Jasmine is a plant of the Oleaceae family, which blooms small white flowers from July to September and gives off a rich, sweet fragrance. Jasmine is one of the four major florals along with rose, lily of the valley, and lily of the valley, and is used in many scented products, including perfumes. The fragrance is extracted using a solvent extraction method to produce Jasmin ABS. Joy, a famous fragrance made by Jean Patou, is still a beloved perfume today, and uses Jasmin ABS. The scent of jasmine tea, which is also popular in Japan, is the fragrance of a variety called Jasmin Sambac.