Jasmine Musk

This is so much more than a jasmine perfume. This is class, sophistication and glamour encapsulated in a chic flaçon, a symphony in white and gold. This is the royal white flower at it's best. Tom Ford is renowned for his luxurious products, and this is of course no exception. From it's glittering reveal as you open the embossed white box, Jasmine Musk dazzles in all it's floral grandeur. It's exclusive price tag is easily justified - this is not something you'll smell on anyone else (unless of course you have wealthy friends who are equally perfume-obsessed) - it's unique, unparalled in quality and style. The fragrance at once captures the imagination with it's tantalising opening of sweet vanilla, labdanum and ylang ylang, eventually warming to that exotic, nectar-like jasmine. The jasmine here is unlike any other I have had the pleasure to smell - pure, heady and reminiscent of warm summer nights in the Mediterranean. Of course, as the scent dries down on the skin, the musk begins to become noticeable - fresh, sophisticated and classy. A number of people seem to question this scents sillage and longevity. For me, both are perfect - it's noticable enough for people to compliment you on what you are wearing, without clearing the room, and it may announce your presence to the room, without people thinking they've mistakenly walked into a department store fragrance boutique. I was initially unsure as to whether to purchase this or the White Suede (also from Tom Ford's Private Blend White Musk Collection), but finally settled on this one after the sales assistant complimented my wearing of it, saying the way it smelt on me was the best she'd ever smelt it. I left with a fabulous new fragrance and feeling rather pleased with my amazing skin chemistry. I think that is above all one of the most important things with all of Tom Ford's fragrances - don't just test them on a card, try them on the skin, see how they smell on yourself. I think I can honestly say, if you are a jasmine lover, you need this in your life. If you aren't; you just might be after you've tried this!

This is quite a beautiful scent..with a pronounced Jasmine heart with a touch of (at least I smelled..) Lily of the Valley. As nice as it is it doesn't seem to last very long and for *that*price it really should last ALL day!

This is very weird fragrance that everybody has an different opinion on it! It is very classy for me and found it very chic. The parfum between clean and dirty jasmine! But discontinued.

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Tom Ford showed again he understands the current trends. His Jasmine Musk is an incarnation of vintage white flower fragrances and yet it has a very modern vibe to it. It is quite similar to Annick's Goutal Songes, except that Songes are very powdery and to my nose smell a bit old (not in a bad way). Ford's version of it is a much more modern scent that concentrates on potent, fragrant jasmine and musk. Orris root and vetyver bring in earthiness and a lightly grainy texture the scent has. For me it is not a typical, floral woody musk scent- there is something oriental about it, something that make it belong to the big cities in the Middle East and Asia rather than to Oxford Street in London lets say.

I've tested Jasmin Musk today. As a jasmin lover i liked it a lot. Jasmin is the dominant note. Smells really nice and attractive but it's all about the pure jasmin. Doesn't seem to last long, it's been three hours since i've tested and it's almost gone. But if you are a jasmin-lover like me, then you should definitely give it a try.

It is quite unusual for a jasmin-centered scent. It has suede-like notes, soft musk that makes the jasmin warm and .. sober. It has a spicy and aldehydic aspect as well.

Just a nice overall feel good scent. Great for spring and summer. Definitely has elements of Jasmin Rouge but to me, it is sweeter, muskier and cleaner smelling.

A lovely Saks SA sprayed this on me, and I was so taken with this soft, elegant jasmine blend that I nearly asked her to take it out of the case for me right then. Fortunately, I told her I'd dabble in the other fragrance sections for a little while before deciding. I'm glad I did, because the smell had entirely vanished before I was back at the Tom Ford counter. I wouldn't want TF to change a thing about this fragrance if they could make it last.

Got a free sample with an order. Very powdery and old fashioned smelling to me. The floral and woody notes are well blended, don't get any patchouli or vetiver coming through. If you think you would like this from looking at the notes, you probably will. Not to my taste personally.

