Jasmine Flowers – 50g

Description

Jasmine Flowers are dried aromatic flowers used in creams, washes, liniments, infusions, potpourri and scented
pillows. They bring a delicate floral character to DIY beauty and home-fragrance projects, especially where a soft
botanical aroma is wanted. Dried jasmine flowers can be infused into suitable liquids for short-use cosmetic
preparations or added dry to sachets and decorative blends. This listing is best treated as an aromatic botanical for
external and home projects unless food-use suitability is confirmed.

♡ Why we love it: Jasmine flowers add a graceful, classic floral note without overpowering a blend. They are lovely in
potpourri, scented pillows and gentle DIY cosmetic infusions where a soft botanical touch is wanted.

Key Properties

• Form: Dried flowers
• Aroma: Soft, floral and perfume-like
• Profile: Aromatic floral botanical
• Suitable For: Creams, Washes, Liniments, Infusions, Potpourri And Scented Pillows
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and strong odours

What It’s Used For

• Potpourri mixes and floral home-fragrance blends
• Scented pillows and drawer sachets
• Creams, washes and liniments
• Short-use botanical infusions for DIY cosmetic projects
• Decorative dried botanical blends
• Gentle aromatic self-care preparations

Who It’s For

This Product Is For:

• DIY beauty makers using dried flowers in external preparations
• Home-fragrance makers creating potpourri or sachets
• People wanting a soft floral botanical for scented pillows
• Natural crafters working with aromatic dried botanicals

This Product Is Not For:

• People needing confirmed food-grade jasmine
• Use on broken or irritated skin
• Water-based cosmetic products intended for long-term storage without preservation
• Anyone with known sensitivity to jasmine or strongly scented flowers

How To Use

• In Potpourri: Blend with other dried botanicals and keep in an open bowl or sachet.
• In Scented Pillows: Add to a small muslin bag and place inside a pillowcase or drawer.
• In Cosmetic Infusions: Infuse into water, alcohol, glycerine or another suitable medium according to your
  formulation.
• In Creams Or Washes: Use a well-strained infusion as part of a suitable formulation.
• Processing Tip: Strain infusions carefully before adding them to cosmetic preparations.

Safety Instructions

• For external and home-fragrance use unless food-use suitability is confirmed
• Patch test before topical use
• Avoid contact with eyes
• Do not apply to broken or irritated skin
• Discontinue use if any sensitivity or irritation occurs
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

FAQs

Q: Can Jasmine Flowers be used in potpourri?

A: Yes, they can be added to potpourri mixes, drawer sachets and scented pillows.

Q: Can I use Jasmine Flowers in creams?

A: Yes, they can be infused into a suitable medium and strained well for use in cosmetic formulations.

Q: Are these confirmed for tea or culinary use?

A: Food-use suitability has not been supplied for this listing, so culinary use is omitted until confirmed.

Q: Should I patch test jasmine preparations?

A: Yes, patch testing is recommended before topical use.