Bergamot, Jasmine & Labdanum by Dame Perfumery bottle
Dame Perfumery

Bergamot, Jasmine & Labdanum

4.0/5 · 50 votes Unisex 2016
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity3.7/5
Sillage2.7/5
Day100
Night47
Spring87
Summer80
Fall40
Winter33
Our take

Bergamot, Jasmine & Labdanum works best as a companion for bright mornings spent moving through open spaces. The opening arrives with bergamot and mandarin orange that feel brisk and sunlit, while black pepper adds a sharp edge that keeps the citrus from turning soft. Black currant gives the entrance a cool, slightly tart depth that suggests a garden path rather than a closed room. The scent stays near the body as those first notes unfold, which makes it easy to wear in shared spaces without overwhelming anyone nearby.

Jasmine leads the heart alongside lily-of-the-valley and violet, creating a white floral weave that feels airy and composed. Geranium and ylang-ylang add just enough green lift to prevent the flowers from sitting heavy, so the middle remains clear and upright. This part of the fragrance carries a powdery touch that reads as polished rather than dusty, and the aroma continues to hold close to the skin while the petals linger through the hours.

Labdanum enters with sandalwood and cedar to give the base a warm, amber-tinged woodiness that supports the florals without burying them. Vanilla and musk soften the edges so the drydown feels smooth and steady, and the blend remains present on the skin well after the first spray has faded from memory. The woods and resin keep the fragrance grounded while the earlier brightness still flickers through.

This composition suits someone who wants a floral woody musk that feels refined during the day and never shouts for attention. The vanilla and amber notes leave a gentle, golden impression that stays with you.

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