Jaipur Bouquet

Another blind buy 🙈 I just received my order First spray on the wrist - 😍 what an amazing fragance, I need more time with it to but it is a love for sure. I don't have anything like it in my collection. I'm buying a backup bottle Edit: I've ordered another bottle, I find it stunning and the green box is so cute. Now this perfume's lasting power is - 👀😌💨 - non-existent, I mean it lasts around 2 to 3 hours tops on the skin, on clothes 4 to 5. Doesn't project or maybe is my chemistry but 😌 I still love the scent. I cannot describe exactly what it is but gives me a comforting feeling. I had no idea Malachite by Banana Republic was being compared to this, because I ended up ordering as I found the bottle cute. Another blind buy, let's see how it goes Edit: I don't know where people are getting the similarities but Malachite to my nose is an aquatic white floral with a hint of olive. I actually like it too. But this? Oh my goodness 😍

Jaipur Bouquet. If you want to appreciate this fragrance, you’ve got to love the smell of grapefruit—even if you’re not a fan of the taste! Lucky for me, I’m all about it. This fragrance deserves major props because it’s both beautiful and unique! 🌟 It’s a bitter grapefruit scent, perfectly softened with sweet jasmine and just a hint of spicy fragrant woods. I sprayed this yesterday morning, and 24 hours later, I can still catch whiffs of that delightful grapefruit! Considering it’s winter here in Sydney, the lasting power is seriously impressive. Finding a long-lasting citrus fragrance that doesn’t fade to musk is like finding hen’s teeth! 🦷 This one is a winner for me! Wear what you want. No labels needed.

Pretty. I had a small vial tube to test and I tried a decent spray on my forearms. It gives me an instant impression of fresh, clean, like you're walking into a morning garden in Spring. Minutes later it turned into a soft, powdery scent while still keeping its white flower freshness, like a soap, or a good stationary paper. For me it's rather an on-skin scent. It's not loud, yet I like it. I think I'm going to order a bigger bottle soon. Not a sexy scent. Best for daily wear. I love the Cedar smell but very often I found it's on the base notes. I'm happy they put Cedar on top notes and that makes it quite an unusual fragrance. I can smell myself all day with this fragrance. Nice bottle. Fast dry, though.

I will forever love this scent. A lot of times we hear reviewers talk about how a fragance makes them feel, often times is sexy, powerful, put-together, relaxed etc, this scent however, makes me feel as if I'm experiencing 'happiness', I don't know how to explain it. I wish it lasted longer, projected more, was louder, but then again, it wouldn't be the same would it?

Very fresh, slightly green, I can smell some "exotic" note in the opening, so that probably is the mango. In the end it settles into a very pleasant patchouli. I'd say it has a very slight plasticky scent to it, but that one disappears within a dozen of minutes, so that is either some note in the head or the mango itself. Overall very relaxing, very spring like.

I have this fragance for a while now - I absolutely adore this scent - unique in my collection! I'm wearing it more lately and I've discovered it performs better on my skin in the summer 🌞 I love love love this one

Love it!! So warm, powdery but fresh at the same time! I really like this one a lot:-).Glad I got a big bottle. Not very strong neither very weak, middle range I would say :-) Very nicely done!

Blind purchase and absolute love.It smells divine in summer It blooms .I smell creamy flowers with grape?.Absolutely gorgeous.It reminds me a liiiitle bit of Fendi Palazzo

Wouldn't Radiant Mirage be the 'dupe' as its release date is 2021, but Jaipur came out in 2019?

This is gorgeous and I can't believe the price point. So well done, to be so inexpensive, and transformative. I'm not going to try to identify any individual notes because I wasn't able to do so until the dry down - perhaps in and of itself a sign of complexity --but based on the bottle, notes and reviews, I expected it to be a standard refreshing watery light floral but I found the opening to be bitingly fresh with a pronounced bitterness that brought this all the way home for me, a little green, and only lightly floral with minimal sweetness. The middle is lightly floral and the bottom has some pretty intense woods that I frankly could not smell until the very end and was surprised when they showed up - despite it being the first note on fragrantica. It was probably my least favorite aspect of the experience. The woods are very hyper realistic - almost to me felt like I was in a carpentry shop with fresh cut shavings - but they were grounding, and the way that they evolved and intensified overtime tells me I need to sit with this more to fully appreciate the ride. The juice definitely smells completely different from start to middle to finish which I love. I bought a sample in a massive impulse buy from fragrance net but I kind of wish I'd just bought the full bottle - they are < $20 currently. Can see myself wearing/trying this out all summer, but since summer has come to an end, will keep testing the sample. Has definitely piqued my interest in the remainder of the Jaipur collection of which I think there are 1-2 more?

