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Jasmin 17
Le Labo
Release year:
2006
A clean jasmine fragrance that emphasizes luminous white floral softness over heavy indolic drama. Orange blossom, neroli-like brightness, musk, sandalwood, and vanilla-like warmth give it a polished, airy shape. It feels pretty, sheer, and refined rather than loud or tropical.
Jasmina
April Aromatics
Release year:
2012
A natural jasmine soliflore with jasmine grandiflorum from India and France, ylang-ylang, and a bright trace of pink grapefruit. It presents jasmine as sensual and calming rather than indolic-heavy: luminous petals, soft tropical warmth, and a clean natural glow.
Jasmin Angélique
Atelier Cologne
Release year:
2015
A jasmine-centered floral that stays green and airy, with angelica, lemon, and fig softening the flower into something luminous rather than heady. It feels graceful and fresh, like white petals seen through light greenery.
Jasmin Antique
Rogue Perfumery
Release year:
2020
A jasmine-focused perfume that emphasizes living blossoms, indolic warmth, soft fruitiness, clove, vanilla, and musk. It feels bright at first and then increasingly creamy and narcotic, presenting jasmine as lush and breathing rather than soapy or abstract.
Jasmin Cardamom
Abdul Samad Al Qurashi
Release year:
2019
A spicy floral fragrance where jasmine’s white-floral glow is sharpened by aromatic cardamom and softened by warm woods or musk. It feels elegant and gently exotic: luminous floral sweetness at the center, with a green-spicy lift that keeps it from becoming too creamy.
Jasmin de Grasse
ROJA
Release year:
—
A location-or-material themed Roja composition with the polish of the early boutique line. Jasmin de Grasse feels more intimate and classical than the later blockbusters, using its named theme as a doorway into refined florals, aromatics, woods, musks, and soft ambery depth.
Jasmin d'Égypte
L'Occitane
Release year:
2008
A white floral with a gently exotic character, giving jasmine a softer, more sun-warmed body through woods and ambered depth. It feels rich but not overpowering, with enough brightness to stop it from becoming dense or indolic.
Jasmin De HJ / Jasminde
Henry Jacques
Release year:
2010
A focused jasmine soliflore that presents the flower in a luminous, high-perfumery style rather than a simple sweet floral style. The scent feels airy at first, then warmer and more narcotic as the jasmine facets become creamier, greener, and more indolic through the dry-down.
Jasmin de Nuit
The Different Company
Release year:
2005
Jasmin de Nuit is a radiant jasmine fragrance with aldehydic brightness and a smooth woody-musky base, giving it more polish than a lush indolic white floral. It feels elegant, luminous, and slightly nocturnal.
Jasmin de Pays
Perris Monte Carlo
Release year:
2019
A Grasse-inspired jasmine fragrance that presents the flower in a naturalistic, sun-warmed style with clove nuance and soft musks. It feels lush and luminous, but still cleanly composed rather than indolic or heavy.
Jasmin des Anges
Dior
Release year:
2018
Jasmin des Anges pairs jasmine with apricot-like fruitiness and a smooth warm base in a glowing floral-fruity composition. It feels radiant and more opulent than the lightest Maison florals.
Jasmine Coast
Nautica
Release year:
2025
Jasmine Coast is a 2025 Nautica fragrance with jasmine, pear, violet, mandarin, musk, pink pepper, ambergris-like freshness, and moss in a bright coastal floral style. It feels airy, modern, and more lifestyle-oriented than the older core men’s line.
Jasmine Freak
Room 1015
Release year:
2025
A flamboyant fruity white floral where mango, sweet orange, blackcurrant, and black pepper splash over jasmine, tuberose, and ylang-ylang. Musk and cashmere wood smooth the base, keeping the fragrance bright, tropical, and expressive without losing its modern polish.
Jasmine Musc
Narciso Rodriguez
Release year:
2022
A rich white-floral musc where jasmine sambac, tuberose, gardenia, ylang-ylang, vanilla, and warm woods create a creamy, intoxicating softness. It feels lush and sensual, but still impeccably composed.
Jasmine Narcotique
Aaron Terence Hughes
Release year:
2019
A heady jasmine fragrance with a narcotic white-floral character and a warm sensual base. It feels lush, creamy, and slightly indolic, giving the flower a dramatic nighttime quality rather than a clean soapiness.
Jasmine Sambac & Marigold Cologne Intense
Jo Malone
Release year:
2018
A rich white floral where jasmine sambac is deepened by marigold and warmed by honeyed amber facets. It feels exotic and glowing, but still refined rather than heady or overly indolic.
Jasmin et Cigarette
Etat Libre d'Orange
Release year:
2006
A smoky jasmine fragrance where white petals mingle with tobacco, hay, apricot, cedar, and musk in a way that feels both glamorous and tired-eyed. It suggests old lipstick, fresh flowers, and smoke caught in velvet after midnight.
Jasmine & Water Lily
Acca Kappa
Release year:
2022
A fresh aquatic floral built around jasmine and water lily, with watery brightness, soft petals, clean musk, and pale woods. It feels transparent, gentle, and serene, like white flowers floating on cool water. The dry-down is smooth, airy, and lightly musky.
Jasmin Exclusif
Mancera
Release year:
2022
A rich jasmine-oud fragrance with pear, bergamot, ginger, jasmine, orange blossom, leather, oud, amber, vanilla, and white musk. It feels golden and sensual, giving white flowers a dark woody frame and a plush ambered finish.
Jasmin Fauve
Ex Nihilo
Release year:
2014
A white-floral leather composition where jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom, lily facets, ambroxan, and leather create something both floral and animalic. It feels sleek and nocturnal, less like a pretty bouquet than a warm white flower pressed against suede.