Jasmin Noir

LoveloveLOVE this on! I received a sample of this, and it’s by far my favorite scent I’ve tried to date. BUT, I’m waiting to buy a bottle. I either need to wait a few years to do it justice, only wear it on special evening winter occasions, or wait until my rabbits die (They HATE it. They think I’m some foreign predator coming to eat them.). If I bought a bottle now, it would definitely go bad before I could even use half. Such a waste.

Sensual and Classy

One spritz and I feel insanely gorgeous and mysterious. It lasts all day, without being overpowering. It receives a lot of compliments.

Too Strong

For me it is too strong and I don't particularly enjoy the scent. Other than that I think that it is a great perfume and lasts a long time.

My LORD, I smell like I have money when I wear this. I discovered this parfum while at work. My workplace prefers that the employees stay scent-free on account that we have a lot of older cliental that are usually sensitive to everything under the sun. However, My customers can wear whatever the heck they like! I had a beautiful customer who I believe was either of Spanish or Italian decent and this person was dressed to the nines! They walked pass me and I was DONE. I have never smelled anything like this before. Smokey and Sweet,just the perfect balance of muskiness and the rest of the universe. The worst part of this is that my customer could not remember the name of the scent. I LITERALLY hounded this person for the rest of the evening. I NEEDED to know and then they were all like "lol wait let me look this up on my Sephora app." I have now in my possession a wonderful scent that I get to wear on my days off! So happy that I bought this. I do 2 quick sprits into the air , run through, and I'm good! At first it smells strong but as it adjusts to my skin it melds into a lingering luscious reminder... of my grandmother! Isn't that crazy? I don't mean this in a bad way but rather in a comforting way. My Grandma wears Red Door by Elizabeth Arden and I recognize it as soon as I smell it. Jasmine Noir is like the complete opposite of Red Door and don't share the same notes! Anyways, This is definitely a grown woman scent. I feel mature and lovely and classy.

Can't believe how much I love this scent and it is sexy and adorable!

My Scent

Beautiful, sexy, mysterious, soft scent. Long lasting, and very unique smell. I love this perfume for going out, its such a warm smell... Can't say enough good things about this perfume.

SEXY, SULTRY, SENSUAL

This is one of my staples. It's alluring and intoxicating. A few spritz's will last and LAST!! It's one of my husbands favorites that I wear. I can't say enough good things about it!! TRY IT and I bet you'll fall in LOVE!!!

Love the Subtle but Feminine Scent

Beautiful fragrance, not overly girly but a good feminine musky smell.

Updated Opium

Slightly less sweet than the original Opium, but all of the maturity, spice, warmth, and allure of a deeply sophisticated scent. One of my two favorites, second only to Coco.

one of my faves

For me, this scent is divine. It's not for everyone. Here's what I believe: if you like fruity, citrus, or playful...this isn't for you. I grew up wearing Ciara, then Fendi. If you're old enough, you may remember those. Both are heavy, Sensual, Alluring, Feminine, Delicious. That's how I feel about Jasmine Noir. A little goes a long way. The scent of this perfume smells expensive. You can definitely pick up the jasmine and wood. Not in a floral way. In a forest way. Hard to explain. Men seem to love it.

Love the scent!

This is quickly becoming my cologne of choice. I always get compliments when I wear it.

Sex appeal out of left field

There's something familiar about this scent that I've been trying to place. It falls somewhere between Shalimar and Tocca Margaux, like a freespirited godmother or cool aunt. It manages to give a conservative and old fashioned first impression, then eventually reveal itself as exotic and a bit subversive. It's heady, creamy, musky and it starts out powdery, but that powder eventually becomes a woodsy earthiness.