Jasmin 17 Perfume Oil by Le Labo bottle
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Jasmin 17 Perfume Oil

3.9/5 · 13 votes Feminine 2012
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Longevity3.3/5
Sillage2.9/5
Day100
Night14
Summer86
Spring43
Fall14
Winter0
Our take

Jasmin 17 Perfume Oil centers on a bright jasmine and orange blossom pairing that carries the entire composition. Bitter orange and neroli sit at the edges, adding a fresh citrus lift that keeps the white florals from feeling heavy. The opening feels clean and slightly sharp before the flowers take over completely. Musk and vanilla in the base soften the petals without turning the blend sweet. Sandalwood adds a smooth, dry woodiness that grounds the scent, while amber provides a faint warm glow. The overall impression is powdery and musky, with the floral accord staying prominent throughout.

The texture of the oil format changes how the scent behaves on skin. It feels intimate and close, moving with the body rather than projecting outward into a room. The vanilla and musk create a gentle, skin-like finish that makes the jasmine smell natural instead of perfumed. There is a simplicity here that avoids complexity in favor of a single clear mood. It smells like fresh stems and clean air, with a creamy base that never overwhelms the flowers. The citrus fades gracefully, leaving a bright trace behind.

Wear this oil on warm mornings when the air feels light and the day is just starting. It fits a person who wants a floral scent that stays close and feels personal. The clean, powdery drydown works well in casual settings where a heavy fragrance would feel out of place. It is a good choice for anyone who enjoys jasmine but prefers it without the heavy, cloying base notes found in many white floral perfumes.

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