Floral family
Chinese Jasmine
What chinese jasmine smells like, the role it plays in perfumery, and fragrances that feature it.
About Chinese Jasmine
Floral notes form the heart of countless fragrances. They range from indolic and animalic (jasmine, tuberose) to powdery and clean (iris, violet).
As a member of the Floral family, chinese jasmine typically appears in fragrances designed for occasions and weather where this character flatters the wearer most. Our guide to fragrance notes explains how top, heart, and base notes evolve over a wear.
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