Nomade Jasmin Naturel

By far THE best blind buy ever! Absolutely gorgeous fragrance! Extravaganza mentioned it reminds her of the original Roberto Cavalli in the pink snake bottle, and I am inclined to agree with this smart observation! All I know for sure is that I adored the original Roberto Cavalli perfume–what an absolute masterpiece!–and I adore this too! It's easy to wear, you can wear it anytime – day or night, summer or winter, and the scent is absolutely divine! Longevity is good; it lasts easily 5+ hours, and on clothes even more! Keep in mind that some perfume influencers on YouTube are trying to manipulate you into buying the intense version–mostly because they receive commission for that–but the intense version is not my cup of tea at all, and in my opinion, the intense version is a waste of money. It's 100% your choice, of course! I consider Nomade Jasmin Naturel one of the best perfumes I have in my collection, and I highly recommend it!

I'm a pale @$$ woman in my 40s, and this makes me smell like an exotic goddess from the heavens! Haha! The jasmine is present as expected with a name like Jasmin Naturel, but this is the kind of fragrance that's blended so beautifully you can't necessarily pinpoint all the other individual notes. The composition is divine, and my nose wouldn't know the sweetness was coming from dates had I not been told otherwise. I'm fortunately not picking up anything waxy on skin, paper or fabric, and this one really blooms on skin. I do agree with those who say performance isn't the strongest, but I'm still getting steady whiffs when I move. Jasmin Naturel can be a little challenging to find online, but look for reputable tester sellers on eBay for a great price. :) ** More thoughts - I have nothing else like this in my collection, but I love the fragrance oils from Riddle, and this gives a similar lux, unisex vibe.

I wouldn't even have sniffed the bottle, were it not that I was looking for a perfume for my daughter who strongly believes in flowers and brightness. Myself, i am more the oriental/vanilla type. But Chloé got me head over heels on first sniff. It is breathtaking. Everyone in the house loves this and I have to defend my bottle fiercely or it will be empty in no time. This scent is fairly linear over time, although I love it the very most at one-two hours in. I honestly couldn't say which one of the notes is so strong and consistent. It makes me think of candied jasmine/fig/fruity iced tea. It's bright, botanical, airy, sunny, sweet, innocent but certainly not to be overlooked. It's everything I wish for (including the vanilla). It reminds me of the blue coloured booklet of Papier d'Armenie, which is very lovely.

Please let this last on me because this is so beautiful and absolutely perfect for spring! this is a beautiful Jasmine scent which reminds me of my Mom. We have so many different Jasmine bushes in our yard and I can smell them even during the night. The lasting power is not so great but if you can find this a a discounter get and keep spraying. It doesn’t later settle close to skin but I do keep getting this beautiful floral scent around me. If I had to describe this as emotion, you are just starting to realize you are falling “in love”! Innocent and sweet. Also an anybody fragrance nothing in this say super femme or masculine! I will be wearing this throughout the coming days and this may be my Mother’s Day scent!

This is my favorite everyday perfume, for some reason Utopia Vanilla Coco from Kayali smells like an extremely intense version of this for me, and I love both. I love vanilla perfumes that are sweet but not in a tacky or boozy way, and this is exactly it. It smells like a lovely breeze in spring. It is definitely a spring/autumn fragrance for the city. Not super strong or powerful, so perfect for anyone sensitive or for work. Price is great too. For anyone looking for an everyday sweet, lightly seductive and elegant perfume, this is a safe bet.

This is beautiful. Since it's natural, even though it's sweet, it doesn't get nauseating. It is perfect for summer, it smells exotic. If I wouldn't know the notes, I would say it also has tiare and tuberose. It smells like an exotic mix of white flowers with some fruitiness, but without the freshness of the fruit (my husband smells peaches, I get a bit of banana). Also the fact that it is not indolic and the vanilla is so light here, makes it really different from the majority of white florals. I will get a full bottle

FOR THOSE CONFUSED: Chloe pulled "Nomade Naturelle" and replaced it with this version, which is VERY similar -- but slightly different. It is hard to discern the differences without smelling them side-by-side, but I find the bergamot to make this a bit less syrupy, and the jasmine blooms even more in the dry down. Personally, I love it! And I think (and hope) those who loved the original will still enjoy this version.

Bought this on a short layover while on vacation, and at first I wasn't sure if I'd made a good choice. But after using it a couple times, I've come to adore it! The jasmine is luminous, the sandalwood cozy, and the bergamot gives it a freshness that eliminates the risk of being cloying. Absolutely addictive.

Smells absolutely delicious! It reminds me so much of the original Roberto Cavalli in the pink snake bottle which I loved and was never able to repurchase. It's sweet but not cloying, the jasmine is clean and the sandalwood doesn't turn sour on my skin as it usually does. I really like this one.

