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Do not use on psoriasis or eczema.
Do not use during pregnancy or if trying to conceive.
Contact a qualified aromatherapist if wanting to use in the late stages of pregnancy.
Do not combine with Marjoram.
Be aware that it can be so relaxing that it may impede concentration after use.
Traditionally used by qualified aromatherapists in the final stages of labour to induce childbirth. It strengthens contractions and assists with pain levels. It is effective in post-natal depression and promotes the flow of breast milk.
Used in diffusers for working with addiction problems and lifting depression.
Recognised to help with sexual problems such as impotence, premature ejaculation and low libido. The name Jasmine comes from Persia. Used medicinally in India, China and throughout the Middle-East, it has had a large status in rituals and ceremonial rites for centuries. In Turkey, the wood is used for making rope stems. In China, Jasmine tea is a firm favourite.
United KingdomThe oil is nice quality and blends well with my carrier oil.
