Jasmin 17

What in the actual ... This smells like Killian's 'I Don't Need a Prince' or 'Love, don't be shy' but if someone sprayed it a few times on a cup of slightly warm jasmine green tea. Coooool. It's like 63% Killian and 37% jasmine green tea on opening and 93% Killian on drydown in other words, though, marshmellow green tea with a few jasmine blossoms

Nauseating to me, like floral laundry detergent.

I wanted to wear this today to make a scent memory-Signing the paperwork on our house, I needed something inoffensive, delicate that will last for at least 6 hours as we have to travel hours to a few different places signing our lives away lol. yay! The weather was pretty dang chilly this AM but way warmer in the afternoon, also I feel like I'm starting to come down with a head cold which also made me not wear anything too strong to give me a bigger headache and hopefully not blow out any noses because I sprayed a little too aggressively. I get white florals with a pop of citrus and a base of hay or straw when it's dry. This is a light scent that is signature scent worthy but the bottle price on the higher side. I won't pay full price for this but I always have an eye out for a bottle on a good discount.

the loveliest most delightful and freshly sweet jasmine tea I have ever come across, smells high quality and naterual liek actual jasmine flowers and jasmine hot tea it is so so good

Summer. Very pretty. Feminine but I found it very wearable. Pure airy white floral notes with a moderate musky base. Decent projection and gave me about 6 hours wear.

Full disclosure I have never liked any Le Labo scent though I keep trying! This I thought would be a no brainer, I love orange blossom and jasmine and the reviews describing jasmine milk tea sound amazing. I get virtually zero jasmine whatsoever, maybe the very slightest hint. No orange blossom or neroli. Zero vanilla or sweetness. All I smell is loud, harsh lemon cleaner. I thought it was bergamot but it says the citrus is bitter orange. It translates as chemical/air freshener. Kind of reminds me of CK One. Crazy expensive.

I went to the Le Labo store in Vienna because I heard so much about the perfumes, especially Noir 29. While I got a sample for Noir, I also was charmed by Jasmine 17 due to the smell of fresh jasmine. For those who know me know that I love jasmine tea and love to smell like sweet tea, so I decided to try it as a sample. When I tried it for the first time I was surprised how long it stayed on me despite me not using too much of my 8 euro sample. It starts with strong fresh jasmine but since it is a top note, it is also the first one to become less intense after 30 min. However, the jasmine does not leave you alone with simple vanilla. Even after 6 to 7 hours, you can still find the whisper of jasmine. I would recommend Jasmine 17, but only to people who like white florals and sweet notes.

Jasmin 17 - 5th in my Le Labo discovery set. She grew on me, honestly. It's one of the few that I wrongly assumed the scent profile for based on name alone. I would not wear this daily or find myself reaching for it frequently, but I really, really like it. Jasmine at the start, accompanied by orange blossom. They're both walking hand in hand, slowly developing into something that gets sweeter and a bit creamy. By this point, there's no doubt it's the vanilla, who is quickly followed by something citrusy. After some time, the vanilla slows its pace and is further behind now. The orange blossom has come back with some whispers of the jasmine that accompanied it earlier. That small, fleeting window where the florals are mildly subdued but still present is what I wish this was like throughout the entire journey with me, rather than just before it has to say goodbye. I think because it does get so creamy on me, I cannot fathom putting this on myself during particularly hot, sticky, humid summer days. I envy those with the chemistry who manage to pull a greener jasmine out of this!

this smells like a really good jasmine milk tea so yummy i want to drink it

gorgeous i sprayed this on my shirt and felt like the princess of china

It is nice and simple. But should it cost 250$ for 50 ml? I doubt that.

Jasmine tea, orange blossom, bread, vanilla. Love it on my skin. Tea scent is stronger in the air and on my clothes, which some may like, but I prefer the sweetness directly on skin.

Lemony-tart, and a little like blueberry. An enormously potent blend of dirty jasmine, neroli, bitter orange, and a rosy-seeming palmarosa. All that tang is perfectly tempered by a warm and buttery vanilla. A vibrant, green, candy-sweet floral. Striking, fresh, and hypnotic. Beautiful for Spring.

Simple soapy jasmine scent, very inoffensive. Nice smelling, feminine leaning but not completely feminine. Not worth the price point. Why am I paying L'art et la Matiere prices for things that smell inoffensive?

New favorite Jasmine fragrance. This smells like freshly brewed Jasmine green tea with slice of lemon. 🍋 I’m having hard times with Le Labo but did finally find a few I enjoy and this one is definitely one of them.

Photorealistic Jasmine and orange blossom florals rounded with some sweetness and creaminess. Stunning and good longevity. Hope to purchase a full bottle soon.

