Jasmin De Minuit by Veronique Gabai bottle
Veronique Gabai

Jasmin De Minuit

3.8/5 · 40 votes Feminine 2019
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity3.1/5
Sillage2.8/5
Day100
Night56
Spring89
Summer78
Fall61
Winter28
Our take

Jasmine sits at the center of this fragrance, bright and slightly dewy. The vetiver and patchouli ground the flower without hiding it, lending an earthy, woody texture that keeps the scent from floating away. It feels airy rather than heavy, with a marine freshness that suggests open windows and warm pavement after a rain. The aromatic edge gives it a clean finish, making the white floral heart feel modern instead of vintage. You get a clear sense of nature here, not a laboratory recreation, and the blend stays cohesive from the first moment to the last.

This is a scent for someone who likes flowers but refuses to smell like a traditional bouquet. The earthy accords pull it toward the ground, creating a contrast that feels intentional and smart. It suits a morning walk through a city park when the air is still crisp and the day is getting busy. You will not find a sugary sweetness here, nor will you find a sharp citrus bite. It is a floral for people who usually skip florals, offering a version of jasmine that behaves like a green leaf rather than a perfumed soap.

The composition stays close to the skin in a way that feels personal, inviting a closer look from those nearby. It handles humidity well, never turning sour when the temperature rises. Wear it when you want to feel put together but not overly dressed. The patchouli supports the jasmine so the flower never becomes too loud for a casual setting. It is a study in balance, letting the white floral accord lead while the woody notes follow quietly behind.

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