This is a really cool scent. It’s definitely one of the best feminine woody scents I’ve smelled as far as maintaining being truly wood-forward, uncomplicated. At first the jasmine is very prominent. It’s a nice, non-indolic jasmine. If it was a combination of white flowers I would probably already have bought a FB. After a few hours the jasmine becomes more balanced with the woods. I smell more sandalwood than cedar. If I could capture only this stage and project it right from the start, I again would have a FB. Then as hours continue to pass, I smell more cedar than sandalwood. I’m a bit conflicted on this one but just feel that if I bought it, I wouldn’t reach for it over so many other scents I love. As far as all the other notes, I appreciate the subtle sweetness and especially that it’s not vanilla or non-specific synthetic sweetness that’s often paired with sandalwood. I don’t really smell any of the other supporting notes distinctly.

Bright and slightly powdery, with sweet pink grapefruit in the opening, followed by clean florals. Not soapy clean, and not particularly realistic florals, but refreshing and airy and pretty. On my skin the woody notes and patchouli are not particularly strong as it dries down, it turns into a comforting almost musky base. The vibe is a little vintagey. I think this would be best in warmer weather. It could work for casual days, but it is elegant enough that it could be used for a formal occasion too, I think.

The perfume in the vial of the shape of ring? Easy! I love the bottle, and the scent is really unusual. Jaipur Bouquet vial created by the shape of world famous Boucheron ring. Unusual warm, but refreshing perfume with cedar in the first notes and cashmere in the base - when I want something fresh, but very woody and floral, it is my choice! (And I usually hate the citrus smell, but here it is so bitter and nice, that I can stand it.)

Green, earthy, jungle-ish, woody, in a fresh way! With time, florals and patch are gaining ground, but never in a dirty way. Sorry to make the comparison, but where Cacharel's Eden is flunking it, Jaipur Bouquet is ensuring a definite success. A very well balanced clean woody floral with a very slight hint of fruits, this is a really lovely flanker, in the signature bottle, its colour a perfect embodiment of the contents.

Opens with green mango and grapefruit skins paired with crushed wood chips, turns powdery and a touch musky with accents of green-leaning florals. It's soft, clean, and leans quite dry, a reviewer cited dryer sheets and that's a solid comparison. Warm and hot weather only, spring and summer. Sits under arms' length, lasts around 3 hrs on the skin, needs to be reapplied if it's to last all day.

I love Jaipur Bracelet so I blind bought this based on reviews. Don't love it, don't hate it. A little confused by it? I'm a big fan of white florals and sandalwood but this is a bit synthetic on me. I get no jasmine or fruits at all. It's mostly cedar, sandalwood and patchouli. Maybe I will like it more in cooler weather? It's still a very classy perfume for the price.

I was really hoping this would be a buy, as the full bottle is dirt cheap on fragrancenet atm, like $20. I do find it really nice, green and fresh, spring/summery jasmine without being overwhelmingly floral. It is a diminutive scent, but even though I like it I have quite a few other jasmine perfumes that do the job.

This isn’t at all what I expected, though could be a case of unfortunate skin chemistry. Very musty, mothball like, with very little contrast. I just get warm wood notes, mostly the sandalwood. Where is the mango? And the jasmine? If it’s meant to represent the atmosphere and “bouquet” of scents of Jaipur in general, I don’t really get that either. I would expect more depth and texture, the mango and lemon, flowers, definitely spices. This just smells like a motel foyer on me. It’s better as wafts than smelled close up, but still puzzling, confusing. Having the beautiful Bracelet for reference, I expected so much more.

This does the same thing on my skin that Girl by Rochas does. A rubbery sandalwood takes over and drowns out all other notes. In the case of Girl, this happens a couple of hours into the drydown. With Jaipur Bouquet it happens immediately, as soon as the scent makes contact with my skin. It's very unfortunate because I think this scent has so much promise. I envy those on whom the notes actually develop. I was hoping to really like this one, as I've come to quite like Jaipur Bracelet. Good thing I only have a sample.

