Jasmine Sambac
Part of our Oils range, manufactured and exported by Arizone International LLP.
Jasmine Sambac Absolute is a fresh, sweet, green and intensely floral aromatic extract obtained from the flowers of Jasminum sambac, known in India as mogra. It has a brighter, fresher and more fruity-green scent than Jasmine grandiflorum and is highly valued in fine perfumery, attars, luxury cosmetics and aromatherapy.
Arizone International supplies Jasmine Sambac absolute, concrete and mogra attar for perfumers, attar makers, luxury cosmetic brands and aromatherapy companies.
About Mogra
Jasminum sambac is an evergreen shrub with small, white, star-shaped flowers that bloom at night and release a powerful, sweet fragrance. It is native to South and Southeast Asia and is the national flower of the Philippines (sampaguita) and Indonesia (melati putih). In India, mogra is grown mainly in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and other southern states, and Madurai malli is famous enough to have received a Geographical Indication (GI) tag. The flowers are used in garlands, gajras, weddings and temples, and jasmine tea in China is traditionally scented with sambac flowers.
How Jasmine Sambac Absolute Is Made
Like other jasmines, sambac flowers are too delicate for steam distillation. The flowers are picked in the early evening, just before they open, and extracted with a solvent to make a concrete. The concrete is then processed with alcohol to produce the absolute. Several hundred kilograms of flowers are needed for one kilogram of absolute. Mogra is also used in the traditional deg-bhapka distillation into sandalwood oil to make mogra attar.
Aroma and Composition
- LinaloolOften a major component, giving a fresh, floral lift.
- Benzyl AcetateAdds a sweet, fruity note.
- Methyl AnthranilateGives a grape-like, sweet nuance.
- IndoleAdds richness and depth.
- Alpha-Farnesene and Cis-3-Hexenyl BenzoateContribute green, fresh notes.
Sambac vs Grandiflorum
Jasmine grandiflorum (chameli) is warmer, richer and more classically "jasmine". Jasmine sambac (mogra) is fresher, greener, fruitier and more intense. Perfumers often use both, sometimes together, for different effects.
Applications
- Fine perfumery and white-floral accords
- Mogra attars and traditional Indian perfumes
- Luxury skin care and body oils
- Hair oils and hair perfumes
- Aromatherapy blends
- Jasmine tea flavouring, where permitted
Safety and Dilution
Jasmine sambac absolute is powerful and should always be diluted before skin use. It may cause sensitisation in some people, and IFRA standards apply. A patch test is recommended. Absolutes may contain trace residual solvent within permitted limits. Not for internal use. Keep out of reach of children.
Quality Parameters
- Botanical identity (Jasminum sambac)
- Gas chromatography profile
- Aroma evaluation against reference samples
- Residual solvent content
- Colour and consistency
Packaging and Storage
Supplied in aluminium or amber glass bottles. Store tightly closed in a cool, dark place.
Tips for Buyers and Formulators
Mogra absolute gives a fresher, greener jasmine note than grandiflorum, so many perfumers blend both for a fuller effect. For attars, ask for mogra distilled into sandalwood oil in the traditional deg-bhapka method.
Why Choose Arizone International?
We are an India-based supplier and exporter of essential oils, absolutes and attars, located in Daman near Gujarat. We supply Jasmine Sambac absolute and mogra attar with COA, GC reports and full export documentation.
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Specifications
- Category
- Oils
- Physical Form
- Viscous liquid – solvent-extracted absolute
- Grade Options
- Cosmetic / Fragrance / Aromatherapy grade
- Packaging
- Aluminium or amber glass bottles (100 g – 5 kg); larger lots in aluminium cans
- Country of Origin
- India
- Shelf Life
- 24 months in original sealed packing
- Storage Conditions
- Tightly closed, full containers in a cool (below 25°C), dark place away from heat and flames
Applications
- Fine perfumery and white-floral accords
- Mogra attars and traditional Indian perfumes
- Luxury skin care and body oils
- Hair oils and hair perfumes
- Aromatherapy blends
- Jasmine tea flavouring, where permitted
Compliance
Mogra is the Indian name for Jasminum sambac, the small white jasmine used in gajras, garlands, weddings and temple offerings.
Jasmine Sambac is fresher, greener, fruitier and more intense. Grandiflorum (chameli) is warmer and richer.
Yes. We supply mogra attar in sandalwood and other bases, as well as Jasmine Sambac absolute.
We share a GC-MS report and COA for Jasmine Sambac, which show its main components and help confirm purity.
Yes. Samples of Jasmine Sambac are available on request, which helps your team evaluate it before a larger order.
We export Jasmine Sambac from India to buyers in the USA, the UK, the EU, the Middle East, Australia and 40+ other countries. Orders ship by sea or air on EXW, FOB, CIF or DAP terms, with a certificate of analysis and a certificate of origin.
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