Full

Linalool, Eugenol, Farnesol, Geraniol, and a handful of other "chemic-yls" and "chemic-ols" right on the perfume oil rollerball label. I don't mind it on outer packaging or a box, and I quite appreciate the full disclosure of ingredients, but reading this every time I go to apply it kind of ruins the romance of scent for me. Especially when there isn't a single natural ingredient in the list. By the way, some of these aroma chemicals can be classified as alcohols which contradicts the 'free from alcohol' claim on the label. I understand that many chemical constituents occur organically in nature, but if Full did contain any natural jasmine oil, wouldn't it make that claim? And there is not a single natural carrier oil listed for this "Concentrated Perfume Oil." The 'What's-in-there? Don't-care' side of me tells me that this is indeed sambac jasmine, a sunny basketful of the freshest newly picked blossoms along with a few unopened green rosebuds. It truly does smell like the garlands offered on the streets of Thailand as katemax notes. Truthfully, I'm impressed by realism in the aroma. I have 10% jasmine sambac absolute in fractionated coconut oil which smells almost the same, only nuanced with botanic indole and a little woodier and a hint masculine. I purchased it from an essential oil website and it's lovely, expensive and precious but evaporates quickly on the skin, and has somewhat naturally aged. With Full, I was hoping to get an expertly blended oil with better longevity. What arrives is an expertly blended container of synthetics. In all fairness, Al-Rehab doesn't directly claim to use natural ingredients and is probably no different to the majority of perfumes on the market, however, I'm disappointed that this isn't an authentic attar of natural oils and feel that the labeling is deceptive. Perhaps I'm just behind the evolution of how the English language gets acceptably distorted over time to accommodate for profit. Perhaps 'attar' doesn't have the same meaning in the Western world as it does in the East. But there is quite clearly, no trace of steam distilled essential oils here. In any event, it feels like cheap Arabian exoticism marketed to a none-the-wiser Western world in search of unfamiliar novelties. There is nothing 'high quality' in this like their website claims, nor is it 'traditional' or contain any 'precious' ingredients. Being in the marketing industry myself, I abhor misleading labeling and advertising without integrity. The Fragrantica brand page for Al-Rehab should be revised to read 'attar-style' or whatever phrase is acceptable in the marketing gymnastics universe that doesn't step over the boundary of leading people to believe that this is a true attar and free of synthetics and alcohol. And if an exclusive line of the Al-Rehab products does exist and indeed contain precious ingredients, the language should be amended so as to not cast a brand-wide net. Sorry for being a spoiler to you all who love this perfume, but I'm not buying in. I spent $5 because I thought this was an attar by the traditional definition of the word. Right here, I would have welcomed a natural headshop vibe, even if it didn't smell like jasmine. I don't care how inexpensive this was, but I feel robbed of my expectations. But if you don't care about truth in advertising and want an affordable, crowd-pleasing, non-attar jasmine, this is your fume -- one I would have appreciated more if it was sold as an Arabian-style Demeter. I dare say Choco Musk probably doesn't contain real cacao either. Maybe everyone else knew that and I'm just gullible and naive.

A great example of perfumery realism, this is an impressive sambac jasmine soliflore. It might seem simple, but it's beautifully made. The oil opens with green top notes, and what proceeds is an impressive jasmine construction. Sweet, indolic, heady, creamy, billowy. Authentic jasmine has a carnality to it, and that's reflected in this scent. The oil is superbly redolent and immediately affecting. Not overly piercing and sweet like Lush Lust, and it's a pleasant departure from the artificially fresh and squeaky clean jasmine notes used in mainstream designer perfumes, Alien, J'Adore, Pure Poison, etc. Fantastic. Difficult to beat this for the price point. I find Kuumba Made's "Tunisian Jasmine" a bit smoother and more natural smelling; it's also more expensive and doesn't last as long as Full. This is a bit embarrassing to confess, but. It took me... Literal years to come around on natural jasmine oils. I learned to love the scents of cat piss, oily hair, rat poop, beaver butt, whale vomit, tree rot, etc... but it took a lot longer for me to take to realistic jasmine. Something about the scent has always made me think of halitosis. It's certainly a strange place to draw the line. Go figure.