Jasmin 17 is a pleasantly full-bodied white floral. Indolic, but only in a mild, bready way. Of course, sampling the scent of a sugar-dusted floral brioche, and actually wearing such sweet doughiness are two different things. At the end of the debate, a less semi-gourmand white floral still seems preferrable for most occasions. There is also another faint, but still pungent, note of questionable merit: a sharp sickly rose nuance, probably originating from that listed dash of palmarosa, ...though the sensation is almost rosechouli-like. Fortunately, it does dissipate in the drydown. For convenience, it's helpful to think of Jasmin 17 and Fleur d'Oranger 27 as the whiter and greener versions of each other. The first possessing only modest neroli, the second with more petitgrain.

While I personally enjoy sweeter floral fragrances I actually enjoyed this. It was a very deep green floral with a sort of "dirty" edge to it. I think the palmarosa gave the scent a watery almost vegetal note, which was intresting. My skin chemistry also seems to draw out vanilla notes, so after an hour it sweetened up. The dry down was completely vanilla. To me, it's something a cool, 'clean' girl would wear. Overall a great fragrance despite it not being my typical choice; I wouldn't buy a full bottle but would sample it again!

easy breezy beautiful. COVERGIRL.

Whipped cream infused with Moroccan orange blossoms, garnished with jasmin flowers, presented on a wood plate in a spring garden, the grass is still dewy. Taking a cool shower after swimming in the sea, putting on crisp white cotton camisoles that flutter when you walk. One of my favorite scents. Jasmin 17 perfectly captures creamy floral and maintains a clean sweetness that is fresh, but not sharp on me. I will say skin chemistry matters a lot here, as my friends who have tried this perfume note that they just got sharp green citrus from their first spray, only for it to fade to its creamy base but with hardly a trail left to recognize it without re-applying. For me I immediately get the creaminess upon spraying, and it lasts up to 7 hours. Silage is intimate, but it leaves a soft trail. A modern and delicate floral. Definitely more orange blossom—but this is not meant to be a straightforward, photo-realistic scent, as is Le Labo's wont.

For something called Jasmin where is it? This is a musk, sandalwood which goes a bit sour and milky but Jasmine? Nowhere to be found.

smells like a candy!

Purchased a couple of testers from the Le Labo as I recently got into the fragrance world and I'm still trying to find my likes and dislikes. I tend to dislike florals but I love jasmine tea, so this scent intrigued me (I also like citrus). I was picturing a fresh, airy scent to wear on a sunny spring day. I wore it around the house to see how I liked it and it lasted way less than I thought it would given the price point (4ish hours). As for the scent itself, to me its just a strong flower bouquet smell, a bit artificial and sweet. I don't think my nose is that great at discerning notes yet, but I didn't get any of the citrus or musky notes, which was disappointing. I only had a 1.5 ml sample, but I ended up giving up to my mum, and it smells better on her than on me, so I can see why people would like it. However for someone like me, not my vibe.

Once you hear it smells like fruit loops you cant unsmell it

I find Le Labo perfumes fall into three categories - love them (Ylang 49), can’t stand/wear them (Santal 33, Rose 31) and love them but they fade so quickly on my skin (Neroli 39, Lys 41). What a delightful surprise this jasmine is. I’ve tried it on the blotter a few times and always felt it was too strong and heady, and in the ‘can’t wear’ category. One morning recently I’d just come from an appointment and had 10 minutes free so popped into a shop and tried it again on a blotter. This time was different - it was warmer and quite beautiful. Was it because of the time of day or my mood? I asked for a sample and took it home for trying on my skin. Well! I have been loving it. Maybe I should ditch the categories. It is a perfume that is so much more beautiful on the skin. It lasts a good 5 hours and is lovely through every stage. It starts with juicy, ever-so-slightly citrus-y tea and jasmine notes which are uplifting and floral. The florals continue and are the main star of the middle and join a lovely warm musk in the base, carrying on from the two hour mark for some time in a floral musk skin scent that has enough sillage to waft prettily as you move. A lovely perfume - not hard to understand, easy to wear, and although it’s not edgy or unique, great company.

Of the four samples I purchased from Le Labo recently - Eucalyptus, Ylang, Baie, and Jasmin -- Jasmin was the only one that I found myself delighted with. It's a less intense Do Son (Diptyque), which is fine because Do Son is one of my favorites. Because I already have Do Son though, still not sure I would buy a full bottle yet, but I'm certainly contemplating it!

I really do think this scent needs to sit by itself in the bottle and mature a bit before use, just to get the best performance out of it. When i just got it the orange blossom was out of control. But i do remember testing it out in the Paris store, where the scent was way more refreshing, clean and jasmin forward.

Unfortunately, to my nose, this is floral grape candy, and urine.

Simple citrusy jasmine/neroli and vanilla. Smells like Froot Loops!

I usually love Jasmin fragrances. This one I...like. It's a little sweet for me. I think the orange blossom takes over--hiding the Jasmin--and makes it so sweet. I have a sample. I'll wear again, but I think it's a no for me.