For me it's perfect, makes me feel like an Egyptian goddess. It's all natural which is niche and hard to find one that will last the whole day. To me it smells luxurious and it reminds me of a warm dessert. It's feminine and sweet but not cloying even in extremely hot weather.

So fun fact, when I went to try Chloe Nomade for the first time, by mistake I tested Jasmin Naturel thinking it was the og. I really like Jasmin Naturel in cooler weather, it's a beachy frangipani summer vibes kind of scent, only the jasmine and dates make it heavier than your usual holiday beachy scents. It's a happy scent, puts me in a good mood right away. I tested it on skin in cooler weather and was super happy with the result, so I got myself a small bottle thinking it would be ideal for the summer. Now that we have 30+ degrees, I am disappointed to notice how Jasmin Naturel changes on my skin, probably due to the heat. Very quickly the jasmine/date/frangipani beachy vibe is replaced by a very simplistic vanilla base. In cooler weather I did not pick up vanilla on my skin at all. Bummer, I don't really like vanilla, unless it's in ambers. From love I go down to like, because the opening is still lovely.

So happy with this blind buy! I mean I knew I would probably love it anyways given my love for gourmands and my general love for the Nomade collection. This is a feminine and lightly sweet beauty. @Metamystic's comment literally took the words out of my mouth. Literally, retweet everything they said. I was nervous the date note would be sticky and cloying, but it's just the right amount of sweet, with the jasmine in the background keeping this light and feminine. The notes of this fragrance all blend so seamlessly together, it just makes sense. This blind buy success only further excites me to look into expanding my Nomade collection, especially Nuit d'Egypte!

hm... i just basically got this without trying it or even smelling it and my personal thoughts are at first i really like the bottle and the fact that it’s all natural i don’t wanna sound crazy but to me i get sometimes lancôme — poeme in this maybe because they both have “white floral” on my skin it kinda turned into a creamy floral / vanilla scent which i absolutely loved and i really think it sometimes smells very summery and like a very high end sunscreen

I really like this scent. Oddly enough the first thing I smelled wasn’t the floral aspect, it was a warm spice and I’m here for it! Maybe it comes from the dates/vanilla/sandalwood? I didn’t get any Bergamot and I didn’t get the Jasmine until it started to dry a tad. I do have to say though I was expecting that Oakmoss notes that Nomade line is known for. For me, this perfume is a no brainer and it’s a easy wear right now with it being 58 degrees outside.

Feels very beachy to me, without being sunscreen - sweet and delicate, perfect for sunny weather.

I wanted to try Jasmine Naturel because I absolutely love Nomade Nuit d’Egypte. I wore a sample of Jasmine Naturel for a couple of days and I came to the conclusion that this flanker was not for me unfortunately. It has an overpowering sweet candle wax scent in the middle, reminds me of like a synthetic Christmas candle that I can’t ignore in this composition. I do enjoy the base notes once the candle wax is gone. However Jasmine Naturel’s place in this series of perfume is justified in my opinion, it does make sense in the Nomade line up, because it still has something similar to the other ones :)

At the time when I smelled this at the duty-free store, I really liked how light and almost delicate it smelled. After purchasing, over time I've grown to dislike it and find myself having to layer with other scents. It's not entirely bad but maybe it's the combination of the dates and jasmine together that slowly made me dislike it the more I wore it. Something smelled off unfortunately and I don't reach for this very often. I do like layering it with Valaya Exclusif to give the jasmine note a powdery scent.

Writing this review because I received jasmin naturel instead of naturelle (yay false advertising!!!), and I am not a fan if I’m being honest. Very creamy jasmine, to the point of this being a solar beachy scent. Reminds me a lot of tom ford orchid soleil which is a heady, creamy, sunscreeny white floral scent. Will be getting a refund for my falsely advertised perfume 🙃

Here we go again with people pretending this isn't exactly the same as Naturelle. They changed the name pretty soon after they launched Jasmin Naturel Intense.

Alright, sampling this made something click. Now I understand what Nuit d’Égypte is doing in the Nomade range. Jasmin Naturel feels like the sweet step that leads you toward the mystical, sacred Egyptian night. At the same time, it’s the softer, more luminous sister of the original Nomade, which I deeply love. This kind of sweetness I can get behind, it's not sticky or cloying. The jasmine is bright and immediate, but sadly, it doesn’t linger much in the dry down (it is a top note, sure), but I had secretly hoped for a trace to remain. I’ve been on a jasmine kick lately, so maybe my expectations were a little too high, but even so, this fragrance is beautifully done. The longevity is good, the blend feels polished and intentional, and it continues what I love most about the Nomade line.