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Jubilation 25 Woman 2007 Eau de Parfum

Jubilation 25 Woman (Eau de Parfum) by Amouage
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Jubilation 25 Woman (Eau de Parfum) is a perfume by Amouage for women and was released in 2007. The scent is spicy-oriental. Projection and longevity are above-average. It is being marketed by Sabco Group / Oman Perfumery.
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Main accords

Spicy
Oriental
Floral
Resinous
Chypre

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Ylang-ylangYlang-ylang TarragonTarragon LemonLemon RoseRose
Heart Notes Heart Notes
DavanaDavana FrankincenseFrankincense LabdanumLabdanum Turkish rose otto absoluteTurkish rose otto absolute
Base Notes Base Notes
MyrrhMyrrh MuskMusk AmberAmber VetiverVetiver PatchouliPatchouli

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7.5273 Ratings
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6.343 Ratings
Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 17.03.2024.
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The fragrance is part of the "Main" collection.

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Jakoparfum

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Jakoparfum
Jakoparfum
Top Review 26  
Omani chypre
This fragrance represents the essence of the new millennium for Amouage.
The fragrance consists of a "classic" and vintage DNA combined with strong Omani elements (frankincense and myrrh). The inspiration for the fragrance comes from perfume classics such as Femme Rochas and Mitsouko, but also from Diorella (for the top notes) and Champagne (for its fruity and peachy notes).
There are other similarities with Sikkim by Lancome (for its dry yet green base) and Shocking by Schiaparelli (for its slowly diffusing amber aura).
The prelude has very intense notes of great impact, with aldehydes present from the beginning. (Without any reference to soap), bergamot and cumin, which immediately give the fragrance a distinct carnality and sensuality; in other words, it is a cumin very similar to the great Eau d'Hermes and Femme de Rochas of 1989 (reformulated by the great Oliver Cresp). After a few minutes, the myrrh note emerges: a strongly resinous, warm and imposing myrrh. The myrrh note is combined with Omani frankincense of the best quality: dry, citrusy and penetrating. These are exactly the elements that Amouage has introduced on the basis of other fragrances from which it draws inspiration.
The heart note of the perfume is a delightful ylang-ylang note that is soft, round and sensual and combines well with warm myrrh. The result is really surprising. To add more elements of opulence, the rose peeks out without ever overpowering the ylang note.
After a few hours of the fragrance unfolding its best notes (all perfectly balanced), an ambery, dry yet round and enveloping aura emerges (hence the similarity to Shocking by Schiaparelli). The perfume becomes ambery through myrrh, patchouli and ylang ylang with the davana note simultaneously adding a green and dark aspect. The fruity component (although it is never mentioned in the pyramid) never disappears throughout the duration of the fragrance, it is a velvety peach, warm and ripe, very similar (thanks to the combination with the cumin note) to the smell of human skin when warmed by the sun. Most likely, the peach note was reconstructed using the old method of C-14 aldehyde (gamma undecalactone), the same note found in Rochas Femme and in many other perfumes.
All these aspects (typical and less typical of Amouage) are combined in a fragrance that is breathtaking for its opulence, its beauty, its perfect balance and its richness of notes.
For a spicy chypree lover like me, this is liquid gold, an amulet with which to master any situation in life. A fragrance formulated to be noticed but not too overbearing, a golden opulence called Amouage. I do not recommend it to those who "new generation fragrances."
For me, it remains one of the three best perfumes I have ever owned!
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Marieposa

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Bonjour la gazelle
It's been quite a while since a dear perfumer surprised me with a bottling of Jubilation 25. What a luck, because without her I would have overlooked this fragrance. I hadn't paid much attention to Amouage's line-up in general, and eyed the precious elixir in its glass bottle curiously. Mentally, I braced myself for a rich, heavy oriental. Then I closed my eyes, inhaled, and ... far from it!

Suddenly, I felt transported to the banks of the Seine. In front of me the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame at my back, a street musician in a beret playing a melancholy tune on his accordion.
Citrusy notes, something herbaceous and spicy, oakmoss and the hint of a velvety peach greet me. Très Parisienne! From pure surprise, I do not notice at first, as delicate incense clouds and roasted cumin join. The sound of the accordion is lost and from the minaret behind the Louvre the call of the muezzin sounds.

