Bvlgari Jasmin Noir (EDT) by Bvlgari for women

If you're trying to decide whether to get a sample of this, do it. It's definitely worth trying -- it's the sort of fragrance that has to get on your skin and sit there awhile before you'll know if it's for you. I tend to favor Bvlgari fragrances overall, but this one won't be one of my favorites. On my skin, it doesn't have enough depth or staying power, but I've had friends try it -- and on them, it's a totally different fragrance, and it works. So do it, and be prepared to share with friends -- you'll all be amazed.

If you're trying to decide whether to get a sample of this, do it. It's definitely worth trying -- it's the sort of fragrance that has to get on your skin and sit there awhile before you'll know if it's for you. I tend to favor Bvlgari fragrances overall, but this one won't be one of my favorites. On my skin, it doesn't have enough depth or staying power, but I've had friends try it -- and on them, it's a totally different fragrance, and it works. So do it, and be prepared to share with friends -- you'll all be amazed.

I don't really have a signature scent--because I love too many perfumes to just wear one! But this is very definitely a go-to fragrance for me. I feel very feminine and sexy when I wear it and people often comment about it positively and ask what I am wearing. It has staying power---and when I smell it on my clothes later, it's a scent that makes me smile.

A little goes a long way, and this is definitely an intense scent best kept for nighttime.

I like it. Rated 3 by other reviewers. But, I think it's a solid 4. I would wear it for an intimate night on the town with someone special. Not a loud party perfume, though.

Jasmin Noir really has to be tested on skin. On the test strip it's a lightly spicy, slightly animalic floral, but on skin it packs quite a powerful punch of patchouli and liquorice. To my nose it has something in common with Coco Noir and Coco Mademoiselle and I'm guessing it was aiming to cash in on the success of Coco M which came out a few years before.

Why swamp the florals with patchouli? I hope the trend fades very soon.

I honestly feel the heavy noirish spicy floral is best evidenced in Coco Chanel, which, even if you don't like heavy perfumes, is very well blended. I was sniffing it again today, and though it took me swiftly back to the big haired 80s, it smelled good!

Do not like the licorice in this scent. A little strong.

Not the best offered by Bvlgari, but some women do like it. It smells much more floral than you may assume.

I thought it would be better scented, smell more on the flower side, be careful not to spray too much

I thought I'd love this based on the top and middle notes: gardenia, jasmine, green and almond. Where are they in this fragrance??? To my nose, this is more of a masculine scent and all I can smell are the woody bottom notes. On my skin, there was nothing sweet, light or fresh. Thank goodness I only bought a 1 mL sample! Definitely a "try before you buy!"

There are better Jasmine's out there. Go find one, this is just ok.

quite typical from bvlgari. light, floral and wispy. sample before buying...

quite typical from bvlgari. light, floral and wispy. sample before buying...

I absolutely love this jasmine fragrance. Every time I wear it people go crazy over it. It is one of the loveliest perfumes out there. It is a very sensual floral with a beautiful drydown. I highly recommend it!