Jump up and Kiss Me Ecstatic

ADDICTIVE ARTS JUMP UP AND KISS ME ECSTATIC This perfume is on another level, it is a pure opulent masterpiece! I have many perfumes from all over the world in my collection, I have worked in the fragrance Industry for over 20 years, this is my Top perfume ranked at number 1 It is so Stunning! I smell tuberose, white florals, vanilla and tonka bean all crafted to perfection. Taken from the Clive Christian website below: 25% Perfume Concentration. Known as “The Fragrance of the Night” thanks to its heady and intoxicating aroma, a shameless blaze of tuberose, lauded for its sultry scent, lingers with a powdery medicinal tone. Top notes of rose envelope orange flower, climbing towards ylang-ylang and jasmine. A sweet intoxicating floral with warm Amber and Tonka Bean base. Addictive Arts uses Pioneering Perfume Technology (PPT) that is breaking boundaries in the world of niche perfume. It is called AddictiveFusion, a form of headspace technology which captures molecules through a chemical process unique to Clive Christian Perfume and cannot be copied or imitated.

I love CC smart bottles and presentation. Back to the fragrance. It is a rich, intoxicating joyous tuberose centered fragrance. The 25% perfume oils is very evident when you examine the application area. This scents lasts for hours and the sillage is arms length in this sultry 16 degree room. It's a bit of an 80s powerhouse and reminds me of the Poison edp back then. Don't let that put you off though. Application is everything. A spritz to the wrists, neck and crook of knees (if not wearing trousers) is most definitely plenty. You walk by and folk want to move in a big closer for a better sniff. The citrus notes are all about joy for me and give this opulent tuberose fragrance a smile so not imperious. I think it is probably 50/50 tuberous/citrus notes. The usual top notch quality from CC. If you want a scent that implies you are very well off and have exquisite taste then worth testing.

Best orange blossom - tuberose fragrance I have ever smelled! I'm not a fan of the first two minutes which is sharp, spicy white flowers shouting out their presence so loud that it is literally a biological weapon, but that is only for a few minutes. When it settles, it becomes the most creamy, sweet, intoxicating tuberose ever. Sometimes I feel like orange blossom is more dominant on me, but my hubby said that it is a "fruity bubblegum smell" and we all know what bubblegum smell means - tuberose. There are some spices, but only to make it warm, not sharp or spicy. Maybe a hint of vanilla or tonka in charge of the sweetness? I don't know, but I am in love with this. Uhh, sillage and longetivity is both unbelievable...stays on my skin forever...

the official clive christian website describes it as A sweet intoxicating floral with a creamy sandalwood, warm Amber and Tonka Bean base. i thought it helpful to mention this since fragrantica doesnt list these notes that are really the heart of the fragrance. the official website describes it accurately. i also smell vanilla, like the kind u bake with, nice scent & worth the expensive price tag in my opinion. this fragrance reminded me of the drydown of greenwich village by bond no 9. also i see orange mentioned in notes but to me this isnt a citrus/fruity fragrance. this is a warm floral that leans gourmand. this is what i expected baccarat to smell like because its so hyped. hate baccarat. love this.

Pheromones in a bottle.. this is definitely meant to be sprayed on pulse points only. Bitterness from the orange upon initial spray, but as it develops on skin, it reveals its true beauty.. tuberose mixed with vanilla, suede, & tonka. I was afraid of the suede note at first, but it's not prominent--yet it adds a smooth buttery feel to the overall composition which to me makes it very "addictive".

I have this perfume and I love it. It smells similar to Poison Dior the 90s version. Powdery and the tuberose note is not loud. It’s nostalgic scent to the era when perfumes used to smell divine. I’m in my forties now and I miss the 80s & 90s perfumes when they really used project and last forever

A fluffy orange blossom and bubblegum-like tuberose on a bed of vanilla and musk. Beautiful but not unlike other releases of recent years, such as Kilian LDBS, Roja Dove Reckless, Memo Paris Sintra etc. The quality is apparent but for £400+, I expect this fragrance to be in a league of its own.

I got this sample after I saw a YouTuber sing praises. I got super intrigued. Tried it today. It’s ok but there are a lot better things in the market at much cheaper prices. The scent is not bad. It’s decent for sure. Well blended. I can’t tell the notes apart. I give you that. But it’s not a masterpiece in my eyes. It’s good. Just ok. Average. When it comes to white florals, I think Moon Glory by The Harmonist is a masterpiece for sure. It’s expensive yes but still cheaper than this one. Sillage and longevity I can’t say at this point. But even if it is excellent, the scent itself is just decent. Forgettable. Not attention grabbing or sexy or super compliment getter type. Sorry I tried. But had to share my honest thoughts.

