Note

Arabian Jasmine (1)

All 1 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

Known botanically as Jasminum sambac, this intoxicating bloom offers a profile that is markedly different from the more common, ethereal grandiflorum variety. It presents a rich, honeyed intensity that leans toward the heady and tropical side of the floral spectrum. While its scent is undeniably floral, you will often catch nuances of sweet orange blossom, crushed tea leaves, and even a faint, spicy undertone reminiscent of ripe stone fruit. In perfumery, this note is prized for its narcotic, opulent character that lends an immediate sense of gravity and sensuality to a blend. It acts as a powerful bridge between fruity top notes and deeper, resinous bases, frequently anchoring white floral bouquets or exotic oriental compositions. Because of its radiant projection, it serves as the vibrant, beating heart of many iconic scents. Whether it is used to provide a lush, creamy texture in a gourmand or to infuse a solar quality into a fresh fragrance, this bloom consistently provides a touch of sophisticated, sun-drenched elegance.

Overview

1 fragrances · 1 brands · £17.19

Nusuk Taraf Al Oud — dupe of Lattafa Khalis Oud

Fragrances

  • Nusuk Taraf Al Oud — Inspired by Lattafa Khalis Oud — £17.19

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Arabian Jasmine in perfume?

Known botanically as Jasminum sambac, this intoxicating bloom offers a profile that is markedly different from the more common, ethereal grandiflorum variety. It presents a rich, honeyed intensity that leans toward the heady and tropical side of the floral spectrum. While its scent is undeniably floral, you will often catch nuances of sweet orange blossom, crushed tea leaves, and even a faint, spicy undertone reminiscent of ripe stone fruit. In perfumery, this note is prized for its narcotic, opulent character that lends an immediate sense of gravity and sensuality to a blend. It acts as a powerful bridge between fruity top notes and deeper, resinous bases, frequently anchoring white floral bouquets or exotic oriental compositions. Because of its radiant projection, it serves as the vibrant, beating heart of many iconic scents. Whether it is used to provide a lush, creamy texture in a gourmand or to infuse a solar quality into a fresh fragrance, this bloom consistently provides a touch of sophisticated, sun-drenched elegance.

How much do Arabian Jasmine fragrances cost?

Prices range £17.19 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.