Notes Atlas/Jasmine
Woody · 6,171 fragrances
Jasmine.
6,171
Fragrances
1901
Earliest use in catalog
heart
Typical position · 91%
Woody
Reads as
Jasmine's heady, intoxicating aroma has been a perfumer's secret weapon for centuries, weaving through countless compositions to evoke the essence of floral opulence and sensuality.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of jasmine-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Jasmine in perfumery.
Jasmine, with its rich, sweet scent that hints at honeyed nectar and delicate white flowers, originates from tropical and subtropical regions. Its fragrance is complex, ranging from fresh and green in the top notes to a deep, creamy heart that can be both powdery and slightly spicy.
In compositions, jasmine often serves as a central note, providing a lush, floral core that harmonizes beautifully with musk, bergamot, sandalwood, rose, vanilla, and amber. This versatility allows it to anchor a fragrance while also enhancing its depth and warmth, making it a staple in woody, white floral, powdery, citrus, and sweet scents.
Today, jasmine can be found in notable fragrances such as Gucci's Flora Gorgeous Jasmine from 2022, which captures the essence of this iconic flower with modern flair. Carolina Herrera's Good Girl Jasmine Absolute (2025) showcases its opulent side, while Jo Malone London's White Jasmine & Mint adds a fresh twist to this classic note. Despite its enduring popularity, jasmine appears in fewer new releases today compared to previous years.