Wait a minute!

The scent allows a second layer to shine through, as if the photos from your last Paris vacation had been double-exposed. The peach moves more and more into the foreground and unites with rich floral scent. I know that woman over there with the hijab. No mistake, that's Mitsouko! I recognize her by her eyes. She turns to me and smiles knowingly.
The longer Jubilation 25 lingers on my skin, the warmer, deeper, and more alive the scent becomes. It is sweet and heavy and soft, but not oppressive. But indescribably feminine. Mata Hari comes to mind, as does the last of Salome's seven veils. The banks of the Seine have given way to the narrow streets of a bustling medina. "Bonjour la gazelle!", I hear a challenging call, followed by a hiss. Careful, friend! When you mess with women like this, you can get yourself killed.

Ever since I first smelled it, Jubilation 25 has stayed with me, and my bottling was empty faster than I ever thought possible. Applied in the morning, it remains present throughout the day. The sillage is anything but restrained as well. At the dosage is accordingly moderation announced.

Meanwhile, I know that the peach is actually Davana and the spice comes from tarragon. Be that as it may, in the relationship with Mitsouko, which I have learned to understand and love only through Jubilation 25, this changes nothing.
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DonJuanDeCat

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The aura of perfect femininity!... Again!
Hello you scented ones! It's evening again and you know what that means! No, not dinner, you wolverines!! It's time for a new comment from me. Since the last days were a little bit more pleasant due to the weather, I was able to test more scents again, so that I don't run out of comments here... och already stops sighing, just because you thought you got rid of me! Instead you'd better rejoice, you ungrateful stinkers... uh... we'd rather stay with scented ones! D

Today I come to a very special Amouage fragrance. Well... to be honest, the fragrance is only special because it was composed for the 25th anniversary of Amouage since the founding of this luxury brand. So today I'm writing the fragrance "Jubilation 25 Woman". But sometimes it is also written Jubilation XXV, because the manufacturers know that people are becoming more and more stupid and now even the simplest Roman numerals can no longer read, so that for the simplicity of all is often only talk of Jubilee 25 the talk :D

So, I do not go here to the actual smell description of the manufacturer, since this is the same with almost every (lady) smell. There's always something about "...a scent that radiates the aura of perfect femininity..."
Well,... I could fill books with it, if I would write, how many scents I have already read something like that, he he. So I prefer to come to the fragrance description!

The fragrance:
The fragrance begins spicy and floral. One smells a slightly tart, herbaceous scent that reminds one of anise, but smells much better than anise, which I find rather difficult to get used to. I think that this is the tarragon that can be perceived intensively. From Davana comes a slightly fruity green herbaceous fragrance, in addition I smell very few lemons, which do not smell fresh or tangy, but smell more like classic or old-fashioned fragrances. In general, the fragrance makes a very classic and mature impression.
In addition, one smells many resins like incense, which both smell nice and make the scent warmer and gentler, especially with the nice, unobtrusive sweetness.
Later, the fragrance takes on a somewhat dry touch, as if it contained plants roasted by the sun in Mediterranean countries. It remains resinous and slightly sweetish and still smells of the described plants like tarragon and davana. When it comes to sweetness, it initially smells like amber, but later the sweetness comes more and more from the musk.
Much later the scent is less sweetish, but more dry-herbal and spicy and so it stays.

The Sillage and the shelf life:
The Sillage is good, but not a real hit, but it doesn't have to be, because you can smell it so well without having to get close. As with most Amouage fragrances, the shelf life is quite high, so that you can smell the fragrance ten hours loosely on your skin.

The bottle:
The colourless bottle is slightly inflated with slightly inwardly pressed side edges. The scent liquid is amber. On the front of the flacon you can see the beautiful metal and gold Amouage logo as usual. The neck of the bottle is also gold-plated and shows the name of the fragrance. The lid, which is based on oriental roofs, also has a golden colour and bears a red Swarovski stone on its tip. All in all, as always a successful and beautiful bottle.

