Mon Jasmin Noir

I love smelling my perfume in the morning but like fragrances that just linger as the day goes through. This fragrance on me does not let go. It interferes with my train of thought. I love it but then I wear it and I remember why I don’t wear it as often. Love the floral bouquet and sweetness of this frag. It’s polite and rich creamy. At the opening I am in love but by the end of the day I feel like I ran a race with it. Maybe it’s the pachouli. Still love it but only wear in winter outside.

This is such an elegant blend of all of the notes listed. I like lily of the valley and jasmine combination. My favorite jasmine in perfumery possibly ever

Sleek, intoxicating, and refined. A mature beauty in pale silk and cashmere walks through her garden on a cool, foggy spring morning. Cedar carries the notion that she wears the trace of her lover’s cologne upon her skin. The jasmine at the heart of the fragrance is subtly sweet, while lily of the valley adds a crisp, green freshness. The fragrance is bright and green, leaning feminine but with a unisex flair from cedar and patchouli. Sensual and sophisticated, it has a cold, lonely quality like her elegance, beautiful and deliberate and quietly untouchable. Bvlgari Mon Jasmin Noir is a chic, crisp white floral dream.

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One of those fragrances that you want to hoard due to discontinuation. Fresh, beautiful, extremely wearable. I have the best memories of wearing this one in the unbearable heat of summer upon its release. Smells characteristically European to me. (My sweet Eastern European mama wholeheartedly agrees). It's a love and always will be!

Does anyone know a reliable seller on eBay? I desperately need to get one bottle before it’s gone forever

Jasmin Noir was my first designer fragrance it is how my love of fragrances started when I first smelled this fragrance when I was quite young I knew I needed to go and buy a bottle. And it became my signature scent. To this day Jasmin Noir is still my favourite fragrance. When I bought my first bottle of Jasmin Noir I saw Mon Jasmin Noir and I smelled it but I found it as weaker more summery version of the original Jasmin Noir that did not appeal to me as much as the original version at the time. Later on I realised I could not really pull off the original Jasmin Noir in the summertime as the original Jasmin Noir is not suited for warmer weather. I got distracted by other fragrances as I was knew to this I forgot about this fragrance and would always just buy another bottle of the original Jasmin Noir and then Mon Jasmin Noir got discontinued and I was sad that I never got a bottle because I could do with a summer version of my Favourite fragrance then one day I was at a mall out of my usual area and then I saw the pearlescent box behind the perfume counter and ran over and bought the last box they had. I saw it as my early Christmas present as this was rare and hard to find. I opened the box a month or so later and hoped it had not spoiled and it smelled good so I was relieved it smells like a lighter more summery version of the original like Jasmin Noir's younger fun sister who likes day drinking on yachts in the Mediterranean I do get a lot of lily-of-the-valley, citrus, nougat and obviously Jasmin. I do get a slight saltiness and not in a good way I think this is because this is an old bottle that was stored in a warm bright place for a while so I hope it does not spoil too much. It lasts poorly on my skin about 3 to 4 hours and also does not have amazing sillage but it is a very old bottle. Overall I do love this fragrance as it is a summer daytime version of Jasmin Noir my favourite fragrance of all time. 🖤 🤍

It's not an offensive smell to me, but something about it has always come across as very heavy and powdery. I can't fathom wearing this in warm weather, or even spring like the votes suggest. It's very nougat-almond heavy on me as well. I'd say it's sophisticated and mature.

My wife was able to grab two bottles at a ridiculous price from a local seller. And I must say it's well worth it. One of the best representations of jasmine I have ever smelled in commercial designer perfumery. To be honest though, the cedar in the backend makes it oddly unisex to the point I can even wear it. But it smells very feminine and sexy on her. If you like this, you should try Gyan from Bvlgari's private line. A jasmine and patchouli masterpiece.

