Zhasmin

This is suerly not Jasmine, it's actually mock orange (Philadelphus coronarius), but in the countries it grows it's called Jasmine. Sadly it lacks longevity and performance, but you must give it credits for being almost photo-realistic. I have a tiny bottle I grabbed dirt cheap in a drugstore and whenever I feel nostalgic for "jasmine" I'm transported to heavenly bliss.

Agreed with the previous commenter - this is definitely mock orange! There's a reason that it's grown in gardens as a cheaper alternative to actual jasmine, though. The two are very similar. It's a very simple scent with a singular jasmine note, however it's not the green and mellow kind of jasmine. This actually reminds me of the jasmine note in my favorite fragrance, which is Lust by Lush - the one that existed before they changed their labels to the white ones. This jasmine is ripe and almost honeyed, some may interpret it as indolic. I absolutely love it! This reminds me of so many good things in life, it's such an optimistic scent - even if it's just one note. Too bad the bottle is so tiny and doesn't even have a nozzle - but hey, can't really complain about it for the $3 I paid for it.