This certainly isn't bad, and the price can't be beat, but there is something about it that just reminds me too much of jasmine incense sticks, and reminds me of what we used to call "head shops" back in the day that sold psychedelia and drug paraphernalia. I have both the spray and the oil. If I was feeling somewhat boho one day, I can see myself reaching for this, but this will mostly be used if I want to amp up the jasmine in some other perfumes or as a room freshener/linen spray. For the price, it is definitely worth trying out if you are a fan of jasmine or jasmine tea. I'm glad to have it around but won't go out of my way to replace it. Edit: I put this on today, the spray on top of the oil, and I have to say that it is actually coming across as a very pure, sweet, and creamy jasmine, minus the more "hippy" aspects of my first try. I am really enjoying it as I get ready to go to sleep. Will I wear this outside my home? Chances are yes, with a lighter hand. But when it is just me, I will spray with abandon and enjoy the experience! It has moved from a Like to a Love, and now I am intrigued enough to try other Al Rehab oils and sprays!

This is a beautiful pure jasmine perfume (I have the oil rollerball), minus any of the other reported notes -- saffron, amber, rose, oud??? -- I smell none of these, only jasmine. I wore Al Rehab Full next to Montale Jasmine Full and it indeed smells quite similar, just not in the farther drydown, toward the 4 hour mark. At this point, I actually prefer Al Rehab Full because a funny biscuity quality, or something, comes out in the Montale that's never present in Full; Full stays a clean and pure jasmine. I really enjoy the opening and first hour or two of Full, especially; there's this mildly forbidding, almost off-putting, aspect of jasmine that threatens to come out, but never quite does, and it stays sweet and lovely. Unlike Full's sister, Al Rehab White Jasmine, it never crosses over into serious mothballs-and-dirty-ashtray territory. I do keep, and occasionally sniff, White Jasmine for a laugh but I NEVER wear that one; it's just WAAAAAYYYYY too indolic. But Full always stays in beautiful, very wearable jasmine territory. It's an absolute bargain and I highly recommend it for jasmine lovers. <3

A surprisingly good jasmine accord. Not much else there, that I can tell, although it's probably not a soliflore. It smells a bit soapy to me, but in a good way; it's not super indolic, although it also doesn't smell completely neutered or artificial. Projection seems above average for a rollerball (that's what I have, even though only the spray version is pictured--I tend to prefer the Al Rehab rollerballs to the sprays because they take up so much less space). I need to upgrade the longevity to eternal. I washed it off my wrist (or thought I did), using soap and warm water because I needed to wash my Chihuahua mix, and I didn't want to irritate her skin any further. I scrubbed my dog for a good seven minutes with the special Rx shampoo, and then I washed my hands carefully. I CAN STILL SMELL THE TWO DROPS OF FULL THAT I APPLIED THREE HOURS AGO. I'm also not smelling any oud or any saffron, which is just fine with me--not that I don't like those accords, but this jasmine is so insanely strong that it seems like it would just pull an Alien on any competing ingredients and vanquish them at once.

This is actual perfection for me. I am a lover of white florals that are super sweet and smell like grape soda or bubblegum. To my nose, full smells just like bubblegum antibiotics and juicy fruit gum. It's insane level sweet, close to the level of Pink Sugar but not quite there yet. It's very strong and long lasting, but I spray my clothes and I know that not everyone does, so the longevity may not be as long for others. This will probably always stay in my collection, as the idea of a Juicy Fruit perfume has always been appealing but I never figured I would find anything so spot on. My husband, on the other hand, wrinkled up his nose at this and said it smells like my honeysuckle perfume. He hates flowers....and vanilla..... he thinks all flowers smell the same and smell like "weeds or dandelions" lol. So if you have anyone you're trying to impress that hates the smell of flowers, they might not enjoy this. I'm used to white florals so to me, most of them smell like bubblegum and I adore it! Update: I can still smell this on my clothes after I wash them so it's very potent, which I love!🥰

i'm tunisian and this perfume is so nostalgic to me!! it smells like a photorealistic recreation of a "machmoum" which is a cheap little jasmine bouquet (or necklace) that's sold everywhere in tunisia during summer, mainly at night. "full" in arabic is the name of a different flower entirely (also sometimes used in machmoum bouquets) but in english apparently it's just called "arabian jasmine". they DO smell very similar but i guess that's what western commenters are finding different about the jasmine note in this perfume? longevity is wonderful and i've gotten SOOO many compliments since i bought this! i applied the oil before going to a party and when my friend's mom picked us up at like midnight-ish she could still smell it from the backseat and asked me what i was wearing!! my friends like to steal this from me to cover up the smell of weed and vomit, and one time i applied this while going down an escalator in a subway station and my friend, like 6 or 7 steps behind me, FULLY engaged in a different conversation, told me it was way too strong

When I was young we had Sambac Jasmine growing in our garden, and the scent would always waft into the house. Having grown up, and moved from S.E. Asia to Europe, I definitely miss the fragrance of my childhood. I would always be drawn to fragrances that incorporate Jasmine into the 'concoction'. Still, I was searching for the Jasmine scent of my childhood. I have found the fragrance now in Al Rehab's - Full. For me fragrances encapsulate memories and 'Full' simply brings me back to hot, humid, days in the Philippines. Deep sambac Jasmine that must be sprayed on with subtlety. In the Philippines Jasmine is called Sampaguita which comes from the words - sumpa kita = which means 'I Promise You'. On another note: The fragrance industry has been growing tremendously and at times commercialism has somehow lost the lustre of fragrances, there is less connection between fragrance and individual. There are fragrances like Full which are unpretentious but they certainly have 'soul'.

