Jasmin & Bergamote L`Occitane en Provence for women

I think this will be perfect for those who want a fresh citrusy fragrance for summer. Much nicer (and classier) than Light Blue, for example. I agree with Henriette that 'bergamot steals the show'; I don't find it particularly floral.
The truth is however, that, charming as it is, I'd rather have it on my salad than my skin.

This is nice, but to me, not worth the $70 price tag. the bergamot is strong , the jasmine a bit sharp, the scent doesn't develop much, so I wouldn't be willing to pay so much when there are better options out there for fresh green scents. It is fresh, nice but to me wayy overated.
I own several shower gels from the brand and they are real nice, but as far as the fragrances are concerned, they don't go beyond nice for me.

Very lovely composition, jasmine is prominent in the top notes then bergamot steals the show.
Very refreshing and perfect for warm spring days when a citrusy cologne would be too light and a floral would be too heavy.
Very similar also to Thé Vert au Jasmin which I am told is soon to be discontinued. Quel dommage! But a minor damage now that we have this nice alternative.

For me it's a beautiful, sparkly, spring and summer scent. (I love, love, love citrusy/ woody scents, but hate heavy, greasy jasmine)This one is a perfect of my "jasmine for me" search!
Perfect for gift, can't go wrong with it, perfect for office also.
I really can't imagine someone can be offended by it.

All of the notes are present and distinct, the dry down is more sweet than flowery or citrucy, but a well balanced scent all together.

I was gifted this today and it made me smile for hours!
Maybe I wouldn't have purchased it by myself, as I find the brand overpriced, but I'm very happy to have it.
Deffinitely recomend testing on skin, if you get the chance.

Refreshing and oh so summery citrus jasmine. As natural as fresh squeezed bergamont with that famous cedar wood dry down that scents like light blue have...those sparkly cool summer scents. If you want a very natural, light, jasmine look no further. All the notes are players in this scent with jasmine, petite grain, cedar, and bergamont representing hardest. Mandarin is the weakest link.

I was able to take a sneak peek of this one at my local L'Occitane boutique and try it out. It won't be officially released until April 17th according to one of the lovely SAs.

Jasmin & Bergamote is a very green, mouth watering woody floral. I don't get any of the indolic borderline acrid qualities that jasmine, true to LIFE jasmine can sometimes have. The jasmine note here is quite prominent, but the (not too sharp) bergamot and petitgrain keep it in shimmering green territory. I don't know if it's just a L'Occitane signature phenomenon, but I keep thinking of peony even though it's not listed in the notes.

This composition is excellent, but it's not addictive in the same way that their SOON TO BE DISCONTINUED Notre Flore Jasmine is. I'll be mighty sad to see that one go.

This is how I wish Florabotanica by Balenciaga smelled.
Like Florabotanica, J&B is also a white floral greened way down by citrus and woods, yet it is not headache-inducing or remotely cloying. L'Occitane is masterful at keeping their fragrances wearable, even when applied liberally, without making them weak or watery (Pivone excepted). This would be good for a casual setting as well as for a more special occasion. The bergamot insures that it's not too heavy for daytime wear. It projects moderately and lasts all day and evening on my skin.

L'Occitane's (soon to be gone forever) Notre Flore Jasmine happens to be my favorite Jasmine soliflore on the market. It really sparkles and is allowed room to breathe and glow on my skin. It's more translucent and delicate than the jasmine flower itself, as if the perfumer took the flower and stole all of its best qualities in order to showcase them.

The jasmine note in Jasmin & Bergamote on the other hand, is so well blended with its surrounding elements, that I feel it is closer to the jasmine in L'Occitane's The Vert with Jasmine, than their Jasmine soliflore. Just substitute the green tea note with green citrus, leaves and woods.

Perfect for anyone who wants a sturdy green floral without complete citrus overload. It invokes a feeling of serenity, like the sparkles on a lake, and when gifting it to someone, I think it would be a very safe choice. Just wearing it today I have received a bunch of compliments, from my mother as well as from strangers.

Another solid refreshing composition from L'Occitane.