Jasmine

You are probably familiar with jasmine tea, brewed from the fragrant leaves of the jasmine plant, which has a delicate, sweet floral fragrance with a bright, fresh finish. Jasmine is extremely versatile and can be brewed as a tea, used as an essential oil, applied topically, or added to scented products or cosmetics. All of these uses have their own benefits and ways to enjoy all of the benefits of the plant’s aromatic compounds. When brewed as a tea, jasmine supports focus, promotes healthy skin, and helps lower cholesterol. When used in aromatherapy, it acts as a mood-booster, increases energy, and its antimicrobial properties help fight disease-causing bacteria. Jasmine is also excellent for the skin and helps hydrate dry skin, provides anti-aging benefits, and moisturizes. Jasmine is an excellent solution for sensitive skin and does not irritate the skin or lead to breakouts. It even helps to repair scars and reduce the appearance of blemishes, while evening out skin tone. Finally, when used to treat the scalp, it minimizes dandruff, dryness, and itching and helps restore the health of hair follicles to reduce hair breakage and promote hair health.