Jasmin Grandiflorum Extrait 30

Jasmin Grandiflorum Extrait 30 is definitely my favorite from the Extrait line and the others can't hold a candle to this fragrance for me, which is why I bought it after almost buying the Rose Centifolia Extrait 1, which had too much patchouli and woods for me. This perfume is a very natural and sweet smelling jasmine to me, sweetened up by a hint of strawberry. This is a good and interesting combination for me, since both strawberries and jasmine share a lot of the same scent compounds. I can't really smell the sandalwood at all though, but I don't mind that, since I don't like woody fragrances. I got very good sillage and longevity from this scent, since it could be smelt from about 6 feet away and it lasted about 8 and a half to 9 hours on my skin. It would also be perfect for both a spring or summer day and would be perfect for a very classy and sophisticated woman to wear. For some reason, I could imagine a woman with porcelain skin and strawberry blonde hair (like Nicole Kidman) wearing this while dressed up in a white satin and lace dress. The price is of course extortiante and it isn't really worth that much, but it is an experience going to the Guerlain counter and buying this with its beautiful bottle filled with gorgeous golden-colored juice and then choosing its cap and the engraving you want on it, then watching the robot etch your name and symbol you chose onto the bottle. I chose a crown as my symbol and a beautiful and iridescent mother of pearl as my cap! I would personally give this perfume and almost perfect 9/10. It is lovely, but still not quite as good as the much cheaper Jasminum Sambac from Chloe's exclusive Atelier Des Fleurs line. The original Gelsomino by Santa Maria Novella was a great naturalistic jasmine fragrance too!

I’ve been looking for a floral fragrance for a while now. I smelled this for the first time and instantly decided on this. I no longer want a floral fragrance, but I will be using this to add a floral touch to all of my fresh and Ambry Fragrances. The purity of this smell is so well done that I no longer have a desire to search for a smell resembles white florals because they will never be as fresh and green as this. I swear it is almost like they are high-pressure, squeezing the juice out of The whole plant to give you a single drop of bliss. Concentrated is an understatement. Of all the fragrances that make this collection, The jasmine had the best initial impression followed by the Bergamont, which I bought both. All six are the closest notes to the real substances that they respectively represent. Very well done.

It seems unfair to me that every time a niche/exclusive house launches a vanilla or tonka fragrance, folks go crazy about them but white florals got all the hate. I like both good gourmands and nice florals but in case of this collection, I find the Jasmine the best. I’m underwhelmed with the whole line, including Tonka and Vanilla; this one I, however, find lovely, though not worth the price tag. It’s a very gentle jasmine, with greenish tones without any harshness or indolic smell. It’s like Muguet, bright and fresh and optimistic. If it was in the standard L’art and Matiere line, I would consider purchasing it but with this price tag no. And again, I can understand the idea of purchasing a $500 perfume which is unique and make crowds turn heads but this collection is definitely not close to such effect.

I’ve tried at least dozen Jasmine Perfumes over the years and non appealed to my olfactory senses. This one did me in. I work with fresh Jasmine and first hand know how intoxicating and lovely real Jasmine flowers. This is the only Parfume imho that reflects that aroma. Guerlain House somehow was able to captivate the essence of Jasmine. Non of the others compare or even close to realness of the flower. Projection is strong but pleasant. Longevity on clothes over 48 hours like all the extraits that I tested from this collection. About 10 hours on skin. Little goes long way as with any extracts.

One of the most realistic and sophisticated jasmin i have come across this is female dream but a men can wear it to definitely unisex not a typical feminine jasmin this one is so so good its performance and projection is incredible but when you smell closer it doesn't smell over powering this is wht i love about Gurlain extrait they are good strong fragrance but smooth at the same time also i love rose centifolia from the line along with others I got fragrance discovery set for all extrait and i love them all they all are quality fragrance and top quality perfumery ❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙

After I've worn this beauty for a couple of times, I can honestly say that you get the "same" jasmin from Shalimar Millesime Jasmin 2024 edition. I have both and while I really love how elegant this Jasmin Grandiflorum is, it's not worth the price. It's definitely a special occasion scent, when wearing big gold earrings and a silk dress, or maybe even a bridal scent, or more like mother-of-the-bride scent. Absolutely feminine and gorgeous. I would suggest buying samples or a decant, to spare some money.

Jasmin Grandiflorum Extrait is one of the most refined jasmine fragrances I have experienced. The jasmine feels luminous, creamy and beautifully natural, capturing the elegant indolic character of the flower without becoming heavy. As the fragrance settles, it develops a soft powdery quality that makes it even more elegant and comforting. The quality of the materials here is exceptional and truly difficult to compare with most other jasmine perfumes. Smooth, luxurious, and remarkably sophisticated.

