Voile de Jasmin

Voile de Jasmin is a beautiful, soft, elegant, pretty, fresh scent. It is a sister perfume to Bvlgari Pour Femme and Rose Essentielle and it's sadly missed. It's warm and sweet and romantic throughout. The mimosa, rose and iris are perhaps more important than the jasmine for me. The opening bergamot and faint whiffs of orange blossom sit well with the mimosa before the rose and jasmine become more prominent and take over once the top notes have retreated into the background. Gradually the base notes come through but it always remains a fairly unified floral scent from the point that the opening citrus notes fade. As is often the way here, a lot of people complain about how long the perfume lasts. I repeat my point that usually people who do that are frequently suffering from dry skin or just simply not drinking enough water and not eating fruit and vegetables in their diet. Dry skin, dehydration and poor diets are the biggest enemies of perfumes not lasting, followed by people not spraying them correctly. Voile de Jasmin lasts a lot better than msot people say. I am willing to bet that they're more likely to be the problem than the perfume. I refuse to believe that I have magic skin or that it's coincidence that perfumes last much better on healthy, hydrated people who know how to apply perfume correctly! This is a beautiful quality perfume and it's sadly missed. I think it suits spring and summer best but it works anytime. I cannot imagine anyone with any taste or refinement disliking this. It's gorgeous. I went and bought a little 5 ml miniature sample bottle which I still open and smell from time to time, just so I can hang on to the memories that come with this wonderful scent. If you ever find a bottle of it, I'd suggest you grab it as quickly as you possibly can. It is a masterpiece.

It's been more than three days now that I continuously wear Voile. It perfectly suits the freshness of these autumn mornings and the upcoming warmth of the day. It is like a delicate presence, I can feel the bergamot in the beginning and something resembling white tea on my skin (which is the mimosa). I can't single out jasmin and rose notes, as they all blend together into what is a transparent, translucid air I am carrying about with me. I spray in the morning and then forget about it, but I get ethereal wafts when air invests me (getting in and out of rooms, buses, underground, etc.). It dims out while wearing into a slightly powdery woody muskiness (thanks to musk, iris and rosewood) which I like. This fragrance inspires me as a delicacy of gestures and of nature. I will continue wearing it this autumn until I can still feel the soft musk warm up on me and I plan to wear it again next year to herald spring. It may be delicate, but I can say that it lasts enough, although it is true that you will reapply, but that's because you love it and you want it again.

I love jasmine and I love this fume!!I am one that is always looking for heavy sillage.THis one is light and I love it.Its not really light but medium.She begins with a lovely bergamot kissed by mimosa.Then it transforms into a velvety,creamy,lucious jasmine.When I wear it,I keep breathing deeply just so I can inhale the lovliness!The final phase of this masterpiece is a iris scented musk that is soft,gentle,unusual and a touch woody.I love this.She makes me think of a woman from time gone by that has on a long white,lacy dress that is sitting in a swing,covered in jasmine vines,being pushed by her lover.The gentle breeze waifting the essence of the jasmine all in the air.NO,it doesnt last a long,long time but,I refresh my fumes at lunch and dinner anyway.If I could change it,make it last longer,I wouldnt.I would b too afraid I might lose the delicious balance that she has.A timeless,ageless fume.Wear it anywhere,any time u want compliments.and Yes,it may just turn out to b my signature fragrance.

This scent is soft, gentle, peaceful, comforting, and uplifting to my spirit when I wear it. If tranquility has a smell, this must be it. I can wear this fragrance to bed; I can wear it when I'm ill. I can wear it in places where perfume is frowned upon. My husband can't smell it at all- which is wonderful,because he hates all perfumes. I wear this to church every sunday so I can sit next to him and not gross him out with a perfume smell. Consequently, it will remain in my perfume collection forever. Something about this fragrance reminds me of a clean baby scent. Edit: I would like to add that this scent is hard to detect in cool weather but has a much larger presence in warm weather. So, on a cool day I reapply frequently, but I have to be conservative with application on a warm day.

This is very nice and soft. It doesn't smell like Nivea, although I can see how some might find a similarity. Voile de Jasmine definitely smells expensive, not like a drugstore lotion. The jasmine is more pronounced at first spray, then it softens slightly. If you're looking for more jasmine, go with Mon Jasmine Noir. Some reviewers are criticizing the sillage and lasting power, but I think some fragrances are purposely created to be lighter than others. I personally really love this one, since I often can't wear heavy flowery fragrances. This one is light enough not to bother me, yet is still present enough to leave an impression.