Jade888

At one point I thought that I hated lily of the valley. Fragrances like Penhaligon Lily of the Valley (I thought it was meant to be a soliflore) smells just like sea island cotton which is a scent I loath. It smelled like it belonged in the genre of Elizabeth Arden White Tea. But I love Fior Fiore by Eau D'Italie which has a dominant lily of the valley note, so hating lily of the valley is a lie. Jade888 helped reaffirm that thought was just a lie. Jade888 is so smooth and was an instant love at first sniff. This to me is a spa fragrance. It just smells soothing and clean without the extra fuss. Its green with a soft spice. The ginger gives it a slight earthy vibe instead of any warmth. Im not going to lie this could easily be some type of dove deodorant like their go fresh cool essentials or fresh rejuvenate but softer. I almost want to layer it with something more earthy or vegetal to elevate it above grooming product while still maintaining the shower fresh vibe. I still love it as is as a casual clean smell. So if you like fragrances like Tommy Girl then you might like this. @alit was spot on with her description of this fragrance especially saying that it came across effortless. The only thing I disagree with her saying is that this is not FBW. It's full bottle worthy because I would wind up using the whole bottle. This is the type of fragrance that will easily get everyday wear from me. I don't have to be in a particular mood to put it on. It has easily become one of my favorites. I don't find this scent particularly girly. My mom thinks this smells masculine, but I don't smell that either. I'd classify this as unisex if anything, but it smells genderless to me.

This was an add-on in my Ipsy: $3 for a 5ml sample. I keep thinking I will quit Ipsy, but then something great comes along like this. I should have bought 10 of these samples! No one has mentioned that the ambroxan in this reminds one so very much of Juliette Has A Gun's White Spirit, which is ridiculously expensive. What else could it be besides ambroxan? It is White Spirit with a touch of green woods. It is just what I need in These Here Difficult Times. The white floral is a little tuberosey to me, which i guess is the lily of the valley. Full bottle worthy to me IF it lasts -- since it is much more affordable than WS. Vegan, cruelty-free, and a newbie coupon make me want to splurge since I just got the Big Stimulus. Unisex, intoxicating, must spray on spouse. I wish you could try it right now! I had never even heard of this brand, but niche fragrances are sprouting like weeds, a very cool thing in a time of very sucky things. Only thing I don't like is the garish gold cap on the modern pretty green bottle.

This is so fresh and uplifting without being overbearing. Jade 888 is not like any other perfume in that it has a moisturizing base without being oily. None of the notes are particularly distinct, but they add up to a perfectly green and sumptuous experience much like the description of the perfume. I absolutely love it! It elevates my mood as though it were an aromatherapy. . I absolutely love it! It elevates my mood as though were aromatherapy, and everybody who has smelled it finds it to be lovely and uplifting as well.

Love this. It’s what got me into perfume. It smells like wet flowers. It’s alive and comforting. I want more of what it has to offer.

Beautifully fragrant lilies sprouting from freshly cut grass. Clean, fresh, uplifting, lovely Summer scent.

I received this as a tester in an Ipsy bag and it became my all-time favourite.

I really like the scent. I ordered a 5ml sample to test it and it's a love at first sniff. When I sprayed it, it's fresh, green and inoffensive. Lily-of-the-valley is the major player here while musk and ginger hide in the background, softening the greeness and adding a hint of spiciness to it. It is relaxing and comforting. The floral feeling became more obvious after 5-10 minutes. If I am enjoying my leisure time at home, I would definitely wear this fragrance. Besides, as the perfume is alcohol-free (not sure whether it is water-based or oil-based), it doesn't evaporate and absorb into your skin as quick as normal fragrances. Although it is a EDP, it feels like an extrait de parfum on application that it left an oil? spot on your skin.