Based on the previous reviews I thought it would be interesting to test this fragrance next to some of the others mentioned, since I have samples of most of them: Sintra by Memo, Love, don't be shy by Killian, Reckless (Essence) by Roja and I also added Oriana by Marley. So here are my thoughts. Without a doubt Sintra is the most similar to Jump up ecstatic - like a lot! Though throughout the first 30 min Sintra has a slight more natural sweet element where Jump up Ecstatic is more synthetic (candy/bubblegum) sweet, which is something it also has in common with Oriana and Love. However Oriana and Love are ture candy gourmand fragrances, unlike Jump which has much more spices and "kick" to it on top of the bubblegum sweetness (I totally get the name btw, it is spot on!). It actually also reminds me a bit of Delina, though the floral notes are quite different, but it has the same "kick" or power-effect. This effect lasts in the dry-down, where Sintra has a more sweet drydown. Out of the bunch it resembles Reckless the least, in my opinion. Reckless does not share the profound candy sweetness, but is more of a powdery, soapy traditional floral fragrance - however there is a bit (but only a bit) common notes in regards of spices. Personally this is not my type of fragrances at all, but if you enjoy any of the fragrances mentioned, I would highly recommend giving this a try.

I think @Ida review is spot on. This smells too similar to Love don’t be shy and Sintra for me to justify a bottle. Don’t get me wrong, it’s a beautiful well rounded scent, but it’s not unique enough to warrant the price tag. I would classify LDBS as the fun younger sister, sintra is the confident sexy older sister, and Ecstatic is the wealthy trendy modern mom. At first spray I get a heady tuberose that reminds me a bit of vintage perfumes, in the background is a piece of Bazooka bubble gum. A few minutes in I start to get more of the orange blossom, and a little bit of jasmine. Compared to LDBS and Sintra, Evstatic has the most pink bubblegum likeness, even though it’s the least sweet. It is closest to Sintra, although they are not the same fragrance but in the same family. LDBS is more airy, fluffy, and sweet. Sintra has a rich silkyness to it, that reminds me of a luxurious body oil, topped with a dusting of baby powder. The tuberose in ecstatic is what really makes it stand out, and grounds the fragrance so it’s not as gourmand. All in all a very pretty, well made, pleasant fragrance.

I didn’t care for this at all sadly and I found it to be the opposite of addictive. I only sprayed 4 times and found it to be so suffocating, heady and too mature for me. I really wanted to scrub it both times I wore it but I didn’t and to my surprise the dry down was a lot different and better but not worth the ride imo. By the time it gets down to the scent I can enjoy, it’s more of a skin scent at that time. It takes a while to get there. My mom enjoyed this one a lot though, she said it reminded her of perfumes from the 80’s that she used to have so when I find a good deal on it I’m going to surprise her with a bottle as I could tell she smelled the nostalgia for her in it. This fragrance is made of quality ingredients and has great performance too so if you’re into a more 80’s style floral fragrance with modern touches this may be just what you’re looking for!

It is a tuberose centric perfume. Here you can find tuberose in all its glory: sometimes green, sometime bubblegummy, sometimes on the verge of being dirty (but never gets there). It is a complex, but not a challenging perfume. It is sweet and alluring. I do not find any similarities to LDBS or Sintra: for me Jump Up and Kiss Me is mostly tuberose, and the orange blossom is most prominent in the opening which I love. The lasting power of this perfume is insane, this perfume is not one you would overspray. One of my favorites which I prefer to wear in winter-fall.

Tried this perfume twice The first trial reminds me alot of tom ford orichid soliel Smells super nice to be honest Second trial it was soooo similar to tom ford pour femme It changes alot during the day The price is unbelievably high It’s nice ok but the price makes me think triple 😄

Super challenging white floral. Burst of tuberose with sweetness at the base. the tuberose overpowers every other note. this would have been such a beautiful gourmand without the tuberose. Love tuberose scents but here it just does not work.

Bitter orange and mandarine? I can smell tuberose (the bubble gum version) , amber and vanilla. It's warm and sensual but to me it's very simple.

Very unique beautyful feminine scent. Its very difficult & longlasting. Version 2017. Have nothing to do with TF, Kilian, Roja, Memo etc.

Tuberose centric. Quite complex and intoxicating. I don’t get LDBS.