Jasmine is in so many "tuberose" fragrances (even the soliflores) that I think a lot of people don't really know where one begins and the other ends. I bought it maybe 8-9 years ago and have just a little bit left. It does smell just like the Lust by Lush but so much less aggressive. It is a nice fragrance. A moderately spicy, very creamy jasmine. A very well done modern interpretation of the spicy floral trend of the 80's and 90's. I can see why other reviewers aren't impressed by this perfume if they are looking for something with layers and complexity. This one has a slight spice to it, but if you are only looking for a single note that has a very slight spice to it, you will like this! Tom Ford's Jasmin Rouge is the perfect example of how to do a fleshy white floral without going into the indole territory (which tends to smell like excrement of various kinds on me.) I've heard that Mugler's Alien is the scent that many women choose to wear clubbing. Jasmin Rouge is the scent they would choose to wear once that phase in their life has passed, they've married a rich man and now attend classy dinner parties on the weekends. There's a hint at that sexy carnal smell but it's now smoothed down and refined, much like the woman I envision to wear this scent.

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For a TF scent it is a wonderfully soft and gentle scent, very subtle, which I personally prefer to very strong and dominant scents.

This all leads into a woody,ambery,spicy,moderatly sweet and slightly floral base with dominant vanilla. Jasmin Rouge is more of a Jasmin Orange. The ylang ylang, citrus, and spice read more expressive than blushed, passionate, or sultry. Perhaps if the spices were a bit more subdued and the amber note a bit more amplified, it could be Jasmin D'or (Gold). But alas, this can be sharp the way that extremely ripe orange skin can be. Very occasionally the Tom Ford hype train is to be believed. When it comes to Jasmin Rouge, this is one of those times.

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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. Make sure you’ll take a sample with you and try it for a day, maybe two before parting with these money. This describes exactly my taste: Jasmin, Ylang Ylang and amber. My 3 most favorite notes in perfume. Now that it has dried down a little I'm getting only a touch of spice and wood, but the scent is very close to the skin. Jasmine, jasmine, and more jasmine. It starts out bubblegum sweet and with a natural sharpness, just like standing next to a blooming jasmine shrub at night. Very intense and intoxicating. It turns creamier and sweeter in the drydown, but stays true to a natural, sweet jasmine scent that doesn't feel like a typical "perfumey" jasmine note.This is a stunning perfume. I tested it for the first time a couple of days ago and decided this is FBW. It’s a strong, sexy and delicious jasmine fragrance. It has actually climbed to my top 5 for life. You have to be a white floral lover like me. This for me is THE jasmine perfume. It reminds me of Jasmine Sambac and Marigold from Jo Malone which I also have and love. Jasmin Rouge' perfectly captures the scent of real jasmine phoenix green tea pearls. I have never smelt any perfume capturing this scent even remotely.