Million Gold for Her Pure Jasmine by Rabanne

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Million Gold for Her Pure Jasmine Rabanne 2025

7.5 / 10 38 Ratings

A new and limited perfume by Rabanne for women, released in 2025. The scent is floral-sweet. It is being marketed by Puig.
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Main accords

Floral

Sweet

Creamy

Fruity

Fresh

Fragrance Notes

Jasmine

Ylang-ylang

Mandarin orange

Perfumers

Aliénor Massenet, Suzy Le Helley, Nathalie Benareau, Loc Dong

Ratings

Scent

7.538 Ratings

Longevity

6.629 Ratings

Sillage

6.829 Ratings

Bottle

7.832 Ratings

Value for money

6.624 Ratings

Submitted by Itscoral · last update on 03/18/2026.

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Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is American model Gigi Hadid.

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Reviews

5 in-depth fragrance descriptions

06/10/2025

7Scent 0Longevity 0Sillage

Lamsaarra
16 Reviews

Lamsaarra

2

Feels like a scam…

very faint ; a disappointment, wouldn’t advise to anyone who considers performance of a fragrance as a criteria. Doesn’t project, doesn’t last either (i used 20 sprays i guess). It reminds me of a weaker version of jasmine fragrance which is well more beautifully done and way stronger (as of this green jasmine tea scent it has) ; noctural jasmine from givenchy. The second one is WAYY more powerful. Rabanne please stop this non sense or start to make extract of fragrance there are people out there who would rather spend 2x twice as much and at least get something out of their perfume that would perform than spending 90€ just to render that it just like throwing your money in the bin. Don’t you realize that bad experience as such lead to disinterest to your brand? I understand you are willing to make money so that you make saving on oil concentration; but isn’t a dumb move really when you can release a flanker 30-40% concentrated beast mode and still be able to make huge profit (there are dubai houses out there that still have great profit margins out of their 40€ value fragrances and high concentrated oils) and become a renown brand, so that everyone would be amazed by the scent and constantly rebuy it? Wouldn’t be hard to make one 20% concentrated at 90€ like this one, and another one at 135€ for instance with higher performance?

Edit : SMELLS EXACTLY LIKE BERDOUES 1902 JASMINE (eau de toilette) for 1/8 of the price and it has better performance. PLEAAAASE PLEAASE trust me on this one, EXACTLY THE SAME 1:1 for 1/8 of the price i swear i regret so much blind buying this fragrance
Similar one also is Jeanne en provence Jasmin secret. Go and compare just goes to show you how bad of a release this is

Updated on 06/18/2025

02/08/2026

8Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

MartaRegina
577 Reviews

MartaRegina

Fruity sweetness and luminous jasmine

More gourmand than the original, it envelops the senses with delightful accords of fruity sweetness and luminous jasmine, creating an atmosphere that feels both inviting and softly indulgent. Ylang-ylang adds a gentle creaminess that seems to caress the skin with its smooth, comforting warmth. Overall, it is a flanker truly worth discovering, exploring, and wearing often.

06/11/2025

7.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Lucas209
175 Reviews

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Lucas209

Helpful Review 4

Jasmine and Ylang-Ylang by Rabanne Sweet Entwined

A floral fragrance with a well-balanced jasmine note that is present but not too intrusive. The combination with sweet mandarin adds a pleasantly fruity component to the composition. The only downside: This ultimately overloaded Rabanne sweetness.... does it have to be?

Ylang-Ylang brings a creamy component that also does not stand up to the Rabanne sweetness and gets lost in it along with the jasmine.

The longevity is solid, the projection rather subtle - ideal for everyday wear, leisure, or the office.

03/18/2026

7.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

ComputerMaus
274 Reviews

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ComputerMaus

3

Nice and simple

I feel a bit sorry for the ladies of creation, because the world of women's perfumery is (often) incredibly boring: There are endless flowers, sweet fruits, and then it gets tricky. One doesn't want to venture much further, especially in the designer sector, because anything that could be a bit edgier or even try something REALLY new might be perceived as too offensive. Therefore, we have been stuck with the same old thing for what feels like decades. And Million Gold for Her Pure Jasmine will absolutely change nothing about that.
The scent is not bad, though.

It starts off very sweet, even with a noticeable portion of gourmand, and only becomes more floral within the following minutes. These 3 directions dominate the fragrance, possibly underpinned by a creaminess.
Although not listed, vanilla is definitely present and provides, possibly complemented by a bit of tonka, the creamy-gourmand base on which floral-creamy ylang-ylang and the ever-sweet namesake jasmine can spread. In the background, a dried mandarin adds a touch of zest without venturing into fruity or citrusy territories. It is also the only note that brings hints of complexity to the composition.
Because otherwise, Pure Jasmine is incredibly simple. However, one must give credit to the 4 (!) perfumers; the fragrance works well. It has a snug, friendly, cozy, warm simplicity. Ideal for dates, everyday life, meetings with friends, and leisure during the cooler half of the year from mid-autumn to mid-spring.

The actually good sillage presents itself modestly, but loses significant projection power after just over an hour and a half, although it remains perceptible, albeit weaker, for over 7½ hours. Is it worth this price? I don't know.

11/27/2025

10Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Scentimemory
3 Reviews

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Scentimemory

2

Flanker with Floral Note

I already love the original: If I had to label a fragrance as my signature, it would be this one. Of course, I also try out the flankers. Here we have the same sweetness that I find in the original, which I think is optimal; the mandarin comes through nicely, and a well-perceptible jasmine note joins in, which doesn't hit sharply but is softly embedded, making the whole thing just a touch more floral. Top! I like it.