, she said. ‘How about the other day when we had brunch?’ you inquired further. ‘Oh, that was also Jasmine, but a different brand. I was also wearing a different Jasmine at your parents’ anniversary party.’ Wow, your friend couldn’t seem to get enough of the scent, could she? If you don’t know why, read on.
What’s in The Name:
Jasmine is a shrub flower originally from the Himalayas and Asia. However, when the flower’s essence was purposed for essential oils and fragrances, it’s now being commercially grown across the world – Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, France, and Spain. Jasmine’s origin is from the Persian word ‘yasmin’ which meant ‘a gift from the Gods.’ Considered as a very sacred flower that proliferates as a vine, Jasmine is perceived as a flower of love and an aphrodisiac. In fact, in India, it was common practice to put white Jasmine flowers on the beds of newlyweds. And folklore-wise, it was believed to bring dreams, love, and mystery that enhance the nighttime’s magic.
The Jasmine Spell:
With Jasmine’s mingled scents of flower and wood, you’d be surprised to know that almost 83% of the women’s fragrances in the perfumery market are infused by Jasmine’s essence. The scent is so popular that even 33% of men’s fragrances have it, too! It must be its inherent subtle sweetness that made it irresistible for both sexes.
More Than Just a Scent:
Yeah, we know that fragrances aren’t just for a good sniff. It may also boost someone’s confidence and make a wearer feel comfortable mingling. However, fragrances infused with Jasmine do more than just that – they influence even the way your brain works. Jasmine’s scent affects your brain region that controls your emotions.
Apparently, Jasmine eases stress, depression, anxiety, fatigue, and even the women’s ‘mortal enemies’ – menstrual cramps and menopausal symptoms. For years, Jasmine’s intense fragrance had been linked with spirituality and healing, having been used for medicinal purposes for over a hundred years.
What Makes Jasmine Irresistible:
Favored for centuries, fragrances blended with Jasmine exudes an aura of sweet sensation. It is among the widely used botanical scents leveraged for ceremonial purposes because of its powerful, evocative, and highly fragrant essential oil. Under the Hindu practice, Jasmine flowers are holy offerings for the gods Vishnu and Kama, the latter being Hindu’s God of Love. Despite its intense scent, it’s still well-loved because of its delicateness and sweetness. While placing only second to rose under the sought-after floral scents, its aromatherapy effect makes it a common ingredient among women’s and men’s fragrances alike.
Jasmine as an Icon:
As the national flower of Pakistan, Jasmine is given out to pilgrims who make their way to Mecca in Persia and Arabia – as a symbol of gratitude and luck. For the Roman Catholics, the flower is viewed as a gesture of God’s love and is often related to the Virgin Mary. Even Italian Renaissance paintings show images of the iconic flower.
A-Listers of Jasmine-Inspired Fragrances:
- Byredo Flowerhead Eau de Parfum – Designed by Byredo in 2014, this fragrance is muskily bold and heady yet leaves the wearer with a sweet citrus-floral trail. The gourmand notes of jasmine, tuberose, lingonberry, and Sicilian lemon could make the wearer feel strong and feminine whether during the day or at night. Just a dab on the right spot would make you feel smelling great as you mingle with your colleagues at work or while having a movie night with friends.
- Gucci Bloom Eau de Parfum for Women – This fragrance gives a powder-fresh finish but with a bit of spice that somehow beats the florals. A latest addition to the design house in 2017, it was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas as a floral perfume with a smooth and silky personality.
- Alien Eau de Parfum – From the design house of Thierry Mugler, this fragrance is a smooth and sensual scent in an enchanting dark purple bottle that mirrors an amethyst – believed to cleanse negative energy. It’s a warm and simplistic mixture of Indian jasmine for top note, Cashmeran wood for a middle, and white amber for the base, and is captivating in its uniqueness favored by women for nighttime wear.
- Jo Malone White Jasmine & Mint Cologne – A feminine scent to bring your olfactory sense to greater heights, this fragrance offers a traditional hint of jasmine with a lighter feel. It exudes of a sun-drenched morning bliss as if you were in the center of an English country garden. Launched in 2007, this fragrance for women gives the spicy scents of black currant, mind, and coriander infused with the earthy bergamot and chamomile.This head-turning fragrance is ideal to wear while at work or even at a sweet dinner-for-two.
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