05/01/2020

Rosaviola
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Rosaviola
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The noble black of Bvlgari
I have owned Jasmin Noir for several years now. This flacon was also a blind purchase, bought as a remainder flacon. I often don't wear it for a while and then again more regularly
The black lacquer bottle with the golden cap is a feast for the eyes and its contents are also noble. Somehow its wedge-like shape from above reminds me of a ship, although it doesn't look like one. I have probably too much fantasy!
It's not easy for me to describe how I feel about Jasmin Noir.
It is a floral and woody fragrance, flowers that do not appear bright and sunny but rather dark. It's already in the name.
I recognize flowering gardenias and then immediately this green plant sap, which I find slightly tart and lily-like. I also find this note very intense in Tom Ford's Black Orchid, but with Jasmine Noir this note is much more subtle and subdued. But nevertheless well perceptible and I like this fragrance very much.
Jasmine-Sambac-Absolue joins them and gives the fragrance even more depth. I can't see almonds here like this. The base reveals woody notes.
The smell is noble and I like it very much. It also has some similarity with Coco Noir.
Some describe it as very loud and intense.
On myself it does not seem loud but nestles nobly to my skin. I am more the Snow White type with dark hair and light skin. He could develop more sillage on me, but my skin seems to suck him up. Although I don't have dry skin. Also others experience the scent on me discreetly and yet elegantly perceptible.
I guess he does suit me, then. At least I won't bother anybody with a too big scent
Jasmine Noir is definitely a post-purchase kanidat for me.
The black lacquer bottle with the golden cap is a feast for the eyes and its contents are also noble. Somehow its wedge-like shape from above reminds me of a ship, although it doesn't look like one. I have probably too much fantasy!
It's not easy for me to describe how I feel about Jasmin Noir.
It is a floral and woody fragrance, flowers that do not appear bright and sunny but rather dark. It's already in the name.
I recognize flowering gardenias and then immediately this green plant sap, which I find slightly tart and lily-like. I also find this note very intense in Tom Ford's Black Orchid, but with Jasmine Noir this note is much more subtle and subdued. But nevertheless well perceptible and I like this fragrance very much.
Jasmine-Sambac-Absolue joins them and gives the fragrance even more depth. I can't see almonds here like this. The base reveals woody notes.
The smell is noble and I like it very much. It also has some similarity with Coco Noir.
Some describe it as very loud and intense.
On myself it does not seem loud but nestles nobly to my skin. I am more the Snow White type with dark hair and light skin. He could develop more sillage on me, but my skin seems to suck him up. Although I don't have dry skin. Also others experience the scent on me discreetly and yet elegantly perceptible.
I guess he does suit me, then. At least I won't bother anybody with a too big scent
Jasmine Noir is definitely a post-purchase kanidat for me.
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