Savage Jasmine

Mmm..this is lush and heady. Mesmerising, sultry jasmine with a twist of cloves and tobacco. The musk is present to try and tame the jasmine beast. This is most definitely a scent for evening wear. If you want to remind a guy of your feminine, sexy charms then wear this. The jasmine note is a tricky one for me but I do love it here with the spicy cloves. The tobacco is just about present tucked away at the back. The musk smoothes and round the jasmine that could all too easily become indolic and too stinky for me. Jasmine is queen here. She intoxicates you. My only sadness is that the clove spice doesn't last to the end. All too quickly everything fades and jasmine stands alone. It just smells like my vintage bottle of Molinard Jasmine. If you are a guy who loves jasmine then this is definitely one to check out. It doesnt scream feminine. I get average sillage and less that moderate longevity.

Luscious tropical jasmine, sweet and cooling as it dries down I smell a light musky wood smell but ever so slightly. Jasmine is the main star here This scent is absolutely stunning, the perfect fresh jasmine scent for when you want to feel put-together and sexy This is what I expected jasmine rouge to smell like But was obviously let down with JR as it was too fresh and rubbery.

This is such a beautiful soft and realistic jasmine! First impression, but makes me want to run and buy a bottle. I’m thrilled with my sample set of this brand, none of the scents punches me in the gut with aromachemicals so I can really enjoy each one of them. And they are beautiful. Thanks for doing perfumery like this!

This is the raw, literal jasmine you'd get if you buried your nose in a handful of freshly-plucked jasmine blossoms. It's an unadulturated jasmine lover's jasmine, all headiness and sharpness and indoles. I think jasmine is one of the most stunningly carnal smells on the planet, so Savage Jasmine's single-mindedness is absolutely fine with me. Sana Jardin promises nature and it delivers. Those looking for a unique take on the note, though, should probably look elsewhere. Those detecting something like cat urine aren't wrong, but that's jasmine. It took me years to mentally separate the two odors, and I'm still shy about wearing potent jasmine scents out in public. But this is more a critique of the flower than the perfume. The complaints that it smells artificial, however, are somewhat mystifying to me.

Simple straight jasmine. Like a jasmine green tea, which I find intoxicating. My main critique is it did not last long, only a couple hours.