Jasmīns (Жасмин)

It all depends on the state of preservation of the perfume. I have 2 bottles from 1989 and 1990, which differ in aroma. The one with the noticeable citrus top notes of lavender and bergamot seems fresher to me, but a bit bitter to my husband. The other bottle seems more tender to my husband, but to me it seems that it has a more noticeable soapy-musky base with some melancholic florality, as if the background is a "thousand flowers" with a shadow of heliotrope. Not indolic simple jasmine. Sweet and sunny. Both bottles are a good product as a shaving lotion, as a dry shampoo, a refreshing product for trips without amenities, a product to wipe yourself off after a bath (for those whose oiliness and speed of skin regeneration allow you to withstand this). It is also nostalgia for childhood and at the same time the basis for diluting and further improving those perfumes that seem too sweet, heavy to the point of grotesqueness, cloyingly vulgar.