Pink Jasmine

Good staying power, smells wonderful in the spring/summer but not enough "omph" (aka, woods, resins, spice) to be effective in the autumn or winter. It's a modern, light, airy floral with a hint of bitterness/orange around the edges. Not much of a green note, which is fine with me, it has more of a dry sweetness - no sign of anything sugary or candy-like *ahhhh!*

This is a beautiful scent! I picture a beautiful youthful lady walking in a flower garden, letting her hair down, wearing plain halter, fuschia pink dress and winds blowing on her hair and flowy dress. Sillage is great. My only issue is its longetivity. Lovely but fleeting on me.

This perfume was given to me the scent is ok but its not my fav. Its more of a sophisticated scent to me. The lasting power seems to last longer on fabrics than my skin. I don't smell the peach at all just florals and a surprisingly creamy scent. I think the creamy scent is what I dislike about this perfume. The best way i can describe the creamy scent is if you sniff and unscented cream. Weird I know! I think w/out the creamy scent this would be a lovely scent. Or maybe if they added a sweeter flower to it to balance it out.

Pink Jasmine is one of those perfumes that smells like a high end lotion. It's very creamy, soft and pretty. Most noticeable to me are tiare, soft peach and a very slight powdery note from the marshmallow. Blood orange adds a nice bitter facet. I think this is a great fragrance for first dates, weddings (as a guest), christenings etc. This is a perfume to wear when you want to feel pretty, but you don't want to outshine anyone or make too bold of a statement.

I just love this one. It's such a soft, feminine, sophisticated smell. Sweet but not too sweet, and a great fresh flower combination. I go through decants of this so quickly I'm starting to think it's full bottle time :) Might just buy one someday.