If you enjoy the smell of detergent or dryer sheets you'll like this. Smells like something from the Clean range -- the original range, not the Reserve one.

hmm this isn’t as nice as Jaipur Bracelet, it’s a bit odd and synthetic smelling. It doesn’t smell bad, it just doesn’t strike me as a fragrance someone would care to smell like. Quite linear. Glancing at the “Reminds me of” section, I’m baffled that some people voted that this is reminiscent of Armani Lei, a favorite of mine. Perhaps if Lei was less smoothly blended and smelled like a tropical dryer sheet.

Oof, I love Jaipur Bracelet and decided to try this one despite hearing that they are rather different smelling and I just can't with this one. It's screechy and sharp. Definitely not what I'd picture when I think of a 'bouquet' at all.

I love it. It smells like face cream. Maybe magnolia would be the flower that first comes to mind, rather than jasmine. It's all because of the cedar. It is a serious player in this composition. Very clean on top of floral. In fact, this is how I imagined that Nasomatto's China White smells like. And indeed there's a bit of common ground in the woodsy notes (the cedar here maybe and the woodsy notes there) gives it a bit of sharp-fresh laundry detergent powder opening in combination with the citrus here, where in china-white the same is achieved in combination with musk. Both feel floral-squeaky clean and green. No dewy feel. Dry and white-sharp :). Incredible for layering over more dense scents like La Panthere Cartier, Eden Cacharel, Bottega Veneta, Davidoff Leather Blend etc to make them more wearable, feminine and versatile. Light but not soapy. The Davidoff combo is a killer for me. I get to wear leather blend more often this way. I don't think Jaipur Bouquet is faint, it's not supposed to project, it's supposed to make you feel light and scent you delicately. It's always lingering on my skin. For 2 hours I could smell it rather strong (2 sprays) and after the 3rd hour I still feel I smell clean and fresh, but it's not as sharp as in the opening. Then you start to feel the jasmine better and that it's not in fact the magnolia it seemed to be in the beginning. And since it pairs so well with almost anything I tried, I feel it's going to be quite useful if you need to cover up smells in your clothes or at least make them bearable. Longevity is not phenomenal in any way, but that's a good thing - you get to wear later in the evening whatever scent you'd like to change in. Bottom line: It's nothing groundbreaking, but worth trying for the price and for a change from Nasomatto China White (they are not dupes, Jaipur is more floral), or Modern Muse Estee Lauder (if this one annoyed you, maybe you'll have better chemistry with Jaipur Bouquet).

Well I'll be...! This is the PERFECT dupe for Estee Lauder's Radiant Mirage!!! Well, perhaps slightly more floral and a tad more juicy, but the same scent I'm telling you! This could easily be the Radiant Mirage EdT! And I'm not just saying that either. I bought Radiant Mirage a couple months before I bought this one. I was shocked at how incredibly sim....well basically identical Jaipur Bouquet was to Radiant Mirage! And for a FRACTION of the price too! (1/6 at the time of purchase!) So i happily put my super expensive Radiant Mirage back in its box and into my wardrobe, so I could enjoy the amazing scent without worrying about breaking the bank. Strong patchouli, sticky and chewy, and intoxicating jasmine combine to produce a very intense fragrance, which has a peculiar quality to it. Tiptoeing between "clean" and "cool" without being either. A hint of sandalwood , which doesn't stand out on its own, provides a much needed grounder to prevent it from becoming cloying. I don't get anything else from it, no fruits, no woodiness, not even my beloved orris root. Heady and intense, it's not for the faint hearted. Even one spritz provides tons of projection and it is sure to turn heads. It only lasts around four hours on the skin however, whereas Radiant Mirage is a powerhouse of a perfume that easily hits the 12 hour mark. To proceed with the comparison between the two, this one, although strong and intense on its own, feels slightly watered down and lighter. Yes, this is the EdT to the EdP. One friend who did fall in love with it and asked to try it on however, didn't have quite the same experience...broken hearted she complained she smelled like a certain laundry detergent powder 😂 well, at least she smelled fresh i suppose! 😂

