Jasmine
Jasmine is a citrus touched white floral with jasmine, gardenia and rose through the heart, softened by sandalwood and amber in the dry-down. It feels floral first, with fresh, powdery and lightly warm edges. The page evidence points to moderate sillage, long lasting wear and positive value feedback from a very small voter base. It is officially feminine, though some wearers may.
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Performance Metrics
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Available wearer voting describes Jasmine as long lasting with moderate sillage. That suggests it may remain noticeable through wear without becoming too expansive. The evidence base is small, so performance should be treated as promising but still worth testing on skin, especially in warm weather where white florals can bloom strongly.
Notes Pyramid
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Jasmine opens with citrus brightness before moving into a white floral heart of jasmine, gardenia and rose. The dry-down adds sandalwood and amber, giving the floral body a warmer, lightly woody finish. The main impression is floral, fresh, powdery and softly ambery, with a possible natural white floral edge from the lower animalic accord.
Main Accords
9 MAPPEDThe white floral accord leads the fragrance, with jasmine and gardenia creating the main texture and rose rounding the heart. Citrus keeps the opening fresh, amber adds warmth, and sandalwood gives a smoother woody base. The powdery and animalic facets are secondary, but they can make the florals feel more tactile and less flat.
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The opening should be the brightest part of the wear. Citruses sit alone in the top notes, so the first impression is likely cleaner and more lifted than creamy. That brightness matters because jasmine and gardenia can become heavy quickly. Here, the citrus accord gives the fragrance a fresher entry before the fuller floral heart takes over.
Pros & Cons
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Clear jasmine, gardenia and rose floral identity
Fresh citrus opening keeps the florals lifted
Soft sandalwood and amber base adds warmth
Moderate sillage signal makes it practical
Longevity feedback is positive
Good value feedback from available voters
Suitable for white floral lovers
Officially feminine with some unisex wearer appeal
Powdery facets add a classic floral feel
Simple note structure is easy to understand
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Very limited voter evidence
No captured written reviews for nuance
May be too floral for some tastes
Gardenia can feel creamy or heavy on some skin
Jasmine may turn heady in heat
Powdery facets may not suit everyone
Animalic nuance could bother sensitive wearers
No confirmed similar perfumes supplied
No perfumer or launch year confirmed
Not enough evidence for a safe blind-buy claim
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“Jasmine Antica Erboristeria e Spezieria San Simone Review”
Jasmine by Antica Erboristeria e Spezieria San Simone is a straightforward floral fragrance with a classic note structure: citrus on top, white florals and rose in the heart, then sandalwood and amber underneath. The brand description frames it as a fleshy, fleeting jasmine with a seductive, feminine mood, and the listed accords support that idea while adding a little freshness, powder and warmth.
The opening should be the brightest part of the wear. Citruses sit alone in the top notes, so the first impression is likely cleaner and more lifted than creamy. That brightness matters because jasmine and gardenia can become heavy quickly. Here, the citrus accord gives the fragrance a fresher entry before the fuller floral heart takes over.
The centre is where Jasmine earns its name, though it is not only jasmine. Gardenia adds a creamy white floral texture, rose gives a more familiar floral curve, and jasmine brings the headier, more sensual side. The accord list also includes an animalic facet, so the floral effect may feel more natural and slightly fleshy on some skin rather than purely soapy or decorative.
As it settles, sandalwood and amber give the composition a warmer base. This does not read like a sweet gourmand from the evidence available. It is more likely a floral scent with soft wood, amber warmth and a powdery trail. That makes it easier to imagine as a dressed-up everyday floral, especially for someone who likes jasmine but does not want something overly sharp or overly sugary.
Performance feedback is limited, but the available votes are useful. Longevity is marked long lasting, while sillage is marked moderate. In practical terms, that points to a fragrance that can stay around while keeping a controlled scent cloud. Because the vote sample is very small, it is better to read this as an early performance signal than a fixed promise.
The main buying question is taste. If you enjoy white florals with jasmine, gardenia, rose, powder and a soft amber woody base, Jasmine looks easy to understand and potentially satisfying. If white florals turn too dense, too powdery or too animalic on your skin, this is one to sample first. The evidence is too thin for bold claims, but the structure is clear enough to place it firmly in the floral wardrobe.
FAQs
What does Jasmine by Antica Erboristeria e Spezieria San Simone smell like?+
It smells like a citrus lifted white floral with jasmine, gardenia and rose at the centre, then a warmer sandalwood and amber base. The overall feel is floral, fresh, slightly powdery and softly woody.
Is Jasmine more about jasmine or gardenia?+
The fragrance is named Jasmine and jasmine is part of the heart, but gardenia and rose also shape the floral body. Expect a blended white floral profile rather than a single-note jasmine soliflore.
Is Jasmine a feminine fragrance?+
The fragrance is officially listed for women, and its jasmine, gardenia and rose structure supports that positioning. The limited wearer voting also marks it as unisex, so it may work for anyone who enjoys white florals.
How strong is Jasmine?+
The available performance votes describe the sillage as moderate. That suggests it should be noticeable without necessarily filling a room, though results can vary by skin, climate and spray amount.
How long does Jasmine last?+
The available longevity feedback marks it as long lasting. Because the vote sample is very small, treat that as a useful early signal rather than a guarantee.
Is Jasmine good value?+
The limited value feedback is positive, with voters rating it as great value. It may be appealing if you want a classic floral structure without chasing a heavily hyped designer release.
What seasons suit Jasmine best?+
No season votes are supplied, but the citrus, white floral and fresh facets suggest spring and summer make natural sense. The amber and sandalwood base may also help it work in mild evenings.
Is Jasmine suitable for everyday wear?+
Yes, it can suit everyday wear if you enjoy white florals. The moderate sillage signal helps it feel more practical, while the floral heart still gives it a clear perfume presence.
Is Jasmine safe to blind buy?+
It is safest for people who already like jasmine, gardenia, rose and powdery white florals. If indolic, animalic or powdery floral notes often bother you, sampling first is the wiser choice.
Does Jasmine smell sweet?+
The supplied notes do not point to a strongly sweet fragrance. Any sweetness is more likely to come from the amber warmth and floral fullness than from vanilla, fruit syrup or gourmand notes.
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COMMUNITY DUPESCOREThere is not enough supplied evidence to name a reliable dupe. A better comparison path is to test Jasmine beside other jasmine, gardenia or rose centred white florals with woody amber bases. Look for alternatives based on floral texture, fresh versus creamy balance, and how much powder or animalic nuance you enjoy.
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