Why Jasmine Oil Is So Expensive | So Expensive

[@vishnuprasath014]

It is nice to see Indian business as a source for foreign luxurious perfumes and that India's jasmine reserves are so much of value to other countries.

[@ws8061]

It's nice seeing it produced in a mostly mechanized facility that looks clean and safe as well.

[@vishnuprasath014]

@@ws8061 yeah

[@milla196]

Imagino o perfume exalado no ambiente!!!Maravilha!!🙏

[@MichaelCWBell]

Wow what a beautiful and laborious activity to harness this gift of God. I recently ordered 5ml of Jasmine oil at around $45 US. But even opening the tiny bottle, the scent lingered on my senses for ten minutes without even turning the bottle upside down. So to me it’s worth every dollar for such earthly gifts.

[@michaelproust7891]

Jasmin flowers have an exquisite but delicate perfume, that place would smell fantastic, the flower must be picked before sunrise: see Susskind.

[@channelchanel7488]

Jasminum sambac is the national flower of Indonesia ... My neighbours have it in their yard...

[@CaseyPlants]

This is what I know as Arabian Jasmine. I’ve heard people refer to Grand Duke of Tuscany as Sambac. In my experience they both smell the same. Grand Duke is definitely stronger.

[@TaLeng2023]

What's the difference? I know the sampaguita we have in my country is sambac at least.

[@CaseyPlants]

@@TaLeng2023 I’ve noticed everyone calls them something different 😂 I don’t know anymore lol

[@TaLeng2023]

@@CaseyPlants I think it's coz Jasminum sambac have a wide range. I believe it's also what Hawaiians call pikake.

[@alwaysyouramanda]

😂 now I understand why my boyfriend said it smells like dookie

[@karankafley6467]

Like how he say smells memories ❤

[@tigerbunny6328]

We need more manufacturing units in India. We have so much good quality raw material but have to export it to foreign brands who end up making most of the profit.

[@rknimai8594]

If only 5000 buds are required to produce 1 kg of essential oil it would not be that pricey. In fact it needs about 1 million buds to produce 1 kg of essential oil that is why it is pricey

[@israelhydroponics8659]

5000 buds equate to 1 kg of flower buds (not oil). 1 kg of oil is 1000*5000=5M flower buds.

[@cartooncompany3059]

In this video they say he gets flowers for 500 rupees a kg, so to make get 1 ton he has to pay 5lakh rupees, and if 1 kilo of jasmine equals 5000 dollars and one dollar being 83 it only makes 4.15 lakh and no one will do business like that, either that guy is exaggerating the amount of flowers being used or lying the actual profit he is making by selling it

[@yrsreddyvoiceover5955]

Whatever the flower prices are there they are daily vary from day to day that’s the reason one day it can be 800 and other day it can be 100 also depends on Market supply and Muhurthams and festivals in India

[@capriconcap7531]

3:23 " A kilo of Jasmine have 5000 buds" he clearly mentioned it

[@drshahnaz1]

Which solvent is used to make concrete?? Please answer

[@espem88]

Hexane

[@ShivalingappaRevadigar-wx5pf]

Great work sir, congratulations.

[@parag_Parag]

I feel it's chocolate cocoa story... Nobody knows guerlan

[@murugesansakthivel9749]

Best make one jasmine oil making company in mathurai and make it pattern for this city

[@pilasalki7548]

ବଢିଆ

[@murugesansakthivel9749]

Ya super documentary

[@souravbera6255]

I am a producer of fresh mogra/aribian Jasmine flower, I want to sell it to perfume or oil making company Directly what can I do for it?

[@vinaymgowda6654]

Where is your unit located

[@rohanbhise514]

is Mogra and Jasmin is same thing or different?

[@loveproposals1470]

1 kg prize

[@princessharry3889]

Good let them stay ì Indian and do that