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fragrance ingredient · aromatic agent · skin conditioning agent
Jasmin Absolute
Also known as: Jasminum grandiflorum extract, Jasmine oil
Category
fragrance
Bottom Line: Jasmin Absolute is generally considered safe for use in cosmetics and food, though some individuals may experience sensitivities.
Quick Answer
✔ Generally Safe If:
- used in diluted forms in cosmetics
- applied to intact skin
- consumed in small amounts in food
- not used by individuals with known allergies
⚠ Use with Awareness If:
- you have sensitive skin or allergies
- using in high concentrations
- pregnant or breastfeeding
- combining with other potent fragrances
✕ Avoid If:
- you have a known allergy to jasmine
- applying to broken or irritated skin
- consuming in large quantities
- using in products for children
Chemical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|
Common Use Cases
4 Categories
Cosmetic
Perfumes, lotions, soaps, hair products. Use in moderation to avoid skin irritation.
Food
Flavoring agents, desserts, beverages. Generally safe in small amounts; check for allergies.
Pharmaceutical
Aromatherapy oils, topical creams. Consult a healthcare provider for medicinal use.
Supplement
Herbal supplements, essential oils. Use under guidance; potential for allergic reactions.
Safety by Route of Exposure
dermal
dermal
Risk Level: Low
Jasmin Absolute is generally safe for skin contact but may cause irritation in sensitive individuals.
oral
oral
Risk Level: Moderate
Ingestion of Jasmin Absolute can lead to gastrointestinal discomfort; caution is advised.
inhalation
inhalation
Risk Level: Low to Moderate
Inhalation of Jasmin Absolute is typically safe, but may cause respiratory irritation in some individuals.
ocular
ocular
Risk Level: High
Contact with eyes can cause significant irritation; immediate rinsing is recommended.
Who Should Use or Avoid
⚠ Higher Risk Groups
- infants_children — Higher risk of adverse reactions due to sensitivity.
- pregnant — Limited safety data; use with caution.
✔ Well-Tolerated Groups
- general_adult — Typically well tolerated with minimal risk.
- elderly — Generally safe but should monitor for sensitivity.
Population-Specific Safety Data
| Population | Risk Level | Considerations |
|---|---|---|
| general_adult | Low | Generally well tolerated; however, individual sensitivities may vary. |
| pregnant | Moderate | Limited data on safety during pregnancy; use with caution. |
| infants_children | High | Higher sensitivity to essential oils; potential for adverse reactions. |
| breastfeeding | Low to Moderate | Limited data on excretion in breast milk; use cautiously. |
| elderly | Low | Generally well tolerated, but monitor for sensitivity. |
| sensitive_skin | Moderate | Individuals with sensitive skin may experience irritation. |
Toxicology Data
3 Endpoints
Jasmin Absolute is widely used in cosmetics and food, with varying safety assessments.
| Endpoint | Value | Test Method | Interpretation | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skin Irritation | non-irritating | Human patch test | Low concern for irritation | CIR Safety Assessment (2012) |
| Sensitization | positive in some individuals | Human sensitization study | Moderate concern for sensitization | SCCS Opinion (2015) |
| LD50 Oral | not established | Not available | Insufficient data for acute toxicity | EFSA Opinion (2018) |
Data Quality: All toxicology values are sourced from verified regulatory assessments (CIR, SCCS, ECHA REACH) following OECD test guidelines. Values are used to calculate the Ingredient Safety Score (ISS).
Scientific Evidence
Key Assessments
Jasmin Absolute is widely used in cosmetics and food, with varying safety assessments.
- Commonly used in perfumes and flavorings.
- Potential for skin sensitization in some individuals.
- Regulatory assessments vary by region.
Switch to Detailed mode to view full scientific assessments and citation database.
CIR
Report: Safety Assessment of Jasmine Absolute
Year: 2012
Conclusion: Generally safe for use in cosmetics at recommended concentrations.
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SCCS
Report: Opinion on Jasmine Absolute
Year: 2015
Conclusion: Safe for use in cosmetic products with restrictions on concentration.
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EFSA
Report: Scientific Opinion on Jasmine Extracts
Year: 2018
Conclusion: Considered safe for use in food flavoring at specified limits.
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Regulatory Status
Global
Jasmin Absolute is permitted in cosmetics and food, with some restrictions in the EU. Switch to Detailed mode for full regulatory breakdown.
US
FDAPERMITTED
None
EU
European CommissionRESTRICTED
Limited concentration in cosmetics
UK
UK GovernmentPERMITTED
None
CA
Health CanadaPERMITTED
None
Frequently Asked Questions
While generally safe, some individuals may experience allergic reactions or sensitivities.
Yes, it is permitted in food flavoring, but should be used in moderation.
Possible side effects include skin irritation and allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
Version History
Audit Trail
| Version | Date | ISS Score | What Changed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.0.0 - Initial enrichment | 2026-04-20T04:10:32.310646Z | — | Initial data enrichment via 3-phase structured outputs |
⚠ Important Notice: This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical, professional, or regulatory advice. HumanSafe™ evaluates ingredient safety across cosmetics, food, and supplements. Scores are exposure-route and context-specific. Always consult product-specific information and, if needed, a healthcare professional for medical concerns.