Jasmine White Leather

Jasmin white leather is another amazing scent by the brand. IT is simple, but complex at the same time. Powerful but wearable. It starts with Cloves, Bergamote, and lemon, but the clove only starts shining after the citrus mellows down a bit. The middle is floral, with Jasmin, lavender, violet and rose... I don’t detect much of the lavender, but the Jasmin and rose are definitely there. The base is leathery, but not the dark animalic leather... its probably a synthetic type of leather... not in a bad way at all! You also get a hint of earthy/sweetness notes of patchouli, Vanilla and Tonka beans. Other notes on the base are Musk, Ambergris and cedar... They are there, but not noticeable to me. This is a beautiful fragrance. Doesn’t smell like anything Ive had in the past. It is fruity, floral, slightly woody, slightly leathery, and slightly sweet... the perfect combination of everything. This is in no way linear... it changes so much throughout the life of it, but it is enjoyable at all stages. Longevity is pretty impressive... Silage is slightly above average I would say. Its definitely a LOVE for me!

At first spray I do get the chlorinated pool scent, but it quickly (within the first minute) turns into cloves and musk on my skin. The spiciness of the cloves with the sweetness of the underlying tonka/vanilla had me thinking I was smelling cinnamon at first! I don’t get a lot of the florals on me, nor a heavy leather. As another reviewer mentioned, the leather nuance is soft and likely synthetic. For me this is a good thing, as leather notes and I have a love-hate relationship where certain iterations come across as very musty to my nose. Overall the performance is strong and the scent itself really is quite unique - I’m happy to have it in my collection!

not sure why this has such low marks - it's very pleasant. on first spray it smells just like very fancy soap from a nice hotel. you get a lot of clove up top and the citrus is just there for initial lift, you don't detect a lot of it. it settles to lavender and violet, more so than jasmine, although you do get a lot of those green notes in the accord. on the dry down, i detect woods, as well as a marine-like musk and coumarin. there is no sweetness in this - perhaps that is why people don't love it as much? however, to me, this makes it a lot more elegant and wearable for an older audience (unisex). a good offering from this house!

I am not a fan of jasmine or leather. Yet I own a bottle of this. I got it at a great price at a fragrance show but still it's not a case of "well at least i didnt buy it full price" type of rationale. This can be worn in any season and across genders. It opens as a spicy bergamot, spice I reckon is from the cloves then you get some of the jasmine but its not that headache inducing jasmine then you can sense the leather base but definitely not type bootstrap animalic leather, THANKFULLY. Sillage is quite good actually and longevity is about 6 hrs before its a skin scent but you still get whiffs every now and again afterwards. Im honestly surprised by how much I enjoy this scent considering the major notes but it's really unique and not juvenile in the least as you dont get much sweetness here. Not blindbuy safe (nothing really is) but definitely one to try especially if you're open to unique formulations

Testing blind, I got a green opening with a more powdery floral background. Freshness is jasmine or something similar. Seems to be getting some sort of musty floral vibe after the initial opening, leading to a fairly mellow green aromatic vibe with jasmine still leading. I want to say I get a herby-floral olive oil vibe, or something like that. While pleasant, this fragrance projects more home fragrance to me than personal fragrance, Looking at the notes now, not all of these fold into each other well. In general you get an aromatic feel, with jasmine the most pronounced, but given the array of notes, the result feels tame, and even with good projection and longevity, it doesn't inspire and makes me feel it's a bit overpriced.