jasmine petals
Floral Family
Jasmine petals impart a rich, sweetly floral and slightly heady aroma, quintessential in many perfumes.
Intensity
strong
Longevity
moderate
Popularity
1 fragrances
Family
Floral
Olfactory Profile
floral
sweet
green
powdery
fresh
About jasmine petals
Jasmine petals are renowned for their intoxicatingly sweet, floral aroma that is both rich and highly nuanced. This middle note is derived from the flowers of the jasmine plant, primarily Jasminum officinale and Jasminum grandiflorum, which are native to tropical and warm temperate regions of the world. In perfumery, jasmine is cherished for its depth and complexity, bringing a sensual and exotic character to fragrances. Its extraction is traditionally done through enfleurage or solvent extraction, yielding an absolute that is highly valued in fine perfumery for its unmatched olfactory profile.
Natural Sources
- •Jasminum officinale
- •Jasminum grandiflorum
Synthetic Alternatives
Synthetic versions of jasmine, such as Hedione and other jasmine-inspired molecules, are widely used in perfumery to mimic its complex aroma at a lower cost and with consistent quality. These synthetic alternatives can offer a cleaner, more linear jasmine scent, which is versatile for a wide range of fragrances.
Perfumer's Tips
Jasmine petals are typically used as a middle note in perfumery to provide a warm, floral heart to the fragrance. It is best used sparingly due to its intense aroma and blending capabilities. Jasmine pairs well with a variety of notes and can be used to elevate the sophistication and depth of a fragrance.