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French Avenue · Sold as unisex
Jasmere
The quiet intimacy of an evening spent reading by candlelight — the soft glow casting shadows on the pages, while a gentle floral musk fills the room.
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JasmereBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Jasmere by French Avenue is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance that launched in 2026. This new scent captures the essence of warm florals and musky woods, creating an inviting and comforting aroma. The composition opens with broom and jasmine sambac, leading to a heart of linden blossom and orange blossom, before settling into a base of vetiver, heliotrope, musk, and dry wood. Jasmere is neither overly sweet nor overpowering; instead, it offers a delicate balance between floral brightness and woody warmth.
Apply Jasmere lightly to pulse points. The top notes are delicate and fleeting, but they set up the rich base that develops slowly over time. This scent is best enjoyed close to skin rather than in wide sillage.
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