Cassandra Rose Jasmin

Fruity Floral Cheapie Gem... I've tested this a few times now, and each time it comes across a little differently. At first I was getting the jasmine tea and rose, but the second test I got the pear & magnolia more, but all the notes are there. Overall, a well blended fruity floral that isn't an exact dupe of anything I've smelt, but I catch reminders of scents like Miracle Lancôme, Eclat d'Arpège Lanvin & Chantilly Eau de Vie Dana. This has quite good performance for a fresh floral, and even cuts through winter air, but I would be most likely to wear this in spring-summer for day or night. You can't beat this for the price; it smells a lot more expensive than it is. It's a love. Enjoy! Update 05/13/25: The tea note is coming through even more clearly now in the opening, with a fruity-floral-powdery overlay of the pear-freesia. The tea note remains grounding everything as it transitions into the white floral heart of jasmine & magnolia with a peach accent. Magnolia here is leaning more to its waxy side and less to its citrus side. As for rose, I agree with LSAUG below that this is a charming jasmine-tea scent where rose is hiding, and plays hide-and-seek throughout the drydown. Rose is more of a supporting element that I don't notice much, but occasionally realize was there all along. Performance-wise, I think this has been underrated and performance is moderate-to-strong for me, with 8+ hours longevity and ~3 feet projection for first hour followed by arms length projection for the next ~4 hours after which it becomes a skin scent. This is on par or better than most designer summer floral/fruity-florals imho. Love it.

Opens with a burst of sweet fruity pear, then a floral jasmine tea, and a touch of orange. Before dry down feels a bit synthetic initially, it settles beautifully especially considering the price point. After a couple minutes, the jasmine gets louder, blended with gentle hints of rose, magnolia, and peach. The musk, woods, and amber serve as a quiet, grounding support rather than competing with the fruits and florals. The overall profile is distinctly sweet and feminine and it avoids being powdery and feels mature enough to wear without smelling juvenile. Overall smells of authentic real jasmine. like drinking jasmine tea. its beautifully elegant. My bottle look is a pearlescent white cap and rosy pink lettering with a clear glass bottle and liquid.

What a charming jasmine tea fragrance. It starts off with a tart and aromatic blast of green tea leaves infused with jasmine oil. As the fragrance goes along I get orange, peach, freesia, jasmine, jasmine tea and lots of magnolia. I cannot find the rose. She is hiding. Maybe she was jealous but she is not here. This is such a lovely fresh floral and I wish I had found it before summer ended. I got this beauty for $6.99. it is far superior to other fresh and green florals I have tried that cost a hell of a lot more. Glad I found this beautiful cheapie. Moderate projection and longevity. I don't understand the complaints about longevity below. I disagree. This is excellent value for money.

I recently bought 10 more perfumes from this brand & this is my fav! OMG the smell is so delicious & juicy. I have an obsession with Jasmine note and this one blends in gorgeously. I love JA so much for the high quality & affordability 🥰

It is soapy fresh to my nose, citron (cédrat) greenness and nice clean white petals, honeysuckle as clean as a florist shower gel. With a drop of rose dew, and of tropical ice tea, to add a bit of sweetness. Classic, think like 5th Avenue or Pleasures are classic’s, this sort of things. Fresh, floral bubbles, squeezed citrus rinds, maybe naïve, or used to be naïve. Would suit a lovely romantic style in summer, liberty dress, capeline, teatime, picnic basket, with fresh fruits for dessert. It dries down like linen over a sweet flower fields, or like this sunny yellow softener on which a colorful field is printed. My 17yo son loves it of me. He’ll always comment about the beautiful smell around.