So, I now know this Amouage scent here as well. And I think he's nice, not really, but he's okay. In places it is a bit dry, but otherwise it has some nice scents to offer. However, the scent looks very old-fashioned or mature (theoretically only some oak moss is missing, which is not present here by the way), so it is not suitable for everyone. In my opinion not for younger ones anyway, but also some older ones don't like such fragrances that much, so here you just have to try them out for yourself, especially since the fragrance, even if it should be good, is not the best Amouage fragrance for me,... no, there are more beautiful fragrances.

In any case, due to the warm and dry scents, it has become something more for autumn and winter, which one could then use everyday, but also of course for going out or for the evening, whereby it comes across as less spectacular or sexy for going out.

So, now to the question: Does this fragrance radiate the aura of perfect femininity? Well... the scent is already feminine, but it is not perfect, because everyone feels a scent differently. And quite honestly, sexily or so this smell is not at all for example. Yeah, it's female, but it's more of a mature fragrance. A fragrance for "more mature women" (oh God DonJuanDeCat, don't write "milf" now!!!!) who are looking for a nice fragrance especially for the evening, for example to have a nice dinner.
But as I said: Although the fragrance is not bad, I think there are more beautiful and elegant fragrances! Otherwise, just test it yourself!

I'm done with that again and wish you all a nice evening :)
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Jubilation
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The chyprèe

The Chiprèe of
When the horizon becomes gloomy, warm and mystical, when the sky becomes humid and tufty with every animal in his house, this magnificent, iconic and sensual Chiprèe comes to light. It is a treasure of gold because it emerges from the warm sand of man, from the splendid and stunning roses and from the mulberry tree of Muscat and from the warm Omani myrrh. All this creates a sacred and glorious sound in which each note is beautifully integrated into the perfect surreal and fantastic dimension of the dream. A dream that becomes glowing, presumptuous and sensual flesh. A dimension between heaven and earth, between men and gods and where every sin becomes a necessity. It is a great oriental Chiprèe with a strong resinous connotation (myrrh and frankincense). In the opening a bergamot sparkles on warm rose notes, a few minutes after passing the creamy and buttery ylang-ylang ylang, giving it a soft and velvety appearance. All this is produced by the warm and smoky myrrh that bridges the gap between fresh and floral notes. Suddenly everything darkens with smoked incense and closed cumin on a base of patchouli, amber and labdanum. In this masterpiece, named Luca Sieuzac, oakmoss has been disabled by replacing it with other synthetic materials and adding cumin (as is the case with Femme Rochas, to which it resembles). The myrrh, myrrh and labdanum add a dose of Davana to give it a green and dark appearance. In reality it contains fruity notes of peach and cumin, even if it is not declared in the pyramid. This is a weaving of 3 magnificent beans from the history of perfumery: Diorella Dior, Femme Rochas and Ysl Champagne; this is her son. A son who was born in 2008 after so many years compared to the famous Chiprèe mentioned above, but who retains this magic and the great texture of the past. It is undoubtedly a masterpiece of the utmost importance and perhaps the best perfume composed in the last twenty years. This is the clear result of this olfactory family (some of which are now obsolete), which still produces timeless masterpieces by introducing them into a new era full of light and lightness, while remaining a second radiant and sensual skin.
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Rosie88

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Overload in New York
The nice saleswoman said, I must try this Amouage absolutely on the skin.
I was already sceptical when I smelled the test strip, but then I let myself be convinced... I'm not so much a fan of very strong scents...

....Many New Yorkers are stressed and hectically on the move, but still always friendly, even if slightly superficial. New York is a very exciting and versatile city... There's always something going on, there's no peace and quiet at rush hours; crowded and overcrowded, you can hardly breathe...

That's how Jubilation25 smells to me...

The post goes off from the beginning and the prelude with Ylang Ylang is already quite violent....
Then come lemon, incense, a little rose or other flowers (?) and a good touch of amber.... All together full cannon...

I would have rather called the fragrance Overload :) He's really digging in
The style is above average and the durability enormous !
I wanted to wash Jubilation25 off my arm again, because it smells too strong to me... Even after 4 times soaping and cream over it, I could still perceive Jubilation25 for a good 6 hours (although not as strong anymore)!

I don't want to step on anyone's feet, but please use Jubilation25 with caution :)

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Fantastic oriental spicy and floral chypre. One of my favorite Chypres along with chypre palatin and Maai.
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