Žasmin
Fragrance notes
Character
Žasmin opens with a bright spray of bergamot that feels clean and immediate. The citrus is brisk rather than sweet, giving the entrance a clear and upright posture before the flowers arrive. Michele Bianchi keeps the start simple so the transition into the heart feels smooth and unforced.
The center gathers jasmine, rose, lily-of-the-valley, iris, and violet into a dense floral bouquet. The jasmine leads with a slightly indolic weight, while the violet and iris add a soft powder that settles across the petals. Rose lends a gentle warmth, and lily-of-the-valley keeps the blend from becoming too heavy. Patchouli and tonka bean move in underneath, with musk wrapping the base in a smooth and steady layer. The patchouli carries an earthy edge that grounds the flowers, and the tonka bean adds a mild creaminess without turning the mix sugary.
A walk under bare trees with a light jacket pulled close suits this scent well. The air is cool enough that the powder and the patchouli feel natural, and the bergamot catches the pale sunlight. The flowers stay present without overwhelming the moment, and the musk lingers near the collar like a scarf pulled up against the breeze.
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