Jasmine Hydrosol / Bunga Melati Pure 100% | Jasminum sambac

Jasmine Hydrosol / Bunga Melati Pure 100% | Jasminum sambac

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Brand: DDistillers
Product Code: BC00611_JNH
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Tags: DDistillers, Jasmine Hydrosol, Jasmine Water, Jasmine Flower Hydrosol, Jasminum sambac Hydrosol, Jasminum sambac, Air Bunga Melati, Air Melati, Hidrosol Melati, Steam Distillation, Hydrosol, Face Mist, Natural Cosmetic, Toner

APPLICATIONS & USES:

Skin Care (toner/face mist): Refreshes, hydrates, and lightly perfumes the skin.
Aromatherapy: Room spray, pillow spray, and linen mist for calming ambience.
Hair & Scalp Care: Light hair mist for freshness and natural fragrance.
Natural Hygiene: Mild antimicrobial spray for skin and surfaces.

FORMULATION IDEAS:

Recipe 1 – Jasmine Face Mist / Toner (100 mL)

Jasmine Hydrosol — 92 mL (92%)
Aloe vera juice — 4 mL (4%)
Vegetable glycerin — 2 mL (2%)
Pentylene glycol — 1 mL (1%, optional)
Natural preservative — 1 mL (1%)

Blend all, adjust pH to 5.0–5.5, store in sterilized spray bottle.

Recipe 2 – Jasmine Body / Linen Spray (100 mL)

Jasmine Hydrosol — 96.5 mL (96.5%)
Distilled water — 2 mL (2%)
Jasmine absolute (optional) — 0.2 mL (0.2%)
Solubilizer (Polysorbate 20) — 0.5 mL (0.5%)
Preservative — 0.5 mL (0.5%)

Blend and store in spray bottle.

Recipe 3 – Cooling Compress (100 mL)

Jasmine Hydrosol — 85 mL (85%)
Witch hazel water — 13 mL (13%)
Glycerin — 2 mL (2%)

Use as cold compress for skin soothing or muscle relaxation.

Recipe 4 – Jasmine Hair Mist (100 mL)

Jasmine Hydrosol — 90 mL (90%)
Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B5) — 3 mL (3%)
Propanediol — 3 mL (3%)
Natural preservative — 1 mL (1%)
Peppermint EO (optional) — 0.1 mL (0.1%)

Apply as hair and scalp refresher.

Recipe 5 – Pillow / Sleep Spray (30 mL)

Jasmine Hydrosol — 29.1 mL (97%)
Lavender EO (optional) — 0.06 mL (0.2%)
Solubilizer — 0.15 mL (0.5%)
Preservative — 0.15 mL (0.5%)

Spray lightly on pillows before sleep.

Not a medicinal product. Not intended to replace professional diagnosis or medical treatment. Individual results may vary.

SCIENTIFIC REFERENCES:

1. Essential Oil Analysis of Jasminum grandiflorum, Jasminum sambac and Polianthus tuberosa Flowers (FT-IR & GC-MS)

2. Comparative transcriptome analysis of Jasminum sambac

3. Buying Contaminated Hydrosols – Formulabotanica

4. Health Benefits of Jasmine Sambac – Global Healing

5. Elixir from Heaven: Jasmine Hydrosol

6. Hydrosols Learning Resource – JPPIPA

7. All About Aromatherapy Hydrosols – Oshadhi

8. Pharmacognosy Journal – Jasminum sambac Pharmacological Activities

9. Jasmine & Aromatherapy Review – PMC

10. Hydrosols: Unlocking Their Potential – PMC

11. Aromatherapy Mechanisms – PMC

12. Bioactive Compounds of Jasminum sambac – PMC

13. Mood Effects of Jasmine – PMC

14. Jasmine in Medicine and Therapy – PMC

15. Aromatherapy Effect of Jasmine Scent – PubMed

16. Neuroprotective Potential of Jasmine Compounds – PubMed

17. Ethnobotany & Herbal Studies – SAAP Journals

18. Jasmine Essential Oils and Bioactivity – American Journal of Biochemistry

19. Hydrosols: Traditional Uses and Modern Applications – Academia.edu

20. Hydrodistillation and Volatile Compounds Identified from Jasmine Sambac

21. Molecules Journal – Phytochemistry of Jasminum

22. Jasmine Water (Hydrolat) Product Information – O&3

23. Hydrosols & Water-Soluble Essential Oils – ResearchGate

24. Studies on Floral Morphology of Jasminum sambac – ResearchGate

25. Hydrolates: By-products of Essential Oil Distillation – ResearchGate

26. Morphological Characterization of Jasminum sambac Genotypes – ResearchGate

27. Ethnobotany and Pharmacognostical Studies of Jasminum sambac

28. Hydrosols and Essential Oils in Aromatherapy – ScienceDirect

THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES:

Anti-inflammatory & Antioxidant: Flavonoids and linalool help reduce oxidative stress and inflammation.
Antimicrobial: Exhibits mild antibacterial activity due to volatile compounds such as benzyl acetate and indole.
Relaxation & Mood Enhancement: Clinical studies show jasmine aroma improves mood, increases alertness, and reduces fatigue.
Digestive Support: Traditionally used to alleviate stomach discomfort.
Soothing Skin Effect: Cooling, calming, and gentle on sensitive skin.

