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Jasmine perfume for women: floral light and intensity

Explore women’s jasmine perfumes through flower-focused compositions, white bouquets and contrasting textures described by perfume houses.
Elegantly dressed woman beside perfume bottles in a refined interior.
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Jasmine changes with its surroundings

A jasmine fragrance may feel airy, luminous, creamy or more sensual depending on its construction. The flower can occupy the foreground or join a bouquet without standing out distinctly. Ask whether you want to recognise jasmine itself or simply enjoy the floral atmosphere that it helps create within the complete perfume.

Choose between a flower portrait and a bouquet

Compare a jasmine-centred composition with a bouquet that combines several white flowers. The difference clarifies preferences for density and texture. Take time to wear these fragrances outside the shop: a flower that charms on a scent strip may feel different during prolonged exposure close to your own skin throughout the day.

Compare jasmine and white-floral bouquets

Serge Lutens — À la nuit
Serge Lutens’ proposition for exploring a jasmine-focused expression.
sergelutens.fr
Chanel — Gabrielle
A bouquet in which jasmine interacts with other white flowers.
chanel.com
Dior — J’adore Parfum d’eau
An alcohol-free floral formula in which Dior specifically identifies sambac jasmine.
dior.com

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