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Jasminum Officinale Flower Water

The aqueous distillate of jasmine flowers, used as a fragrant, conditioning water phase ingredient.

What it is

Jasminum officinale flower water is the water obtained from the steam distillation of jasmine flowers, also known as a hydrosol or floral water. It contributes a light floral scent and mild conditioning to the water phase of a formula and can partly replace plain water. It is used for sensory and conditioning purposes rather than as a functional active.

Safety & warnings

Floral waters are largely water with trace aromatic constituents and are usually well tolerated, but because jasmine naturally contains fragrant components, it may matter to those with fragrance sensitivities. Trace naturally occurring fragrance constituents can include recognized allergens.

Origin & sourcing

Plant-derived; the aqueous distillate produced when jasmine (Jasminum officinale) flowers are steam distilled.

Questions everyone asks

What is jasmine flower water?

It is the aromatic water left from distilling jasmine flowers, used to add a light scent and conditioning to a formula.

Can it cause sensitivity?

It is generally mild, but its natural aromatic constituents may be a consideration for people sensitive to fragrance.

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