Jasmine Sambac
Jasmine sambac smells creamy, indolic, and alive, with petals warmed by dusk, green tea nuances, ripe fruit, and a sensual skin-like hum beneath the bloom. It is richer and more narcotic than many jasmine types, less airy than grandiflorum, often with a banana-like floral ripeness. In fragrance it flourishes in white florals, orientals, florientals, fruity florals, and solar compositions, where it adds body and a velvety pulse. Jasmine sambac can turn innocence into glamour in a single breath. It stars in Mugler Alien, where it glows against woods and amber, and in Tom Ford Jasmin Rouge, where spice and floral heat amplify its seductive depth.
- Amouage — Guidance
- Ex Nihilo — Brompton Immortals
- Maison Margiela — Untitled L Eau
- Nishane — Nanshe
- Initio Parfums Privés — Magnetic Blend 8
- Initio Parfums Privés — Sugar Blast
- Amouage — Guidance Hair Perfume
- BDK Parfums — Tubereuse Imperiale
- Maison Margiela — Flower Market
- BDK Parfums — Wood Jasmin
- BDK Parfums — Bouquet de Hongrie
- Amouage — Journey Woman
- Juliette Has a Gun — Mmmm
- Memo Paris — Lyra Peach
- Memo Paris — Argentina
- Maison Francis Kurkdjian — Kurky Eau Parfumee
- Maison Margiela — Promenade In The Gardens
- By Kilian — Imperial Tea
- Etat Libre d'Orange — Let's Pretend
- By Kilian — The Peony Pavilion
- Memo Paris — Madurai
- Tom Ford — Ombre Leather Parfum
- Memo Paris — Madurai Bloomingdale s 150th Anniversary Exclusive
- Amouage — Portrayal Woman