Smells just like the jasmine flowers that grew in the yard of my home growing up. I am not a big fan of white florals, but this is just insanely good. I kinda wish they just kept it fresh and not add the strawberry note, because i did feel it got a little too sweet in the dry down. Part of why i hate white floral perfumes so much is because they tend to smell grape-y and sickly sweet. This one doesnt go near that territory at all, thankfully. Just really high quality intoxicating stuff.

Guerlain Jasmin Grandiflorum Extrait 30 (2023) - realistic jasmine - Glorious oh glorious Jasmine! I have been trying to find a perfume with an accord that creates the most realistic expression of the flower and #delphinejelk has managed to summon one. Animalic and indolic, but remains fresh and dewy. This is not muted or shy and a jasmine worth its salt to those that love this ingredient. It is like covering oneself with thousands of petals. Persistent through time.

This is how I envision Heaven to smell like. My goodness, this is one of the most beautiful jasmine-centered fragrance I've ever smelled. Yes, there are some similarities from the reminds me' section, but JGE is so smooth, classy and elevated! Three sprays on my skin was just the right amount to put me in a blissful state. This could easily be my new signature and **gasps** knock my beloved Marfa off her throne. Can be worn all year long with ease. I.Am.In.Love 🤍

This Jasmin is my favourite from the extrait range (I found the iris very beautiful but slightly too vanillic for me and the rose has a citronella note which I wasn’t enjoying.) If you like pure, realistic jasmine that isn’t indolic, it doesn’t get much better than this. After a while the strawberry sweetens and makes this slightly too jammy for me. But Guerlain has certainly returned to their finest with these sublime extrait range.

My absolute FAVORITE Jasmine. NOTHING beats it. Splurged on a 125ml bottle and have NO REGRETS. Like crushing a bunch of jasmine petals in your hands and sticking your face in it. Not deep and sexy, but bright and solar! The most accurate jasmine I’ve ever smelled to my nose. Just incredible. 10/10. If you like Jasmine this is worth the splurge. Excellent longevity and performance too, fantastic year round.

This has got to be the best thing I ever smelled. I received a couple of samples of this with my last purchase and immediatly fell in love.... But then I looked up the price :-(. Does anyone know a good alternative to this? I just can’t justify paying €550 for this, it’s about 5 times what I usually pay for perfume (even though I’m starting to consider it)

Had to purchase a bottle. This perfume received the most positive reactions I have ever got from family and friends, especially from my mom who is very sensitive to perfumes. Iris pallida was love at first sniff for me but this one has probably taken first place as favorite for the extraits for me.

It's gorgeous. At the beginning of the indole dense jasmine. Later it becomes creamy. Maximum feminine. On hot skin or in the heat can be ravenous. The price bites, but it is definitely worth it

This very lovely white floral scent with decent longevity on my skin smell like creamy tuberose which remind me of Le labo lys 41 and Diptyque Do son. I'm surprised tuberose noted is not listed.

i have a sample and it's so strong that you can smell the jasmine through the box , it is so strong and beautiful but very expensive but it lasts very long and it smells like heaven

Favorite of the collection—more complex than the rose

Holy jasmine. That's all I got to say.

Although it's a showcase for GuerIain's jasmine absolute base material I could pick out four stages in the perfume's progression. It opens with the unmistakable scent of the thick absolute: creamy white floral, tinged green and magnolia-like. There's an odd strawberry / red fruit acid-sweetness which pulls the indolic facets of the jasmine in an unexpected fruity-gourmand direction. It's more polite than the usual funk of straight-up jasmine absolute but as I'm not much of a fan of fruity notes this isn't my favourite stage. The natural camphor of the absolute takes off as the perfume warms on skin. The strawberry retreats and an intense eucalyptus-like note comes through. There's also a soft mushroom quality that I associate with tuberose, which may or may not be lurking. The perfume opens up, filling my nose, but it also seems... somehow uninspiring. Despite the camphor it lacks sparkle. Or radiance as @andrewatic says below. However it's improving all the time. Around the three hour mark the perfume peaks, the jasmine is at its most sublime and addictive. It's less indolic, cooler and more gardenia-like now, airy rather than mentholated, greener. And maybe there's even a hint of ylang ylang alongside the gentle buzz of barely-there sandalwood making its first appearance in the base. It finishes with the long dry-down as the perfume settles into a subdued jasmine absolute scent hovering a few inches above the skin in a cool, demur white floral bubble. A bit too polite for me again but still enjoyable. Longevity is great and I get whiffs of jasmine and camphor from clothing days later. All-in-all a pleasant few hours. There are some elements that didn't quite work for me and there's little here to rave about — particularly when price comes into the equation — but it's worthy of a test and I'd be happy to wear it again sometime.