This jasmine is CORRECT. If all jasmine fragrances featured this kind of jasmine, it'd be in my top 3 favorite notes. Unfortunately, jasmine is a very unpredictable creature. This isn't necessarily what I'd call dirty jasmine, but I don't think Lush's Lust (which this resembles) is dirty either. It's heady. Not fecal. And I've smelled some very fecal jasmines (looking at you Tunisian Jasmine). The main difference between Full and Lust is that Full is more green and less sweet. It also doesn't have the same near nuclear projection. A very good, cheaper substitute though. Not like Lush is super pricey, but hey, I'm a student, I know what broke is. $5 sounds a lot better than $37. I do smell the oud somewhat, but thankfully it doesn't overtake the whole fragrance. To all those who own every Montale oud fragrance and say they all smell different and unique, congratulations, you are amazing 'cause I can't smell anything but OUD, OUD and OUD. Oh and maybe some rose.

Review for White Full perfume oil, which is apparently a different scent than Full: Found this in an Indian grocery store for $3 a few days ago and actually went back to buy 2 more roll-ons. Unbeatable realistic sambac jasmine for its price point. It smells not only like the flower, but the whole plant. Mugler Alien, Lush Lust, and Dior Pure Poison have been mentioned in previous reviews--those are my top three perfumes of all time and I cannot get enough of this. The only hesitation I have about this scent is because it's an imported product, the cost of shipping such a small bottle overseas isn't worth the ecological impact. First spray a tester of Lust or Alien that's already local to you, and that you can actually smell and decide if you like, instead of blind buying this. Check your local Indian grocery and see if they have it before buying online--that goes for all Al-Rehab oils. I love it, but you might not.

This is a great oil for anyone that loves heady opulent carnal jasmine. This starts as a jasmine soliflare. Soon insence and amber come out. Imo this is very similar to lush lust. The only thing setting them apart is lush lust has rose and ylang ylang that my nose perceives as a chapstick note. Take the chapstick out of lust and you have Full. Full is a mix between a realistic heady bright Jasmin and over rip verging on rotting Jasmin, dirty, anamalitic . Being in between the two makes this a georgeous, addictive fragrace that's suitable for all occasions and weather. It's longevity and sillage is outstanding. If you don't like jasmine then don't buy this. If you like lush lust than chances are you'll like this. Today i layered it under jasmin noir and it made Jasmin Noir even better, increased the sillage and made it sexier. One of the best jasmine oils. It does remind me of hippie shops, in a good way!

I bought a 50ml spray bottle today. In my opinion, this is a super strong and realistic Jasmine scent. It can give you headaches and hangovers if you spray too much. It's like a sea of miniature Jasmine flowers in this perfume bottle, so its scent is very strong. The projection also impressed me, with just 1-2 sprays, it created a cloud around my body. I love spraying it in my ear and smelling its wonderful fragrance, but when I spray it on my wrist and smell it directly, I get intoxicated and have a bit of a headache because the Jasmine scent is so strong. I understand why many people say it smells like room spray. Come on guys, it's a real floral scent, and today's room sprays all simulate floral scents, so what's so strange about it? Anyway I still like it, definitely one of my best Jasmine perfumes. Rating: 9/10. The scent lasts 4-5 hours on my skin, It’s ok. A best dupe of Diptyque Olene

I’ve kept my spray bottle and oil rollerball of Al Rehab’s ‘Full’ over the years, as it pleasantly surprised me. Amongst the oud-heavy (or Western dupe) Arabian scents, ‘Full’ stands out as a pure, unadulterated jasmine soliflor. It’s simplistic but beautiful and for £2.50, I get it out whenever it’s sunny to generously douse myself, without guilt of its price. It’s almost amazing - but there’s a hesitance which reminds me of jasmine tea when you brew the same leaves for a second time and you get a bitterness from the tannins. Plus I’d pay the extra (add a zero on the end) to get a more tantalising and beguiling jasmine. ‘Full’ is certainly my most favourite from Al Rehab, you almost can’t fault it for fulfilling the simplistic jasmine-tea brief to perfection. It’s great for layering when you want to add a jasmine boost. Alone it’s great, but I’ve since found better.

