Jasmin Secret Jeanne en Provence 2017

This Eau de Parfum is a pleasant surprise in this price range, something that the brand is already leaving as a good record.
Excellent in the starting notes, which gradually becomes a very elegant and pleasant perfume for daily use.
Unfortunately, its longevity is not the best, but this less good attribute is compensated by the fantastic quality/price ratio (13€/100 ml).
It's use and abuse.

Pleasant and very balanced perfume, at an unbeatable price for the quality.

We continue with the wonderful affordable brand Jeanne en Provence, this time with the women's range, which offers many mostly floral notes. This brand from Provence simply has some great no-brainers in its lineup that you can usually get online and easily add to your order as a blind buy at shops that carry the brand. Of course, at this price, not all the fragrances necessarily last half the day, but that is bearable since you can easily wear them between occasions. I became aware of this Jasmin Secret because of the name, also because I like giving fragrances as gifts and jasmine is one of the notes I choose quite often. The note has a wonderful summery-fresh aura and is somewhat reminiscent of a flower meadow in summer. Jasmin Secret is a wonderful feminine fragrance that is not too complex and delivers a great overall impression. You do not get a jasmine "overkill" here, but rather a harmonious, simple floral creation with a summery freshness.

You can usually get the 60ml bottle for a great price (between €6-10). The bottle is rather cheap, but does not look sooo bad. Glass, cap, bottle? Rather basic and slightly old-school, plus a sticker with the name of the fragrance. Not a showpiece, but it serves its purpose.
The fragrance goes somewhat in the direction of Mojave Ghost Eau de Parfum. Not a dupe, but there are slight similarities. The floral notes remain permanently in the foreground of this fragrance, only fading somewhat in the base during the final hours. In addition to the jasmine note mentioned in the name, a prominent violet note is also active. White lily completes the floral trio, although it is primarily a jasmine-violet combination. At the start, bitter-green notes are also active, creating a slightly cooling effect and harmonizing wonderfully with the floral note. The peach note from the pyramid does not play a leading role, but is subtly present in the background as a fruity note. The base of musk & sandalwood provides the usual pleasant drydown with the typical clean notes so often found at the end of floral fragrances. The base is soft, close to the skin and fades out beautifully.
Performance is in the medium range, and one could expect worse in this price class. The brand does have good quality, including in terms of longevity and sillage. Longevity? 5-6 hours. Sillage is good for 2-3 hours, then it stays close to the skin.

Overall, a wonderful fragrance that can be worn by any woman with a well-groomed appearance thanks to its clean floral notes. Wearable all year round, especially during the warmer months. Due to its average performance, it is a great choice for in-between occasions.

I usually find it difficult to assign a perfume to a season - most of the time I think, well, I can wear this scent anytime. Jasmin Secret can also be worn anytime, but it definitely embodies late spring/early summer like few others.

The same goes for gender. I firmly believe that perfume has no gender, but this one I find hard to imagine on a man. Perhaps on an older unconventional gentleman.

Overall, this is a scent that is also suitable for a perfume beginner - basically regardless of age, but especially for girls transitioning to womanhood. It has something fresh and playful about it and fits well as a first perfume with its naturalness.

The first thing that stands out to me is the peach. However, it is very light and juicy, not heavy-sweet-alcoholic like you can smell in some oriental perfumes.

Then comes something green, almost minty. It reminds me of young green leaves in the spring breeze.

Right behind it, the flower unfolds. Jasmine is very clear, but not piercing, rather very soft. Violet... maybe, maybe not. It is certainly not just jasmine, there is also something else white, but more rounded instead of “bam here’s a white flower and that’s it” like white blossoms can sometimes be for my nose.

Once the scent settles a bit, you can also sense something woody, but the sandalwood is absolutely not the main character here, rather just the harmony-bringing supporting role.

All in all, I agree with the title from FranziKmp: a white summer dress.

Absolutely not me, but very, very beautiful.

My nose surrenders to the fragrant bright green. Delicate flowers are present, jasmine-violet variety! They weave a colorful ribbon from the flower France land. It’s as if gentle breezes are blowing in from far southwest. Woods also lend their scents! Wonderful! What more could one want?
Traditions, qualities, this fragrance house showcases here. For some niche flankers, the price would be a disaster! But I am also convinced that some bow here. You can't call it "water," Eau de Parfum is recognizable. With warm greetings from Provence, spring surely comes here too.
Many girls and also boys, who dug deep in their wallets to buy a lovely scent, no longer need to tear their hair out. Go to the Provence perfumer, because good things are still affordable there!
If the fragrance has convinced you, you will no longer walk around with a heavy heart over dozens of coins spent on scents. Why reach for the stars when you can have Provence? Gentle, bright spring stripes! May all sniffers enjoy it...