Jasmin Des Anges

"Jasmine des Anges" is a perfume which sounds remarkably different during different times of year. This is why this review will be split in two parts. Fall - Winter It opens with a bright citrus and herbal tea note. Quite unusual, rather lovely and uplifting. It is then followed by apricot and peach. They are not over-ripe or dripping with juice, on the contrary - they are still slightly unripe, and are taught and crisp, with a bit of tartness. Their scents are very well-blended together and appear playful and bubbly, as a Marie de Moy Demi-Sec Rosé Champagne. Jasmine and osmanthus complete the composition, their blooms delicate and morning-like, with aroma only beginning to appear and the dew drops are keeping it fresh. The heart is distinctly floral-fruity, light, non-cloying and bright. Jasmine keeps blooming on the skin throughout and creates a beautiful and luscious drydown supported by vanilla and light crispness of white musk. Projection is good and not overwhelming with a respectable sillage. Spring - Summer Jasmine is unapologetic and undisputed ruler. With the first spray it wraps you around into a gauze of blooming flowers, at times overwhelming and making you their prisoner. Vanilla prevents them from becoming too animalistic, adding more sweetness. The projection, especially in summer, can become "deadly". So I would say that this is more of an evening fragrance for the hottest days, as it walks in front of you and trails for many metres. Bergamot is invisible to me, and peach and apricot become a backdrop colouring the scent into golden-orange hues, as the early sunset. They are too now in their full ripeness and no longer have the tartness of their "younger" selves. Drydown is jasmine and vanilla, and white musk is but a faint whisper, anchoring the final accords. Regardless of the time of the year, "Jasmin Des Anges" is a beautiful fragrance with good staying power and beautifully executed composition. It is very versatile and can be worn almost for any occasion, but with attention to application during the hottest day(s) of the year.

Jasmin des Anges is not a jasmine that announces itself loudly. It arrives like a memory—soft, sunlit, and unexpectedly intimate. From the first spray, the jasmine feels natural and luminous, closer to petals warmed by afternoon light than to an opulent white-floral bouquet. There is a gentle sweetness, but it’s restrained—never syrupy, never heavy. What makes this fragrance special is its texture: airy, almost translucent, as if the jasmine has been washed in golden light rather than wrapped in sugar. As it develops, a subtle apricot-like warmth emerges, giving the scent a honeyed softness that feels skin-close and comforting. The florals melt seamlessly into a smooth, musky base, creating a cocoon effect rather than a dramatic trail. This is a perfume that invites closeness; it doesn’t perform for the room—it whispers to the person wearing it. Longevity is elegant rather than aggressive. It lingers gently, especially on warm skin, evolving into something quietly sensual and reassuring. Projection stays intimate, making it ideal for daytime wear, reflective evenings, or moments when you want your fragrance to feel like a personal signature rather than a statement. Overall impression: Jasmin des Anges is jasmine interpreted through emotion rather than excess—soft, graceful, and deeply human. It feels like sunshine filtered through silk curtains, or the scent of skin after a day spent somewhere beautiful. Best for: - Lovers of natural, airy florals - Those who dislike sharp or indolic jasmine - Anyone seeking a refined, comforting, quietly luxurious scent Mood: luminous, tender, serene Verdict: A jasmine for the soul, not the spotlight 🌼

Good lord, I love this. This is an exquisite, non-indolic jasmine wrapped in a fruity veil of peach and apricot. A straight-up fruity-floral for sure, but with a sophistication that makes it easy to cover myself in it unapologetically. My introduction to this fragrance was with a miniature splash bottle that came with another Dior purchase. I liked it but it wasn't an instantaneous love. It just seemed like a nice spring floral — it came off as a one-dimensional jasmine and the fruit was barely detectable. It's not a new revelation that dabbing a perfume on doesn't represent a fragrance as fully as spraying, but in the case of Jamin Des Anges, I think an extreme disservice is done in a splash miniature format. One night I spilled the splash bottle, and the spill is actually what made me fall in love with this! I could finally smell the whole of the fragrance because it was all over my hand. That was it, I was smitten. I ordered a full bottle from Dior the following day and at first spray I knew I'd made a great choice. The fruity notes barely bloom when dabbed, but when sprayed, the peach and apricot notes really sparkle! Projection is moderate and I get good longevity on clothes. I'm not much of a skin sprayer these days so I can't speak to that. The fragrance does really well in the heat and I'm going to enjoy this on the humid days of summer ahead. But I enjoy wearing joyful, floral "summery" scents year round, so I'm interested to see what happens with it in the cold as well.

Jasmin des Anges is an innocent jasmine scent, showcasing a sweet, green-tinged jasmine, fresh and bud-like. Pretty and pleasant, it is frivolously feminine yet elegant and refined. JdA is jasmine-led from initial spray, bold and heady yet sweet and clean, with a nice green stem-like undertone. I don't get much bergamot; the overwhelming fruity note here is peach to my nose. The peach-jasmine accord briefly brings to mind J'Adore Dior, an in-house homage of sorts, but more lush and sweet here. Osmanthus emerges as it develops, its powdery texture and peachy floral sweetness making for a seamless progression from the jasmine-peach opening. Powdery vanilla in the base keeps things sweet, but is nicely-measured - it is airy and dry rather than being syrupy or cloying. It fades to a dry, powdery musky-vanilla skin scent. Sillage is moderate and longevity is long-lasting. It is a feminine transeasonal scent, but best worn in warmer weather. A sweet, pretty floral-fruity sounds reductive, but is apt. Either way, JdA is a delight throughout, a high-quality bouquet sweetened with fruit up top and dry vanilla in the base. Expensive, but quite lovely. 4/5.

Dior's Jasmin Des Anges is an absolutely beautiful perfume. I have found that many other jasmine perfumes tend to include resinous/incense/patchouli notes. To my nose, those types of notes overpower the jasmine and it can come off as quite abrasive. Jasmin Des Anges is the opposite of that. It's an incredibly soft and feminine fragrance. The jasmine is the star with a slight sweetness that in my opinion comes off as a very natural kind of sweetness, not sugary, synthetic, or overly "fruity" at all. The lasting power is excellent. At about seven hours in I can still smell it around me. Not sure about the projection, because quarantine, but as mentioned I catch it in the air around me throughout the day. As another reviewer said, it's a very happy scent. This is the type of perfume that I imagine an elegant woman wearing (and I feel elegant wearing it). This perfume is pricey but I think it's right for the size and quality, which I think is excellent. On a final note, I don't find that this perfume "transforms" much as time goes by, but I love the way it opens and it hold the opening fairly well so I'm ok with that.