Give an account on the role of Jasminum ans in perfuming.

Answer

Jasminum:

Explanation

The essentail oil is present in the epidermal cells of the inner and outer surfaces of both the sepals and petals. One ton of Jasmine blossom yields about 2.5 to 3 kg of essentail oil .
Jasmine flowers have been used since ancient times om India for worship, ceremonial purpose incense and furmigants, as well as for making perfumed hair oils , cosmetics and soaps.
jasmine oil is an essentail oil is valued for its soothing , relaxing , antiderpressant qualities.
Jasmine blends well with other ferfumes. It is much used in nedren perfumery and cosmetics and has become popular in air freshners , anti - perspirants , talcum powders, shampoos and deodorants.
Rose :
Rose oil is one of the oldest and most expensive of perfume oils . The oil is concentrated in the epidermal cells on the inner surface of the petals.
Rose is largely used in perfunes , sceting soaps, flavouring soft drinks, liqueurs and certain typed of tobacco, particularly snuff of chewing tobacco.
Rose water ( panneer) containing much of Phenylethl alcohol and other compounds in dissolved confectioneries syrups and soft drinks.
In India , the water is much used in eye lotions and eye - washes . In addition , it is sprinkled on guests as a ceremonial welcome.