Jasmine Flowers Jasminum Grandiflorum - Bulk - 500G

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Jasmine Flowers are bulk dried flowers from Jasminum grandiflorum , used in creams, washes, liniments, infusions and aromatic home projects. They bring a delicate floral note to cosmetic preparations, bath salts, scrubs, potpourri and scented pillows. The flowers can be extracted into water, alcohol or glycerine and incorporated into creams, serums or other suitable formulations.

The bulk format suits natural formulators, refill stores, home-fragrance makers and small-batch brands using jasmine regularly. Why we love it: Jasmine flowers add a soft, elegant floral character to both beauty and home-fragrance projects. The bulk format is practical for makers preparing repeated batches of sachets, bath products, creams, serums and gentle botanical infusions.

Key Properties Botanical Name: Jasminum grandiflorum Form: Dried flowers Aroma: Delicate, floral and perfume-like Profile: Aromatic floral botanical Suitable For: Creams, Washes, Liniments, Infusions, Serums, Bath Salts, Scrubs, Potpourri And Scented Pillows Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct light and strong odours What It's Used For Creams, serums, washes and liniments Water, alcohol or glycerine extracts for cosmetic formulation Bath salts and body scrubs Potpourri mixes and floral home-fragrance blends Scented pillows, sachets and drawer fresheners Bulk botanical blending for small-batch beauty and home products Who It's For This Product Is For: Natural formulators using jasmine in creams, serums or washes Small-batch brands making bath products, scrubs or botanical infusions Home-fragrance makers creating potpourri and sachets Bulk users wanting an aromatic dried floral ingredient This Product Is Not For: People needing confirmed food-grade jasmine Use on broken or irritated skin Water-based cosmetic products intended for long-term storage without preservation Anyone with known sensitivity to jasmine or strongly scented flowers How To Use As a Cosmetic Infusion: Extract into water, alcohol or glycerine, then strain well before adding to a formulation.

In Creams Or Serums: Use a properly prepared and well-strained extract according to your formulation. In Bath Salts Or Scrubs: Blend dried flowers into dry products or use a strained infusion where suitable. In Potpourri Or Sachets: Combine with other dried botanicals and place in bowls, muslin bags or scented pillows.

Processing Tip: For bulk batches, strain extracts thoroughly and preserve water-based formulations appropriately. Safety Instructions For external and home-fragrance use unless food-use suitability is confirmed Patch test before topical use Avoid contact with eyes Do not apply to broken or irritated skin Discontinue use if any sensitivity or irritation occurs Keep out of reach of children and pets FAQs Q: What is the bulk jasmine flower listing best suited to?

A: It is best suited to repeat-use cosmetic infusions, bath products, potpourri, sachets and small-batch formulations. Q: Can Jasmine Flowers be extracted for creams or serums? A: Yes, they can be extracted into water, alcohol or glycerine and strained well before formulation use. Q: Can I add them to bath salts?

A: Yes, they can be blended into bath salts and scrubs for a floral botanical touch. Q: Are these suitable for culinary use? A: Food-use suitability has not been supplied for this listing, so culinary use should be confirmed before use.