(This review is for the oil.) This is truly a delightful fragrance! To my nose, it's a deep and sweet and realistic jasmine scent, I wouldn't call it fresh, really, but neither is it indolic (on my skin, at least). I'm surprised by the many negative reviews because as far as jasmine fragrances go, this smells pretty inoffensive to my nose (and I loooove jasmine, even the "offensive" ones). Your milage may vary, of course! Of the notes listed, I smell only jasmine, however I can also smell yellow flowers in the background (ylang-ylang, possibly, although it isn't listed in the notes). This is such a lovely spring and summer fragrance, it doesn't project much but the longevity is great. In my opinion, this is a inexpensive fragrance that doesn't smell cheap at all.

Wow, this stuff is amazing. I have the 6ml oil. And I kid you not, it is so realistic—it takes me straight to those late nights when the scent of blooming jasmine stops me in my tracks. It also reminds me of the delicate jasmine bud necklaces sold on Manila’s streets. It’s bold but in the best way—clean, natural, and a little mysterious. A little bitter. No nose fatigue here; it sticks around just enough, fading slowly and beautifully. Even the next day, there’s still a soft trace of it. Some might say it gives off “grandma.” Or “church relic” vibes—more floral offerings than incense—but honestly? I’m obsessed. Al Rehab oils are such a steal for scent exploration. I’ve tried a bunch, and so far, Full, Mister, and Golden Sand are top-tier.

I originally got this perfume for myself. But I found it far too strong and powerful for me. I ended up giving it to my partner and it suits him perfectly! I just love how it smells on him, really sexy. The Jasmine on this is main star of the show. You get a hint of the rose and the oud, which helps take the edge off the Jasmine. It has a tea vibe to it, which is nice and pleasant. This perfume is a power house, it lasts ages!! I got a solid 12+ hours projection (in cold weather!!) Warning: very strong/powerful, you only need 2 puffs max. Scent: 8/10 Value: 10/10 (you can buy two bottles for £7, it’s super cheap) Projection/longevity: 10/10 I recommend this for: mostly men over 30. This can also work for a more mature woman.

Stop playing this is one of the most wonderful Jasmine smells I've ever smelled in my life. I have the perfume spray and the rollerball and I use them both together and separately. It's indulgent and does not come across as synthetic so I don't know why people are saying that if you feel it's loud put on less I recommend. And out of all of my Al rehab fragrances this one is one of the loudest ones I recommend being light handed with the spray rollerball just put it on the pulse points. Another one that's allowed that I love is Rose and Oud but that's apples and oranges here. I can see how you could wear this with sweeter sense to accommodate the freshness of the Jasmine however I love being in a cloud of this sent. 😘😘😘

I own the oil version of this and it's a stunner on the right day, with the right temperature and used in the right way (as in used sparingly!). I spent a long time looking for the smell recreated in perfumery of the flowers of the Black Locust trees. So, so long. So far , this one is the only one to capture it. I feel it's such an overlooked flower scent - being a little bit jasmine, a little bit orange blossom, a little bit Spanish broom and a little bit artificial grape soda smell. The clusters of hanging white flowers bloom only for a short while in eatly summer, their fragrance carrying on the warm breeze. I love the smell of this beautiful plant beyond measure and this perfume has got it almost spot on.

Review for the oil rollerball. Something about this reminds me of the summer nights of my childhood in Cape May or Ocean City New Jersey and I love it. Maybe one of my relatives wears a jasmine and amber perfume or maybe the victorian beach houses grow lots of tropical white florals, I don't know. This perfume is gorgeous. It's like sipping jasmine tea on the boardwalk after a long day at the beach, warm but refreshing at the same time. Edit: My mom hated this one on me, she doesn't really like jasmine BUT when I layered this with Al-Rehab's Green Tea she liked it and said it smelled like the shore. The combo also reminds me of the lobby of Disney's Boardwalk Resort.

I love how this feels like pure jasmine and it gives way to a little bit of a watery scent too make it feel refreshing. Beautiful, fantastic, but a little flat and lacking in complexity. Still, this is a jasmine fragrance for jasmine lovers who find Lust to be off-putting, and it does its job well in that regard. 8/10, if you like jasmine and ONLY want to smell like jasmine, buy it. Edit: Sniffed it while high. Yeah this is (photoshopped) photorerealistic jasmine. Like you saw a jasmine bush and pulled it close to sniff it without the headiness of indoles present. So if you like your jasmine without indoles, get this.