Omg I really love this!! I'm an insufferable spring floral lover, so it's really hard to find something that is sexy and sophisticated but still feels like me. I could absolutely wear this to a black tie event and feel comfortable and confident. The woodiness of this is just so nice!

First I got a sample and then I just had to get any bigger amount and I got it from ebay. I didn't like Jasmin Noir because that was just too noir to me, too sweet with vanilla or something. But this version is absolutely perfect balance between jasmine and sweetness so that the sweetness is good. It is so enjoyable. I see that the notes section includes lily of the valley: this is strange because even though the smell of that tiny flower is one of the best available in the nature, I never realised that this is present in this fragrance (before I looked here). So I enjoy it mostly because of jasmine notes in it and whatever else is sweet there. There's citron? I don't know what it is exactly but I don't smell anything citric here.

75ml bottle for sale PM me! Judging by the notes I thought I’d love this one, jasmine is possibly my favourite perfume note of them all. Sadly, I don’t get as much jasmine as I hope for here. The scent is very well blended and I can smell every note on my skin - which is not what I’m after since I want a jasmine dominant scent. Will be selling this one on as I’m sure someone else will appreciate this.

I was so hoping that this would be like Bulgari's "Jasmin Noir" in the black bottle. Unfortunately, it is not. "Jasmine Noir" is just intoxicating. But, also discontinued. Vintage bottles on the web are unbelievably expensive. (Though worth it, I think.) "Mon Jasmine Noir" is a completely different fragrance altogether. I picked up the citrus right away. Frankly, nothing spectacular. Pretty, but fades into a skin scent all too quickly. And this bottle that I purchased online was also pricey, too. I also love Bulgari's "Rose Essentielle." An almost perfect rose perfume. Frankly, I was really expecting more with "Mon Jasmin Noir." Overall, a disappointment. I could probably find something nicer from "Victoria's Secret."

Compared to the other versions.... Can definitely smell the lily of the valley. Cedar + patchouli is never a good combination on my skin.

gives me hot mom vibes.

I just purchased this and don't have a review yet. Reading through the reviews, it seems the biggest concern (with this and so many other post-IFRA rules) is the longevity. I just want to note that I purchased a fixative/primer called Canvas & Concrete a while back from Luckyscent. It definitely helps extend the longevity of most perfumes without altering the fragrance. I recommend you check it out, especially if your skin seems to devour fragrances. Review of MJN forthcoming. ADDENDUN - June 10, 2022. I'm glad I only have a travel size version of this because even after letting it sit for a while, I can barely smell it. I do catch whiffs of jasmine, some sweetness from the nougat, and a bright citrus opening from the citron (which I am enjoying in a few other fragrances as well as a change of pace from the usual bergamot), but it's very light and only perceptible when I sniff very closely. It's somewhat more evident on clothes. I am starting to think that there are some clean musks that cause me anosmia. For example, I LOVE SL's Clair de Musc and can smell it quite well. In contrast I also love Chanel 1957, but after 5 minutes it vanishes, though people have noticed it on me and complimented. I suppose I need to accept that this is one of those musks I have a difficult time detecting, which is said because from what I can smell, it's quite pretty!

I bought it as a present for my sweet and smart niece. She was only 18 at that time, and I think she could start to learn something chic, since I know this MJN opened many perspectives, not too easy to define, and lil bit dark.

One of my favorites from designer fragrances, the go-to that I know won't offend anyone, yet has a slightly unusual edge to it. The jasmine blends well with the cedar in the base, but there's something about the kind of jasmine accord used that keeps it elevated and makes it smell expensive, well-blended, and refined without feeling too heavy or too light. It's my perfect daytime perfume, so I'm very sad that it's been discontinued! I also have a bottle of Mon Jasmin Noir L'Elixir, which is similar, but a little more citrusy, which is unfortunate, because I love that you only sense the white florals, cedar, and just a tiny touch of nougat here. I don't need any greenness or citrus to meddle with that! I think once this runs out, I'll be forever obsessed with tracking down another well-balanced jasmine like this one, which isn't an easy feat. Oh well. Best of luck to us all.

