Jasmine and its Ayurvedic Uses
JASMINE OILS MADE FROM ITS FLOWERS ARE EFFECTIVE IN FIGHTING SKIN PROBLEMS LIKE SUNBURNS AND RASHES. ITS JUICE IS SAID TO RESTORE THE SKIN’S MOISTURE AND ELASTICITY, THUS REDUCING THE APPEARANCE OF WRINKLES AND GIVING THE SKIN A HEALTHIER LOOK AND FEEL. JASMINE IS MOSTLY USED IN AROMATHERAPY. HERE, JASMINE IS SAID TO HAVE A CALMING, RELAXING EFFECT. IN ADDITION, THE SCENT OF THE FLOWER HELPS AS AN ANTI-DEPPRESSENT. JASMINE OIL IS AN APHRODISIAC AND HELPS RELIEVE INSOMNIA. IN INDIA IT IS SEEN THAT JASMINE IS SAID TO BE SUCH A GOOD APHRODISIAC, THE BRIDE AND GROOM’S BEDROOM ARE DECORATED WITH IT FOR THEIR WEDDING NIGHT.
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