Collection Privée – Aoud Jasmin by Galimard

Collection Privée – Aoud Jasmin Galimard 2019

04/18/2024 - 03:01 AM

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Green herbs then honey rose
Delicate floral sweetness
Blooms freshness in amber smoke
Jasmine in creamy soft herbal
play of nuances

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Ttfortwo 2 years ago

That's the beauty of perfumes - you can really enjoy how they are perceived by others. I still perceive the top note as not "Contradictory - but good." Instead, it's "Daring and lost." Unharmonious. But my sample is over five years old. Are we even talking about the same scent? Who's to say that Galimard hasn't subtly adjusted the fragrance over the years?
Glad you like it!

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Theris 2 years ago

Well, at least they're fresh flowers :-)

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Floyd 2 years ago

Flowers haven't won my heart yet...

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BunteHexe27 2 years ago

Tomorrow there will be something woody.

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Duftgroupie 2 years ago

I’m sure I would like it.

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Pinseltown 2 years ago

Well described, I could probably like it too...

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BunteHexe27 2 years ago

This scent from the high-end Collection Privée of the house plays with contradictions. Oud is not listed, and jasmine, the noble flower from Grasse, is intertwined with other flowers - rose, freesia, and iris, which I can't really pick out - as well as a synthetic green note and, on the other hand, fine sweet notes of honey and heliotrope. Then amber, a hint of tobacco, and musk soften and creamify the herbal and floral aspects. I find this quite interesting and a dynamic play that keeps the fragrance from leaning in one direction. I think it's bold, but well done, and it leaves me puzzled. I like it.

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BunteHexe27 2 years ago

The bottle has now turned a brownish-gold like the others.

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ElAttarine 2 years ago

Beautiful notes, maybe a bit too soft for me...

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BunteHexe27 2 years ago

It's quite bitter as well. As I said, it plays with the nuances and definitely polarizes here too.

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