Halal Certificate: 15240067741220

Export Documentation Available

Certificate of Analysis (COA)
Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
Phytosanitary Certificate
Halal Certificate
CITES permit (required for international trade)

JASMINE HYDROSOL / HIDROSOL BUNGA MELATI By DDISTILLERS

INCI Name: Jasminum Sambac Flower Water
Product Category: Single hydrosols, purity: 100%
Product Code: BC00611_JNH
Barcode: –
HS Code: 33019010
CAS No.: 91770-14-8
FEMA No.: –

Extraction Method: Steam distillation.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Jasmine Hydrosol is an aromatic water-based liquid obtained as a co-product of the steam distillation of Jasminum sambac (L.) Aiton flowers, a fragrant evergreen shrub of the Oleaceae family. During steam distillation, water vapor extracts volatile compounds from jasmine blossoms, producing two phases after condensation: essential oil (upper phase) and hydrosol (lower aqueous phase) rich in water-soluble polar compounds.

Unlike essential oils, hydrosols contain only trace amounts of aromatic molecules, resulting in a much gentler effect while still retaining the characteristic jasmine profile. Gas Chromatography–Mass Spectrometry (GC–MS) analysis of jasmine flowers has identified key volatiles such as benzyl acetate, benzyl alcohol, linalool, indole, cis-jasmone, and methyl anthranilate. A small portion of these compounds diffuses into the hydrosol phase, contributing to its light, exotic, and refreshing floral character.

Physical Specifications: Clear to slightly cloudy liquid, colorless to pale yellow, with a pH of 4.0–6.5 depending on raw material freshness and distillation conditions.
Organoleptic Properties: Sweet, floral, delicate, and refreshing aroma with fruity-green undertones and subtle indolic notes. Softer and lighter than jasmine essential oil or absolute, making it a suitable choice for sensitive skin care. On the skin, it provides a cooling, soothing, and softening effect, popular in face toners, facial mists, body sprays, and natural room sprays.

BOTANICAL AND MORPHOLOGY

Taxonomy:

Kingdom: Plantae
Division: Magnoliophyta (flowering plants)
Class: Magnoliopsida (dicotyledons)
Order: Lamiales
Family: Oleaceae
Genus: Jasminum
Species: Jasminum sambac (L.) Aiton

Morphological Features:

Plant Type: Evergreen shrub or vine.
Height: Typically 0.5–3 m, up to 5 m with support.
Stem: Woody, highly branched; green when young, turning grey-brown with age.
Leaves:

Simple, ovate-lanceolate.
Size: 2–9 cm long, 1.5–4 cm wide.
Glossy dark green upper surface, paler underside.
Opposite arrangement.

Flowers:

Star-shaped, usually with 5–9 petals (sometimes double-petaled).
Pure white, aging to yellowish.
Intensely sweet, exotic fragrance due to benzyl acetate, indole, linalool, and cis-jasmone.
Blooming primarily from dusk to night (nocturnal bloom) when aroma is strongest.

Roots: Taproot with lateral branches, adaptable to sandy-loam tropical soils with good drainage.

Distinctive Characteristics:

Evergreen, flowering year-round in tropical climates.
Smaller flowers than Jasminum grandiflorum, but with stronger fragrance.
High cultural, spiritual, and commercial value in Southeast Asia.
Widely used in jasmine tea, perfumery, aromatherapy, hydrosols, and essential oils.

HISTORY AND USAGE

Hydrosols, also known as floral waters, have been documented since ancient civilizations in Egypt, Persia, India, and the Arab world, used for beauty, medicine, and spiritual rituals. Avicenna (Ibn Sina) in the 10th century refined steam distillation methods, producing both essential oils and hydrosols.

Jasmine (Jasminum sambac) has been used for millennia in Ayurveda (for relaxation, skin care, digestive health), Traditional Chinese Medicine (as tea and herbal tonics), and Southeast Asian culture (in rituals, adornments, and as a symbol of purity). Early forms of jasmine floral water were likely prepared through simple infusion or distillation, though less documented compared to rosewater.

From the 18th–19th century, modern steam distillation enabled commercial essential oil production, with hydrosols initially treated as by-products. By the late 20th century, however, the aromatherapy and natural cosmetics industry recognized jasmine hydrosol as a standalone product: gentler, safer, and more versatile than concentrated essential oils.

Today, jasmine hydrosol is considered an “elixir water” for wellness, skin care, and aromatherapy, bridging traditional heritage with modern green beauty formulations.

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Specification
Source of Material	Source material: Jasmine flowers. Origin: Indonesian
Cultivation	Conventionally harvested and periodically replanted to ensure sustainability
Organoleptik	Appearance: Clear liquid, colorless to pale yellow. Aroma: Light floral fragrance; very sweet, rich, and intense.
Solubility	Soluble in water and alcohol; insoluble in oil
Blend well	Blends well with other hydrosols and essential oils
Downstream product application	Cosmetics and Personal Care Formulation
Shelf Life	12 months
Storage instructions	Store in a dark glass bottle with a tight seal. Keep away from heat and direct sunlight. Ideal temperature: 10–25°C. Use within 6–12 months after opening.
Allergies and general precautions	Perform a patch test before topical use. Do not apply to eyes or sensitive areas. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Oral consumption only under authorized approval. Keep out of reach of children.