For me it smells grandma, actually my granny smelled very nicely, and this one is not. Good thing is that longevity is weak. If one wants a good jasmine there are plenty of more interesting and fresher choices.

Smells like DEET/bug spray on me unfortunately. On the sample paper, this smelled divine. Might just be my skin chemistry!

Jasmine Musk opens with a light citrus-like zest, which briefly assumes anis undertone and then morphs into spiced vetiver. The metamorphosis is quite an intriguing one especially that neither citrus, nor anis or spices are listed as official notes. Jasmine itself opens the heart, ylang-ylang and orris root make the composition vintage-leaning, nicely rounded and powdery (I am thinking "Joy" by Jean Patou, reduced by a factor of 20 in its loudness/potency). Personally I quite like the vintage expression of jasmine, it being classy and grown up, but in interpretation of Tom Ford, - perfectly suitable for day wear in different surroundings. Projection is confident but moderated, not a skin scent, but not a scent bubble either. It is just enough to being noticed and admired, without being overpowering or annoying. Sillage is perfectly adequate. On me, Jasmine Musk become skin scent in around 6 hours with lasting power of up to 9 hours (depending on the season, - it lasts longer in summer). Sandalwood and vetiver prevent florals becoming too sweet and feminine and I see this fragrance wonderfully unisex, becoming an expression or signature of its wearer. Amber follows the woods, adding its signature warm glow and grounding the scent. Neither vanilla nor labdanum are pronounced and distinct during the perfume's active phases (unless it is summer, when vanilla's note is more distinct). Vanilla is mostly felt in the dry down, and its blending with labdanum and amber, creating an impression of an oriental musk, powdery, warm and etherial. Personally I am always amused by the ability of perfumers to create a scent/note without actually having that particular ingredient in the composition. I suppose this is an exercise in Haute Perfumery exhibiting the skills and talents of the creator(s). The skin scent is tender and classic, no surprises there and it lasts a great deal of time. I would not call Jasmine Musk as groundbreaking or innovative, but it is definitely a modern classic, elegant, well balanced and beautifully executed multifaceted and versatile scent.

A clean white floral musk... Now, when Tom Ford released his White Musk collection he was doing something totally different from the rest of the Private Blend fragrances, which were (mostly) worth the money (ie they had great longevity, staying power, sillage etc.)... this doesn't. What Jasmine Musk is... (and basically all the other White Musk fragrances are) is a light perfume for you to spray on when you don't want to wear any of the heavier Private Blend fragrances like Tobacco Vanille or Amber Absolute . Basically it gives rich people an excuse to buy every type of fragrance from Tom Ford's Private Line (ie on an exclusive basis). So you can buy this and also own something like Tobacco Vanille, which could be worn for evening and this for the daytime or on less formal days. This one could also be worn formally but ultimately, this is really more of a skin scent. The scent itself is based around the tried and tested combination of ylang-ylang, jasmine sandalwood and vanilla, with hints of musk. I can say that even if Samsara by Guerlain was being charged at the same Tom Ford prices, it would be a better investment than this one. Thankfully, it's a lot cheaper (and still in production). Yes is nice. I could see on a woman this would be incredibly stylish, and very chic. But really the price is too much to pay for something that just smells "nice", and is a little safe (and which only lasts a few hours). That is, unless you are rich, and one of Tom Ford's exclusive clients. Jasmine Musk has been discontinued... don't bother looking for it. Buy Samsara instead.