I am selling a bottle of this that's still 75% full for 25 euros (excl. shipping). Will be shipping from the Netherlands.

@Mourning-are you sure you got a sample of the right perfume?? I loathe cumin in perfumes. Even if it's the last voted note, it goes all cumin on my body. I have this and love it which I why I'm confused at your review. Just wondering if you bought a full bottle or got a wrong sample that could have been from another perfume?

Oooh, it's so beautiful, but why does it fade so quickly?! It reminds me a lot of Voile de Jasmin, by Bvlgari as well, which was my favourite for a while, but also didn't last very long and was discontinued. That one had a few more notes and was a bit lighter, less zingy and more sweet powdery in vibe. I wish the Lily of the Valley wasn't such a prominent note in this one either. While it does not smell prominently of that, the Jasmine is definitely stronger, I prefer jasmine scents without always the lily there. I would say Miller Harris - Sublime Blossom is a better version of this one.

I'm going to echo LaContessina: it's a shame this fades so quickly. It's otherwise my perfect jasmine fragrance: gorgeous, full, rich jasmine with a hint of sweetness. Nothing indolic here! I've been looking for a fragrance like this one. I'm so disappointed by the performance, which I'm sure is a major reason why it was discontinued. My search continues.

As much as I liked the ads, the pretty bottle, and many other Bulgari frags, I have to say that this one is pretty much a useless frag. The original Jasmin Noir was heady and intoxicating (a tad too sweet for my taste) Mon Jasmin Noir is... non existent, really I get 10 minutes wear on my skin in hot weather. I can barely smell it. That said, it's a light floral arrangement, composed around different species of Jasmine; it's greener at the starts and warms up a little on the next stage; but it lacks the intensity of a true Jasmine frag (I have in mind the A' La Nuit or Joy). It's pretty, even elegant, but it's so fleeting I cannot even say I get a decent drydown. No wonder it has been discontinued.

This is my all time favourite! So sad that it's been discontinued. Is there any other perfume out there that smells exactly like this? I especially love the lily-of-the-valley together with the jasmine, can't get enough. The Splendida doesn't do it, it smells old. I would like an exact copy of this one, any ideas?

This is a soft, kind of sweet almost ambery jasmine. I basically always love jasmine, so I can't complain. Pleasant and relaxed, I think it has a nice summer vibe to it. Nice. 6.5/10

I have a bottle of this perfume in my collection and I absolutely adore it. It’s very elegant and lasts a long time on my skin. Very sad to discover that is has been discontinued, if anyone has a bottle to sell or swap please get in touch!

This is not what I expected from such an innocent looking transparent bottle by Bvlgari. It took me a while to really understand this scent and I absolutely get those who say that this smells kind of like body odor. Especially in the opening there is something funky about this that isn't explainable by the notes, almost like cumin or a very skanky sandalwood. Luckily this calms down into a woody musk note. Despite the name, Mon Jasmin Noir is not an extremely floral scent, the jasmine and lily of the valley are more of an abstract, clean white floral scent that contrasts the spicier notes. Same goes for the nougat, it's clearly there, but it's not a realistic gourmand note. It's a perfumey interpretation of white nougat and not overly sweet. All in all this is a very blended scent. At first I found the notes muddled and got noseblind to them quickly, but after a few samplings the scent grew on me. Now I perceive it as creamy and powdery fragrance that is surprisingly elegant.

Feel young and elegant with this perfume. I would say is all season and day and night perfume. Defiantly not a date perfume, nothing seductive.

Beautifully done white floral! Unfortunately, doesn't work on me... I have a bottle up for trade!

I really want to like this but all I get is citrus and a sharp green note with a hint of feet (jasmin). I'll try it again in a couple of months if it still smells the same I'll either give it away or throw it away