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johney – :
Tropical summertime floral! This is one of my favorite summer perfumes, thanks to a high school boyfriend who gave me my first bottle years ago when he came back from a family vacation in Bermuda. It was romantic then, and it still is.
A dream jasmine that has that tropical vacation feel. Made from a sweet mixture of florals, it’s what you imagine a sultry beach inspired jasmine will smell like. The perfumes by this house are created to celebrate their Caribbean roots, and this one puts you on the island, enjoying a lush floral fantasy. Linear, with good sillage and longevity.
trikll – :
Jasmine perfume is part of the historic collection of The Bermuda Perfumery (Lili Bermuda). It was created in 1934 and returned to the current portfolio, thanks to the talent of the perfumer Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone, who was able to reproduce the composition of yesteryear using current raw materials.
Jasmine has top notes of tangerine, hyacinth and neroli; body notes of jasmine, tuberose and ylang-ylang; base notes of sandalwood and amber. It is a soft floral with a slightly woody base.
Although it has, in its body, what I usually call the royal floral triad (jasmine, tuberose and ylang-ylang), it is far from being a white and narcotic floral. On the skin, Jasmine had everything to be an aggressive scent, but opens with a juicy hyacinth, dipped in the tangerine juice and brushed by the luminosity of the neroli. Then, it begins to become softer and brings a floral bouquet of jasmine, as if we were smelling the flowers, not the essential oil used in fragrances. After a few hours of use, the sandalwood confers a little more creaminess and a woody content.
Jasmine imparts a very natural aroma, but it can frustrate those looking for an opulent fragrance. Here, the tuberose is harmless and the fragrance exudes sensitivity.
If you are looking for a more intense perfume, I suggest getting to know Frangipani. But if you are a fan of perfumes that bring jasmine as the central theme – in all its forms –, then Jasmine needs to appear on your radar.
bot3232 – :
I have a vintage 2 oz cylinder shaped bottle, gold sprayer top. It’s a beautiful jasmine, that stays in my favorite middle ground, not too indolic, not screechy. The other notes round it out nicely, but still give me the impression of jasmine.