Jasmin au Soleil

This is indeed one sunny jasmine! It starts fresh and strong, like a true jasmine bush, without being indolic at all. It does remind me of the white Dior Poison, but it is way better. Smells completely natural. As time passes, it loses the natural sweetness and it becomes a little green and a little soapy. On my skin the silage and lasting power are good, I don't get the complaints, and my skin eats perfume. The bottle is gorgeous, and the cap with Medusa stunning. I love it, but I will only recommend it to those who like white florals and in particular jasmine. It is almost on par with my Gelosimo Nobile, but they are different styles. Lovely, timeless, classic and elegant. Also, it is highly unlikely you will smell like the person next to you, as it has no fruits, patchouli, orange blossom, or gourmand notes which dominate today's market. This is the first Versace fragrance that I love.

Such a beautiful fresh waxy juicy honeyed lemon Jasmin fragrance, just breathtaking, but it is in the most hideous bottle! I am very mad to like this so much, because my collection is carefully curated for visual appeal but the bottle for this is laughably, horribly ugly, almost like a joke, so fake rich and gaudy! I pulled out all my other jasmines to compare, hoping I already had the bases covered so I could get this bottle out of my sight forever, but unfortunately the drydown is just so gorgeous and unique, to me it is so perfectly balanced.. an hour after testing it smells better than A La Nuit, Jasmin Moghol, Savage Jasmin, jasmine de pays, La Corte, and Shalimar Millesime (most similar to the last two, but fresher and prettier). Ugh it is perfect. Oh well, I will just have to keep it hidden, or transfer it to a bottle that doesn’t make me want to spray it directly in my eyes.

Finally, a beautiful and easy to wear jasmine that smells natural! It is more jasmine forward than California Reverie (California Reverie actually smells a bit more like acacia than jasmine), Jasmin au Soleil is solidly Jasmine. I don't find them similar at all. California Reverie smells like a cool shade of pastel green, light, airy, and fresh. Jasmin Rouge smells like dark red or maroon, rich, spiced, and dense. Jasmin au Soleil smells like pale gold, warm, full, but still somewhat airy. It smells richer and more sensual than California Reverie while being fresher but no less beautiful than Jasmin Rogue. Love love this! The bottle, however, is tacky.

was very worried about the tobacco throwing this off but i tested twice and never noticed it, in case you were worried about it too (maybe its more like a soft tobacco blossom) . it smells like a hot summer day, a very sunny, beeswaxy, jasmine . the lemon is there but fades, i noticed it is a bit “dirty” as others mentioned so maybe its there to clean things up . the hay scans as sweetgrass a to me . doesnt compare to Blonde, but it gives Vanitas a run for its money, theres still a vintage quality to jasmin au soleil . great lasting power too

as a jasmine lover and connoisseur, this is THE most realistic jasmine scent i have ever tried. i tried it in a duty free and now it’s haunting me and will be my next purchase. i simply could not stop smelling my wrist. the base has similarily to Do Son by Dyptique, so it smells like that sexy, animalic, alluring green freshness in a bed of real jasmine flowers. absolutely insane fragrance, i can’t wait to save up for a full bottle