Tom Ford JASMIN ROUGE

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i don't particularly like white floral scents, jasmine tends to go fecal and sour on my skin. this is the only realistic jasmine scent that doesn't turn scary on my skin. it does develop into something slightly dirty over time, but it doesn't progress into gross territory. This is a Jasmin lovers dream! I brought this with ombre leather, layer this and you are feeling sex hot! There's of course the obvious jasmine note front and center in this fragrance but I feel that it must be paired with some other white floral note that gives it a delicate side I rarely see in jasmine fragrances, especially when the note is allowed so much of the spotlight without much to challenge it. Maybe it's lily? Or a neutered tuberose/gardenia, but definitely not enough to overpower the integrity of the jasmine. There's also a creamy note like vanilla but again not enough to drench the florals in a vat of sugary sweetness. I would imagine the ratio of florals to the vanilla or sweet note to be at least 3:1. The only one performer is jasmine - buttery jasmine, opulent jasmine, arrogant jasmine, intoxicating jasmine, impudent jasmine, honey-sweet jasmine & then again jasmine with all its facets /and a dirty trace of cardamom and cinnamon in addition, so submissive, so insignificant/. Make sure you’ll take a sample with you and try it for a day, maybe two before parting with these money.

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Jasmin Rouge - TOM FORD | Sephora

Inspired by the bold tones of Tom Ford's cosmetics color collection The sleek architectural look of a chess piece The fragrance is relatively linear from start to finish, and I feel that the jasmine is lush, creamy, and slightly indolic, but not overly so; it's not a completely pure, innocent jasmine, but it also doesn't read too "forward" or "dirty." It smells quite natural. On me, the lengthy list of spices and additional notes only serve to round out and gently support what is otherwise a realistic jasmine soliflore. If you're looking for something that isn't the scent of pure, unabashed jasmine all the way, you might be disappointed by its relative simplicity (as well as its rather hefty Tom Ford price tag). If, like me, you're looking for a memory in a bottle, you might want to give this one a try. Having said that, there are other jasmines of this kind that I enjoy wearing more: this one says very little, in my opinion. Olene by Diptyque brings out more of the dewy spring-side of the jasmine that is present here; Jasmin Antique by Rogue has some more indoles, making it more sensual and "rouge"; Savage Jasmine by Sana Jardin smells quite close but has more body and presence than Jasmin Rouge.

As it dries down, the ylang ylang begins to peek out, warming the jasmine just a bit. Perhaps it's this combination that people mistake for tuberose? The ylang does add a bit of a tropical note to JR, so I can see why people might read it as tuberose. But for me, it's unmistakably still jasmine with just a hint of tropical ylang. Surrounded by “yes people” and over fertile he spent an extortious amount of money producing so many insignificant and overpriced scents that I think we’ll see them being discontinued rather soon. I wore this to church and it literally brought me and everyone around me so much joy, everyone loved it. It is a bright and sweet perfume with hints of spice. It has a bit of a medicinal note that comes down in the middle of drying which I think could be the cardamom note. It does wear off as it continues to dry down, the spices also wear off and FINALLY you are left with a smooth Jasmin Amber. The Medicinal note reminded me of Alien Essence Absolu. (They do not smell the same at all but gives me the same vibes.) Weather - For more or less any time of year.I personally wouldn't wear this on a really cold winter days and on a really hot summer days.