Note

Moroccan Jasmine (8)

All 8 fragrances on The Scent Atlas featuring this note, sorted by community rating.

This exquisite floral note evokes the enchanting allure of blooming jasmine flowers under the Moroccan sun. With a rich and intoxicating aroma, it is characterized by its sweet and slightly animalic nuances, creating an experience that is both opulent and sensual. Often described as creamy and fragrant, this note offers depth and warmth, weaving a captivating presence in any composition. In perfumery, it finds a home primarily in the floral and oriental families, where it enhances both the heart and base notes of fragrances. Its lush character adds complexity, making it a popular choice for both women’s and unisex scents. Moroccan jasmine typically acts as a bridge in a fragrance, harmonizing lighter, fresher notes with deeper, richer elements. It brings a sense of sophistication and elegance, making it ideal for evening wear or special occasions. Its ability to evoke emotions and memories further demonstrates its vital role in crafting a memorable scent, transforming a simple perfume into a sensory journey.

Overview

8 fragrances · 7 brands · £17–£50

Bujairami Kingsman — dupe of Creed Aventus

Fragrances

  • Bujairami Kingsman — Inspired by Creed Aventus — 8.1/10 — £50
  • Bujairami The Hype — Inspired by Creed Aventus — 8.0/10 — £40
  • VURV Cygnus — Inspired by Creed Aventus — 7.7/10 — £21
  • Lattafa Rave Now — Inspired by Creed Aventus — 7.7/10 — £17
  • Oil Perfumery Impression of Creed - Aventus — Inspired by Creed Aventus — 7.6/10
  • Oakcha Ineffable — Inspired by Creed Aventus — 7.3/10 — £34
  • RiiFFS Privè Noir Black — Inspired by Creed Aventus
  • House of Watan Veritas Black — Inspired by Creed Aventus — £39.99

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Moroccan Jasmine in perfume?

This exquisite floral note evokes the enchanting allure of blooming jasmine flowers under the Moroccan sun. With a rich and intoxicating aroma, it is characterized by its sweet and slightly animalic nuances, creating an experience that is both opulent and sensual. Often described as creamy and fragrant, this note offers depth and warmth, weaving a captivating presence in any composition. In perfumery, it finds a home primarily in the floral and oriental families, where it enhances both the heart and base notes of fragrances. Its lush character adds complexity, making it a popular choice for both women’s and unisex scents. Moroccan jasmine typically acts as a bridge in a fragrance, harmonizing lighter, fresher notes with deeper, richer elements. It brings a sense of sophistication and elegance, making it ideal for evening wear or special occasions. Its ability to evoke emotions and memories further demonstrates its vital role in crafting a memorable scent, transforming a simple perfume into a sensory journey.

What are the best Moroccan Jasmine fragrances?

The top rated options are Bujairami Kingsman (8.1/10), Bujairami The Hype (8.0/10) and VURV Cygnus (7.7/10).

Which brands make Moroccan Jasmine fragrances?

7 brands are represented, including Bujairami, House of Watan, Lattafa, Oakcha, Oil Perfumery, RiiFFS and VURV.

How much do Moroccan Jasmine fragrances cost?

Prices range between £17 and £50 on The Scent Atlas, correct as of the current catalogue.