Celestial Jasmine

I love this as much as I was disappointed with the tuberose in the line. It's a bit clean/shampoo-ish; but honestly that's an element of the silk tree blooms. And this is very heavy on the silk tree blossom! The dry down becomes a clean sweet jasmine. It's very sweet, fresh and lovely. Absolutely perfect for when the Texas Mimosas (Silk Trees) are blooming. I wouldn't call it a "jasmine" perfume, on me the silk blossom is the real star. The jasmine is still noticeable (but not all all indolic) Highly recommend if you love spring fresh florals.

This is my signature fragrance at the moment. I originally went to the store to buy Tom Ford's Jasmin Rouge, but the lasting power is so bad I just couldn't get passed that, then I smelled Celestial Jasmine and i was so incredible in love with this perfume that I was like "this is it". Let me start by saying you will smell like a jasmine, last a long time and silage is a full room! Let me not forget to say that this bottle is the most feminine beautiful bottle I have even seen!

Celestial Jasmine is lovely - a pretty, light, airy floral, with a definite jasmine being the most noticeable, but it has a perfect blend of floral and creamy softness. It's very beautiful.

I ordered this sample despite my usual aversion to jasmine-heavy fragrances. If you like your jasmines indolic, this won’t be the fragrance for you. It’s a sheer jasmine, made slightly green by prominent linden blossom and a hint of narcissus. There is a very vague freesia note (which makes me happy, since freesia is generally awful on me), and a ‘silk tree blossom’ note that is uncanny in its resemblance to the real thing. There is definite light musk in the drydown. This won’t win over any jasmine fanatics, but it is a lovely spring garden fragrance that I would absolutely wear. It would fit right in with the Hermessences line, and could be mistaken for a JC Ellena fragrance.

I love the scent of jasmine and I was really expecting to love this fragrance. But, unfortunately, I don't. I think it's a lovely fresh scent, but it smells far more strongly of linden blossom and silk blossom than jasmine to me. It's extremely sparkling and bright - it almost reads a bit sharp on my skin for the first 2 hours. Fresh florals aren't usually my thing, thus it's my fault for thinking this might be a good match. If you're looking for a hyper clean, sparkly, green, 0 indoles jasmine to wear on a sunny spring day, this would be perfect!

Overall, disappointing. Fruity type jasmine scent bordering aquatic that strongly reminds me of shampoo. Surprised there is no fruit listed in the notes as I get a strong melon (calone) note in this (is that supposed to be the silk tree bloom aka. mimosa tree?) that is there throughout the life of the fragrance. I'm also picking up ambroxan, though while not strong, is still apparent. Since I don't like melon notes or ambroxan in perfume, this is a pass.

It's rare that I ever love a floral perfume, let alone jasmine. I just got a sample of this and am shocked by how much I love it. As it dries, it evolves from a pure, linear jasmine to a dynamic, warm, and intoxicating floral that actually has some "it" factor. The warm base notes gove an otherwise plain floral note a nice intoxicating pull that keeps me sniffing for more. Most florals give me a headache or just seem too boring, overdone, and...perfumey. What I enjoy about this one is that it's light and unoffensive, but warm and intoxicating at the same time. I think this will layer well with one or both of a musk oil or amber oil / going to try that out later :)