Poet’s Jasmine
Fragrance notes
Character
Poet’s Jasmine is a daylight companion for someone who wants fresh air, not heavy petals. The opening citruses and rosemary feel like a walk through a garden where herbs grow between the paths. Star anise adds a gentle lift that keeps the entrance bright without turning sharp. Wormwood brings a clean edge that prevents the start from feeling like a standard citrus spray.
The heart belongs to jasmine, but it is a jasmine that stays close and personal rather than announcing itself across a room. Frankincense and cardamom give the flower a dry, slightly resinous frame that keeps the bloom from becoming a loud white floral. You smell the jasmine clearly, yet it remains near the skin and follows you with a steady, calm presence.
Hinoki wood and guaiac wood form a base that supports the composition without anchoring it for days. The woods feel smooth and pale, like sunlit timber, and they extend the wear just enough to carry you through a long afternoon without needing another spray. The scent stays with you in a gentle way, present to those near you and never overwhelming the space you enter.
This fragrance suits a person who values clarity and restraint over drama. It is composed by Ineke Ruhland, and the result is a bright, aromatic floral built around jasmine.
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