1. Perfume and Cologne:

As a base or accent fragrance in jasmine, oriental, lily of the valley, and tuberose scents, enhancing roundness and longevity; also used in men’s fragrances, classic examples include Dior Eau Sauvage, CK One, and Invictus.

2. Personal Care and Cosmetic Fragrances:

Fragrances in face creams, lotions, serums, hand creams, lipsticks, and eyeshadows, improving scent and user experience, imparting an elegant floral fragrance.

3. Daily Detergent and Home Care Fragrances:

Fragrances in soaps, shower gels, shampoos, laundry detergents, fabric softeners, air fresheners, and scented candles, providing long-lasting fragrance, alkali resistance, and washability, suitable for daily chemical formulations.

4. Food Fragrances (FEMA 3408):

Temporarily permitted for use according to GB2760, in jasmine-flavored beverages, candies, pastries, dairy products, and jellies, simulating the natural jasmine aroma and enhancing palatability and flavor complexity.

5. Tobacco Flavorings:

Used in cigarettes, e-liquids, etc., to improve the taste and aroma of smoke, increasing smoothness and sweetness, and enhancing the vaping experience.

6. Fragrance Bases and Puree Formulations:

Synthetic artificial jasmine puree, jasmine/tuberose base; used in small amounts to enrich and smooth lily-of-the-valley fragrances, and can also harmonize with woody notes, suitable for various fragrances such as orchid, oriental, and new cologne.

7. Aromatherapy and Fragrance:

Essential oils, diffusers, and diffuser consumables, creating a soothing and pleasant atmosphere; can also be used as a component for diluting essential oils.