JAZ

A jasmine done well. Usually jasmine dominant scents give me a headache, they tend to be very indolic. This one smell natural and realistic.

A fresh jasmine soliflore earthy and energizing

Upon the first sniff, even before spraying, I immediately detected a strong minty scent, even though mint isn’t listed in the notes. Perhaps that’s the soil note coming through? Interestingly, my partner also mentioned mint before I said anything. In the dry down, I pick up a hint of lemon, but the mint-like aroma remains dominant, with jasmine subtly hiding behind the stronger medicinal tones. It almost smells like a coconut sunscreen. This leans more toward a wet, green, fresh fragrance rather than the dirty, indolic jasmine I typically prefer. While I don’t dislike it—the dry down is pleasant—it’s not quite what I was hoping for. edit: upon testing this in warmer weather ive grown rather fond of this scent. its still not what i was searching for in terms of a jasmine fragrance (that's a la nuit by serge lutens) but i do really enjoy this and the house. i own 2 FB from this house. my nose has changed after really digging into this fragrance hobby and theres still a mintyness that comes across.

This is the most photorealistic Indian jasmine perfume I have smelled so far. It smells like a wet earthy jasmine with some sort of oil(reminds me of amla oil) scent in the background. It's a great scent if you like earthy scents and want a photorealistic jasmine scent

such a beautiful rendition of a soliflore. if you have ever been in southeast asia and reveled in its cultures and traditions, jasmine will be one of your primary olfactory memory. kudos to dana.

I have a nearly full bottle of this I'd like to sell. DM me :)