10/06/2023
Einfinken
74 Reviews
Einfinken
2
Wanderlust and Horse riding
I often struggle with Jasmine forward fragrances as they can sometimes turn dirty on me or be too heady, but I have been on a hunt to test different ones and find one that works for me.
Nomade Jasmin Naturel Intense works for me probably better than most other jasmine forward fragrances I have tried and that's partly because I feel like despite Jasmine being in the name, it's not 100% a jasmine perfume. Firstly kudos to Chloe for releasing a designer fragrance that to my nose feels unique. Chloe moreover seems to have been able to perfectly capture the wanderlust and feeling of a nomadic heart within a bottle.
This really triggered the recognition of something familiar in me that was almost startling the first time I smelled it. The first time I smelled it in store, I thought, "This reminds me of something I used to smell all the time but haven't smelled in years. What is it?"
The more I have worn it, I realized that it smells like Colorado horse pastures. Not in a gross way and there isn't anything animalic to be found here. But this is a fragrance that conjures imagery for me nonetheless. It's a warm fall afternoon, the sun is shining down, the Rocky mountains are off in the distance. I am eating date bread in wide open brush pastures, a slight waft of fresh hay and horses grazing nearby is in the breeze -- but in the most pleasing way. Life is peaceful and there's a feeling of freedom in the knowledge that you can go anywhere. IYKYK.
I was a horsegirl in my teen years and there is something in this perfume that I just find transportive back to that time. (I'm being dramatic I am aware, but this fragrance is proving to speak to me more than I expected.) Make no mistake though, this isn't a childish perfume, it's a grown up scent that also isn't too mature. I see this on women 20-40s age range, but really anyone could wear it. Jasmin Naturel is also not a heavy, cloying, indolic perfume in my experience. It's really quite beautiful actually and I struggle to describe it note by note and if it wasn't clear can only really explain it emotionally.
I don't see Sage listed as a note, but I feel like I detect a bit of it here or perhaps it is the patchouli coming through. This isn't a dirty patchouli by any means, but it is earthy.I also know the original Nomade had oakmoss but I don't see that here. Still maybe that is an unlisted note that still helps give that earthy vibe. The dates, vanilla and sandalwood add a sweet, soft and creamy undertone. The Jasmine provides some brightness and freshness, but it's really just a well blended scent.
Wonderful fall scent that's highly versatile. It can be casual, formal, office appropriate, day to night. We stan a versatile fragrance and I very much could see this being someone's signature scent.
After trying in store for a day I bought a 30 ml bottle for testing and when I've used it up I think this may be full bottle worthy. Chloe really knocked this one out of the park.
Nomade Jasmin Naturel Intense works for me probably better than most other jasmine forward fragrances I have tried and that's partly because I feel like despite Jasmine being in the name, it's not 100% a jasmine perfume. Firstly kudos to Chloe for releasing a designer fragrance that to my nose feels unique. Chloe moreover seems to have been able to perfectly capture the wanderlust and feeling of a nomadic heart within a bottle.
This really triggered the recognition of something familiar in me that was almost startling the first time I smelled it. The first time I smelled it in store, I thought, "This reminds me of something I used to smell all the time but haven't smelled in years. What is it?"
The more I have worn it, I realized that it smells like Colorado horse pastures. Not in a gross way and there isn't anything animalic to be found here. But this is a fragrance that conjures imagery for me nonetheless. It's a warm fall afternoon, the sun is shining down, the Rocky mountains are off in the distance. I am eating date bread in wide open brush pastures, a slight waft of fresh hay and horses grazing nearby is in the breeze -- but in the most pleasing way. Life is peaceful and there's a feeling of freedom in the knowledge that you can go anywhere. IYKYK.
I was a horsegirl in my teen years and there is something in this perfume that I just find transportive back to that time. (I'm being dramatic I am aware, but this fragrance is proving to speak to me more than I expected.) Make no mistake though, this isn't a childish perfume, it's a grown up scent that also isn't too mature. I see this on women 20-40s age range, but really anyone could wear it. Jasmin Naturel is also not a heavy, cloying, indolic perfume in my experience. It's really quite beautiful actually and I struggle to describe it note by note and if it wasn't clear can only really explain it emotionally.
I don't see Sage listed as a note, but I feel like I detect a bit of it here or perhaps it is the patchouli coming through. This isn't a dirty patchouli by any means, but it is earthy.I also know the original Nomade had oakmoss but I don't see that here. Still maybe that is an unlisted note that still helps give that earthy vibe. The dates, vanilla and sandalwood add a sweet, soft and creamy undertone. The Jasmine provides some brightness and freshness, but it's really just a well blended scent.
Wonderful fall scent that's highly versatile. It can be casual, formal, office appropriate, day to night. We stan a versatile fragrance and I very much could see this being someone's signature scent.
After trying in store for a day I bought a 30 ml bottle for testing and when I've used it up I think this may be full bottle worthy. Chloe really knocked this one out of the park.
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