Tunisian Jasmine

I really, really love this scent. Such a nice jasmine, but what makes it special is the almond. It does not smell like flowers + almonds, it is it's own scent - a sweet jasmine without being jasmine and vanilla, a combo I don't always care for. A simple, but warm and lovely floral. You get the jasmine at first, but it then gets almond-sweet (not candy or vanilla-sweet) and gets even warmer and lovelier throughout the day. I suppose it is a bit candle-like, but not waxy. Good staying power, too. (I liked it enough to get the lotion to layer with. Rare for me!)

this is for tunisian jasmine lime. simple and sweet, but subtly unusual. on me it smells like dr pepper and lime. the jasmine is there, but i would describe it as more of a sugared lime experience. huge sillage but not offensive, the scent does spread but as more of a light undertone. i wear it often, especially on hot days, and this is probably my most frequently complimented scent. when the bottle runs out i will most likely replace it!

Not sure why Tunisian Jasmine Lime isn’t on here. That’s the one I have. It’s definitely underwhelming in comparison to Pacifica’s other perfumes (hello, Persian Rose and Tahitian Gardenia) but it’s still a decent perfume for the summer. It’s almost pure lime with a little jasmine peeking out as it dries down. It’s very refreshing and crisp so it’s good for a quick pick me up but it also doesn’t last long for a Pacifica fragrance. I think it’s been discontinued, which makes sense because this brand has better citrusy and floral scents already.

This is a very indolic jasmine so if you don't like that quality of white florals, stay far away from this one. It's pretty heady and has that "this is a breath away from being spoiled" sweetness that indolic jasmine has. Very sweet white floral and very true. Good cheap jasmine, but you have to like dirty jasmine. The other notes mostly come in the drydown and balance the jasmine some but this is still very strong.

Sweet, heady indolic jasmine backed by powdery almonds and bitter tea. Dirty jasmine, for sure, but creamy & slightly fruity. Tea and almond don't compete with, but boost the jasmine. Great stuff, especially considering how inexpensive it is. A must have for indolic white floral lovers. Very long lasting, strong sillage. Sadly, Tunisian Jasmine is discontinued and not easy to find.