Wood & Sage

I don't agree that this is a perfume mostly for men. This is perfectly unisex, same as its original version from Jo Malone. It's easy to wear when you want to go out and do errands or if you want to wear it to work. It's not as complex as the original but I find it's good for layering with other scents. It's incredibly worth for the price you pay to get the 80 mL. Might get my mom a bottle if she finds that she likes it.

Omg! I'm so glad this is finally on here! I have an 80ml bottle and it's almost empty. My 10 year old daughter adores it too so I'm buying another bottle for her. It's a dupe of Jo malone wood sage and sea salt. It's stunning

Lovely fresh and subtle spring and summer perfume, like a very toned down version of Light Blue. Haven't tried the Jo Malone version but this is really wearable.

I'd say it sits in the same scent family as Jo Malones WS&S but it just doesn't compare to the interesting notes. Its still one of my favorites nonetheless. Its a lot more citrussy and fresh so it is a perfect perfumes for layering to add a fresh, young contrast (as citrus perfumes make you appear younger to other people). When I want to smell like your man's girl best friend hanging out with him, I pair this with a very sweet vanilla gourmand(bc men love gourmands in women, esp vanilla). For me that is the fragrance oil Soft by Al Rehab. When I want to smell like a socialite in a skimpy dress going to a bottomless cocktails beach party, I pair this with a sweet Champagne Perfume Oil Mixed into a fragrance-free body lotion (its such a divine combination). Endless possibilities. It's a great layering perfume!

Nose Note #179 Smells like top notch clothes conditioner, much better than Byredo Blanche in that sense. It has this flower or something that's very uncommon, or maybe a fruit that's close to peach, and I don't like that so much. Still it smells somewhat better than OG That said it's very similar to the OG, but it seriously performs twice, or four times as good.

If this is supposed to be a clone of JM WS&SS, it didn't hit the mark. 7/10 clone. It smells more like citrusy rather than the aquatic JM WS&SS. But as a stand-alone parfume then it's a generic citrus perfume with a bit of aquatic scent to it.

by all definitions a complete scent with sweet top and deep woodsy base. round, sweet, non-offensive, but now feels a bit empty and immature. ring-making workshop at mapo-gu in the winter, nothing on your mind

Mixed feelings about this one. My husband says it smells like ash and not fresh at all. Smells like sage inscent burning.

For the price there's better options out there, some of the clones out there blew my mind tbh, and i thought this will save me alot of money, absolutely not lol, it's weak, it's synthetic, I don't know if it needs to be matured or not, i know Jo Malone is expensive but this not even close to be called a clone, lesson learned here only go for the Middle Eastern clones

I get a strong feminine smell from this - think it’s from the peach, but to me it smells like peony or another flower. I quite like rose in ‘masculine’ fragrances, but this leans too feminine for me.

I don't know but to me it smells like an old wood cabinet. Personally, it suits more for males since it gives a strong woody note. Not a big fan. It made me dizzy though I only did 1 spray. 7/10

Bought it for my wife who uses Jo Malone Wood, Sage and Sea Salt for many years and she loved it. To my nose the fragrances are very close (90%) as I sprayed them side by side and the same goes for my wife. Performance and projection are weak but Jenny Glow was so cheap (less than 15 EUR for 80ml) that she oversprays. Regrettably I can't find Jenny Glow in my country anymore, so not sure what's going on with it in Europe. To the person with latest review rolls.oud&cigar: Jenny Glow is a Middle Eastern clone... Sterling Parfums is the same company that owns Armaf.

@Panda86 stop leaving this ignorant misinformation on every JG fragrance page. Jenny Glow is made by Sterling Parfums who are subsidiary of Armaf. It's literally made in the UAE. Just because they have an office in Europe doesn't mean it's not a middle eastern fragrance from a middle eastern company. Yves Saint Laurent, L'Occitane de Provinces, and Jo Malone all have offices in the USA, it doesn't make them American companies.

@Newtype0085 - Who told you that, ChatGPT? Maybe try investigating first before you go around unkindly dragging someone, online or in real life. The creators are Irish. Manufacturing in the Middle East doesn’t magically turn it into a UAE brand unless, of course, they sold the company. By that logic, are we next supposed to believe that anything labeled “Made in China” is automatically a Chinese brand?

I find it almost identical to the Jo Malone perfume. I have a very different experience from the other reviewers. It is a bit stronger on the citrus, but it is stronger in general. I own both the Jo Malone and this one and I was actually thinking that the clone is better, stronger, with better sillage and better longevity and it is almost identical, and it costs a lot less.

One of my favorite scents, evident clone of Wood Sage and Sea Salt by Jo Malone. Very, very similar and with better performance and longevity. If you are looking for cheaper alternative, you should really try this out. I love it and it is actually hard for me to describe - It is woody, clean, musky, not watery by any means. It's just the smell of freedom.

This might be the most inconsistent fragrance from person to person. I get a very sweet fig scent with some wood and spice in the base. I don’t get any freshness, citrus or water from this. Definitely something for the autumn/winter. Bought my bottle in 2023 from Amazon so that may have something to do with it.

Ok guys.... I email Fragantica a few times to inform them that the Jenny Glow house is NOT from the United Arab Emirates but from IRELAND... they did not respond nor change that information.... SEE: https://makesscents.ie/pages/about-us

Its light and a tad sweet and woody, great for daily. On me I smell coconut milk, which is confusing (not overwhelming though). So-so performance but with the product price and heft I wouldn't mind to put it in my purse and reapply.

I got this in order to compare to Jo Malone Wood Sage & Sea Salt side by side. Fragrance itself did not fully clone of it, its fresh and pleasent scent, but its not same as original.

This smells like wet paint to me.