The notes start off with wood and a fruit accord that isn'tt really fruity. Think of it more as resinous (mango) and bitter (grapefruit). It's interesting and short-lived, so worth smelling while it stays around. The real trouble begins after the top notes leave. What remains doesn't give jasmine or iris powder, On skin, it reminds me of one of those dry, puffed corn breakfast cereals popular with children. On clothing, the effect is more like a laundry scent, as others have mentioned before. Hint: It's better if applied to clothes. While I am aware that some perfume users seek out freshly laundered scents. and some perfumes are marketed as such, I doubt that was the intention for a perfume designed to resemble a piece of high jewelry... Overall, this fragrance just smells like a misfire. Scent aside, kudos to Boucheron for leaning into the jewelry-shaped perfume bottle idea. It seems like an obvious choice, but most other jewelry-based perfume brands (Tiffany, Van Cleef, Cartier, Bulgari) seem to have avoided it. Maybe they decided it was too 'on the nose'. (Ooh, a perfume pun!)

I am typically drawn to green fragrances so this was on my list. When I heard someone comparing it to EL Radiant Mirage I was worried bc I'm not a fan of that one. But fear not! This to me is predominantly cedar and mango, whilst EL RM is patchouli heavy and it gives me kinda vintage vibes. Upon first spray the mango and cedar feel like an odd combination, but just a few minutes later the mango steps away and cedar stays forward. It's a woody fresh but weirdly sweet from the mango scent. Quite soon the notes fade away and leave just a detergent vibe. All that being said, I will still keep it and use it for daily errands, I like it but not love it, don't have anything similar in my collection. It just didn't wow me nor does it have any serious sharp or juicy freshness, it's kinda smooth muted cedar freshness (maybe muted by the orris or cashmere?), quite synthetic like in some cheap colognes/detergents. If you're a beginner - get it and enjoy it, but if you are a little bit further in the perfume discovery journey - it won't impress you that much.

oh my goodness i love this soft sweet smelling scent :) i have to admit i was nervous when i bought it because with the bottle being so green i though oh no will it be too green.....too sharp....too minty or herbal but it wasnt any of those things yeah !!! its soft & feminine & easy to wear i think its the orris that gives it a special zing maybe & the grapefruit & mango make it deliciously sweet in a pretty way not in a candy way lol and it has a nice sweet powdery way to it i dont get rose at all which is good cuz i am a bit burned out on everything rose lately lol its pretty from start to finish & stays pretty true from initial spray or at least on me :)

Interesting very "green" smell, yet not so heavy. At first, I did not understand all the negative review until I realized how the scent quickly disappears. However, if you have long hair, try it as a hair mist. Even if it's not supposed to be sprayed directly to the hair, I noticed how the scent stayed there for a longer time. I couldn't smell the mango though? It would have been more interesting if the mango could be more pronounced (Hermes "Un Jardin Sur Le Nil" uses green mango). I am not a huge fan of fruity/sweet perfumes, however mango smells fresh and flowery, even if it has a sweet taste.

First off: the bottle is a lovely green which sits pretty on my shelf. Too bad about the fragrance therein. It is faintly woody with no trace of anything floral. Longevity is maybe an hour, this after spraying the hell out of it, literally about 10 spritzes. Even so, it is rather boring if pleasant. Straight up barely-there cedar. Even for a cheap blind buy it's not worth it. That's it and that's all.

Opens with a woody, powdery accord and a strange slightly sour green note that I now recognize as the mango. It’s interesting and recalls a shaded grove and also mothballs, but not in a bad way. The florals come out a bit more in dry down. I love powdery accords and the dreamy, hazy vibe of this. My only complaint is lackluster projection. It’s wearing very faintly, keeping it from being a love.

Like many reviews say, this is beautiful but fleeting. Jasmine, mango and grapefruit. Smells like a beautiful woman you glimpse at a summer street fair. You appreciate her unique loveliness for a minute and then she slips away.

Perfect for summer, when wearing white cotton frocks. Clean, without being soapy, fresh without being too floral. Not much longevity, but definitely lovely as a spritzer to freshen up before cocktails by the pool.

It’s so faint, I can’t even smell it over my skin 30 mins upon spraying. Haven’t encountered a fragrance with such poor sillage since forever. However I recall some citrus notes immediately after spraying.

White flowers and citrus, green leaves and cedar. Clean and refreshing for spring or summer. Sits close to skin.

I hesitate to say this but I get a lot of febreeze from this. Initial spray is pretty though.

Hmm Boucheron, please just rerelease the original Jaipur! It’s so beautiful

on me, it's very weird and synthetic. its like if wood was hollow