Note

Jasmine Petals (5)

All 5 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This ethereal white floral note captures the delicate, dewy essence of a jasmine bloom just as it begins to unfurl in the early morning light. Unlike the heady, animalic, or indolic punch associated with concentrated jasmine absolute, the scent of the petals is lighter, fresher, and remarkably clean. It carries a subtle, honeyed sweetness paired with a crisp, green clarity that feels remarkably true to nature. In perfumery, this note functions as a bridge that adds transparency and luminosity to a composition, softening heavier bases and elevating middle accords with a sense of airy grace. It is a cornerstone of the floral family, frequently utilized in soft soliflores, romantic bouquets, and modern fresh orientals to provide a touch of feminine sophistication. When blended, it acts as a structural highlighter, lending a radiant, silken texture to the overall fragrance profile. It is a quintessential ingredient for perfumers seeking to evoke feelings of springtime purity, gentle elegance, and timeless beauty within their creations.

Overview

5 fragrances · 5 brands · £16.5–£35.99

Khalis Perfumes Khallab — dupe of Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium

Fragrances

  • Khalis Perfumes Khallab — Inspired by Yves Saint Laurent Black Opium — 7.8/10 — £16.50
  • Atralia 1878 Grandeur Oud — Inspired by Initio Oud for Greatness — 7.4/10 — £21.26
  • Flavia Bal Bafreak — Inspired by Byredo Bal D'Afrique — 7.4/10 — £21
  • Zara Energetically New York — Inspired by Le Labo Santal 33 — 7.4/10 — £35.99
  • Oakcha Watermelon Jam — Inspired by Original Creation — £28

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Jasmine Petals in perfume?

This ethereal white floral note captures the delicate, dewy essence of a jasmine bloom just as it begins to unfurl in the early morning light. Unlike the heady, animalic, or indolic punch associated with concentrated jasmine absolute, the scent of the petals is lighter, fresher, and remarkably clean. It carries a subtle, honeyed sweetness paired with a crisp, green clarity that feels remarkably true to nature. In perfumery, this note functions as a bridge that adds transparency and luminosity to a composition, softening heavier bases and elevating middle accords with a sense of airy grace. It is a cornerstone of the floral family, frequently utilized in soft soliflores, romantic bouquets, and modern fresh orientals to provide a touch of feminine sophistication. When blended, it acts as a structural highlighter, lending a radiant, silken texture to the overall fragrance profile. It is a quintessential ingredient for perfumers seeking to evoke feelings of springtime purity, gentle elegance, and timeless beauty within their creations.

What are the best Jasmine Petals fragrances?

The top rated options are Khalis Perfumes Khallab (7.8/10), Atralia 1878 Grandeur Oud (7.4/10) and Flavia Bal Bafreak (7.4/10).

Which brands make Jasmine Petals fragrances?

5 brands are represented, including Atralia, Flavia, Khalis Perfumes, Oakcha and Zara.

How much do Jasmine Petals fragrances cost?

Prices range between £16.5 and £35.99 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.