Aurantium Jasmine

Purchased it in Japan so the roughly 35USD is well worth what you get. Theirs nothing synthetic about this smell the jasmine, musk and orange blossom are gorgeous and i find myself smelling it from the atomizer multiple times a week. If I was to have written this review when I initially got it 6 months ago I wouldve made a point about the performance being an issue but since then and after nearly going through half the bottle I can say that it has a really solid performance i usually do 3-5 sprays. The depth of this scent is worth an attempt to describe with words so here i go. You find yourself in a white meadow of a park or forest you frequented in the past, flowers blooming its spring a bench lies open on the edge of the opening and you sit their taking in the whole scene marveling at how the wind gently pushes the flowers over and over again. Im about half through this bottle and im trying to make it last but next time i find myself in japan ill buy a backup bottle and explore of fragrances from the house.

Strong citrus opening, not long after the jasmine starts to make its presence accompanied by the green notes coming from the Neroli and/or Jasmine. Smells like Jasmine with its leaves. This is really nice and delicate, slightly metallic in the drydown. To me, this is completely unisex. Interesting fragrance, I'm not a huge fan of white florals, but I am considering getting a full bottle of this in the future. The only ones that disappointed me, after smelling all of the J-Scent Frags: Usubeni Honey & Lemon Edit 7/11/2024: This is very green. The drydown reminds me of Chanel No.19 Parfum. Both are very green, the scents are not similar, but the vibes are the same. Scent: 8.5/10 Projection: 8.5/10 Longevity: 8/10

Initial spray is very pungent and i strongly disliked it, because it reminded me of some cologne, that old people tend to use and they usually keep it for a long time so it's usually been expired for years when you smell it XD However when you let the fragrance dry and develop before smelling it, it becomes very beautiful It's a very pure floral scent that has soft and clean musky qualities and besides that it is almost sweet and edible at the same time (probably not edible in real life, but i like the scent so much i want to taste it) I just checked the notes and seeing orange blossom is making more sense (the sweet qualities), ithought it was supposed to be jasmine because of the name

I have a bottle and they list the notes right on the label: Top Notes: Neroli, Bergamot, Mandarin Middle Notes: Jasmine Sambac, Orange Flower, Muguet Last Notes: Musk, Amber, Guaiacwood Seems like more people would rate this as feminine because of the florals, but there is something green mixed within the scent. I would say this is extremely unisex, maybe even leaning slightly masculine because that greenness kind of reminds me of vetiver. With the exchange rate, it came out to be $35 for 50mL, so it is a great value. Scent is extremely pleasant as the jasmine notes are rather dominant. Performance is moderate, but for the price, it's a steal.

Extremely pedestrian. Starts out with a florist shop greenery accord then dries down to become soft creamy LOTV / Tuberose-ish blend. Where is the jasmine? Has that bright sunny and easy going DNA that the brand does in most of their scents.