This is mostly a clean white floral & yang to my nose. In the dry down I think I can smell a little bit of something like chrysanthemum or tagetes - that slightly bitter/yellowgreen (like in EL Private Collection). It’s more subdued in this though. It smells warm, sunny, & a bit sparkling & I think it will suit hot temperatures. I don’t really find it similar to Samsara (which is a winter wear for me) - but it does give me a classic style of perfume type vibe. I got this bottle for a steal from a perfume outlet store, based on 1 spritz on the back of my hand from a tester (that’s all the SA gave me) That was 5 hours ago & Ive washed up & washed my hands several times since -& yet I can still smell it faintly. So based on that I have to say that personally I find the longevity to be ok. I don’t know that I’d pay full price for this but seeing as I didn’t, I’m very happy to have it! ETA.I’ve opened up my bottle now & sprayed some more. It definitely reminds me of Private Collection (from memory, since I no longer own PC), but it’s less strident & somehow “friendlier” than PC. I’m going to put it away for next summer.

Today I tested Jasmin Musk and I must say I am disappointed. I put a good amount of my sample on and initially smelled a soft musky jasmine with very little projection. About an hour later I smelled nothing so I reapplied my sample with even more gusto than the first time...and here we are an hour later and I smell nothing. It could be that I don't smell the musk but I don't have trouble smelling any other musky perfume so I doubt it. In my opinion this is not worth the money....but maybe it's just my skin. It is even lighter than a body spray for me.

This is a very classy original scent. It is very distinctive and when you spray it it smells of class and money. Perhaps due to the high ticket cost of this I am smelling money ? No I think it's the rich fragrance itself. The bottle sold for over $200. I believe this one also is discontinued which is a shame. It's a lovely elegant scent. I would consider trading my partial bottle if anyone is interested.

It is just beautiful, my favourite of Tom Ford's Musk collection. It has a soft, adorable jasmine with a hint of ylang ylang. The floral part of it is amazing, it is gentle and delicate. As beautiful as it is, it is quite short lived. The dry down also has hints of jasmine and sandalwood. I really wanted to experience more of the jasmine. The musk is mild, easy and pleasing but fleeting all the same.

Bought this wonderful bottle as a gift for my other half, and to add to our already large collection. It's now her daily wear! It's so floral, fresh and light whilst actually holding a fair bit of sillage. I hate to use the term, but this really does smell like an "expensive" fragrance. It smells classy. It's a totally perfect alternative to No.5 when the weather is hot and the drinks are flowing!

Jasmine and Musk combo. Very soapy, shampoo-like, musky clean. At first it has a hint of old fashioned soap, but a minute into it, it normalizes with these two ingredients intertwined. Close to the skin, 2-3 hours barely. No one will know it's a perfume which can be a good thing at times. If this appeals to you try it out. I see it as for a commonly found scent it's a pricey tag.

This is a wonderful fragrance! It is so perfect for the spring/summer and mid-fall. Usually Jasmine is a little strong for my allergy nose, but this blend is just amazing. I love the musk blend. It tones done the jasmine floral, so it is not too strong. One can still notice the Jasmine, but it is clean and yet it is still a floral. It is cooling for those hot/humid NYC summers.

Is someone kidding me? This perfume smells like talking with a teenage girl wearing a cheap fruity floral (any one---you choose. ) as she chews bubblegum that she's had in her mouth for half an hour so that it has the best of both saliva and flavoring. Bubblegum breath meets bubblegum perfume for 200+ dollars. from scent hurdle.com

I love jasmine, so I love this fragrance. But, there are plenty of other more sophisticated jasmine scents out there. I also find that this fades very quickly (I am reviewing the 2019 re release). I really pumped it on, and after 30 minutes of a nice, simple jasmine, I was struggling to smell much of anything.

Such a clean and pleasant smell, that's innocence in a bottle. Ideal for daytime wear and a safe fragrance to wear before some intimacy.

This is my favorite fragrance of all time. Of course it had to be a Calice Becker one! I wished they would bring it back.

Smells like spoiled milk on me after a while, very linear obviously, and does not project at all. No thanks!

My TF BA gave me a 1.5ml sample of this, I am in love LOL wish TF could bring it back soon...

there is a mistake in fragrantica site: tom ford is a great designer but HE IS NOT a nose!

This is available again. Saw it on the Tom Ford website today! :)

i found one at ebay !!! amazing perfume !!!