I have never encountered Lily of the valley done in such a way. See, the danger with Lilly of the valley for me is that it often feels dated, or too sharp, or too green. Here it is very smooth and soft musky, very gentle. There is a faint spiciness from the ginger but overall a very clean, slightly milky-powdery, natural and effortless kind of scent. Almost like you slathered your scented body lotion and didn't care much else. It is not a head turner or statement kind of perfume, more like fresh out of the shower - feel good in your lounge wear at home-type of scent. Al A solid like, but not FBW for me.

This is a beautiful simple fragrance - the kind you wear when all your other scents make you weary or headachy but you still want to wear something that smells of quality and is quite unlike anything else I have at hand. Knowing how I dislike lily of the valley I suppose is cancelled out by a very soft and smooth combination of ginger and musk. The LOTV comes across as a simple "soft white floral" at drydown. I wasn't going to bother testing this, but it's was well worth a test. Lesson learned - don't judge a fragrance by it's notes. Enough to buy a full bottle? No. Not in my opinion. $$$$

I received this in an Ipsy bag and was pleasantly surprised at how different it is from normal generic floral/vanilla scents that are in sample bags. "Green" is definitely a great word to describe it. It reminds me of how things look and smell fresher and greener after a big summer storm. It is a bracing scent in a way. Longevity seems to vary; on the back of my arm when I first tested it, it lasted a few hours, but this morning around 7:30 I sprayed it on my wrists, and by 9:45 it was gone.

I wish I smelled the ginger as much as people in the other reviews, I honestly can’t say I smell it at all. I think inoffensive and pretty is the best way to describe this perfume- it reads to my nose as delicate white flowers and maybe a little cucumber. Definitely refreshing. Nothing really jumps out at me about this fragrance in a way that’s both a pro and a con- it’s a very easy wear, but that’s all that really draws me to it.

I wore this one as my go-to throughout Spring and Summer of 2022. It's vibrant, but not totally complex or well-performing for its price point. While I think the bottle and packaging is beautiful, I found the scent not lasting on me. That being said, I do like it, just would not buy again. It smells like the color green, like a fresh breeze blowing though a flowering garden of cucumber and lime. Layering it makes it more useful.

This reminds me of Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche EDT. Same vibe. Same greenness. Idk I don’t have the Chanel here rn to test side by side but my brain immediately logged there the second I smelled it. Very fresh, clean, just-out-the-shower fragrance. Very aromatic without being aldehydic. Definitely unisex, perhaps leaning slightly feminine. Very wearable. Inoffensive. Great for Spring/Summer/office/gym.

A fun but short-lived sweet apple and lily of the valley frag with fizzy ginger and a hint of dry woods. To be honest it smells like expensive shampoo. A definite shower scent. Would be good for after the gym or as a pick me up but it feels incomplete. Very inoffensive. Perfect for the office but in no way represents value for money. It does perform better when mixed with Source1. But still - meh.

green and fresh with a little touch of what, to my nose, seems like graphite and pear. Very clean smelling and almost salad-ish- kind of the intersection of those two things- as though you dressed a bowl of spring mix with shampoo and pencil shavings. I like it a lot- will wear again.

It’s simple, elegant and classy. Green! The feminine leaning individual who wears this is about quiet luxury. Wise. Entering midlife. Doesn’t need to impress. If you know, you know. The musk mellows the lily of the valley, while ginger adds a slight touch of spice. Lasts all day.

True to its name, Jade888 is /green./ Not the sharp, herby green of cardamom and patchouli, but the softer, more delicate green of dew-wet flowers. I get a bit of... cucumber, bamboo, maybe? Regardless, it's a lovely fresh floral. Definitely a springtime scent!

got it in an ipsy box, not really my style but still a really nice springy floral scent. might be good for layering with something more earthy and warm. smells very similar to acqua di gioia, maybe a tiny bit sweeter and less aquatic.

i really like this one. it starts out fairly spicy, like ginger and then it mellows out to a kind of soapy flowery smell. it smells like eating an orange while taking a bath in a jungle. very unique. very weird.

I love this. Sweet grass and lily of the valley with a touch of lime. A white bouquet in the garden. Hours later there’s a soft cotton candy left on my skin. It’s summer now and I want to wear this every day!