White Jasmine

The jasmine scent is very fresh, not overpowering or tacky . Just a very clean, sophisticated scent. It doesn't have that weird edge found in some Jasmine scents. I haven ́t seen the parfume in any stores, so I found this parfume at parfume-klik.dk for 92 dkr (13$). Considering the price, it lasts quite well and you get a huge bottle, 3.3.oz. I would totally buy this again and next time, would also get the coordinating body products. Great fragrance for Spring!

I love this. One of the best pure jasmine scents I've tried. Unfortunately it doesn't last as long as I'd like, but the fragrance is beautiful. Also, this is very similar to Serge Lutens A La Nuit (which is just about as close to real jasmine as you can get) and it's about 1/5th of the price :)

Amazing pure white jasmine scent. I love it. In the beginning it is really strong but then it just stay close to the skin. Unfortunately it lasts only about a couple of hours, so I bought natural Jasmine oil and I spray the fragrance on the oil and it makes it last a little bit more.

This may not apply to everyone but on my skin it smells like... warm milk?

It's a true Jasmine, but I'm not getting any other notes really (maybe other users were trying different editions, possibly the original one was more intense) I was using the version in the picture here. It's certainly not overpowering, it won't offend anyone, but after the initial spritz, I just can't get any scent of this throughout the day at all, so intimate it's barely there. It's a nice fresh and clean scent for spring/summer, just wish it lasted longer.

Very pretty rich white floral scent.Long lasting on me, so good value for money as Woods of Windsor scents usually are. I did find however that after a month or so, the perfume began to smell chemical and 'stale', not sure whether it stopped suiting my skin (is that possible?) or simply that I purchased from an old batch. Disappointing.

The perfume that I tried to love. The scent transported me to a posh hotel with clean sheets, scented candles and teak furniture. I really wanted to like this perfume but it made me sneeze a lot everytime I sprayed it onto my body! I never had such a reaction with other perfumes before, which was a shame because I liked the scent.

This fragrance really is just jasmine and ylang-ylang. For me the ylang-ylang takes over very quickly from the jasmine and dominates for a while before eventually letting the jasmine show again a bit later. I do really like it as a simple clean scent, but some days it smells strange - kind of plasticky, and some days smells delightful - which I assume is a problem with variations in my nose or skin, not the perfume. I wonder if the previous poster AaronStar might have been trying a different perfume because I definitely don't find any hint of rose, moss or sandalwood in this fragrance. In fact I would love some sandalwood in there as I love jasmine/sandalwood fragrances, so sometimes I combine it with some Woods of Windsor "Citrus Wood" I bought to try at the same time as this one.

I just bought it as a total blind buy, and I`m definitely buying at least one more bottle! The opening is a bit odd, but in a while it comes out how the jasmine and ylang-ylang are in perfect balance, on my skin the drydown is rather citrusy, and the scent doesn`t last too long, but I really really like this perfume! And it`s probably the best fragrance I can imagine wearing now this spring and summer.

Woods of Windsor’s White Jasmine is up to their usual high quality. It is the pungent, funky jasmine lightened with rose and orange blossom primarily. What that translates to is a Lush Lust-like dirty jasmine opening that holds some of the funk but unfolds into more of a clean, nicely soapy drydown. It is strong and lasting on my usually perfume-eating skin and I’m enjoying it immensely.

Fragrance Top Notes Green leaves, Orange blossom Heart Notes Jasmine, Rose, Ylang-ylang Base Notes Sandalwood, Moss Yet another fragrance with oh so many notes and being marketed for a single scent, in this case jasmine. I don't think I like this at all, perfumes called rose when there's only a hint of the note in them. Get to the point, direct and clear.