Tunisian Jasmine Pacifica for women

Sweet, heady indolic jasmine backed by powdery almonds and bitter tea. Dirty jasmine, for sure, but creamy & slightly fruity. Tea and almond don't compete with, but boost the jasmine.
Great stuff, especially considering how inexpensive it is. A must have for indolic white floral lovers. Very long lasting, strong sillage.
Sadly, Tunisian Jasmine is discontinued and not easy to find.

This is a very indolic jasmine so if you don't like that quality of white florals, stay far away from this one. It's pretty heady and has that "this is a breath away from being spoiled" sweetness that indolic jasmine has. Very sweet white floral and very true. Good cheap jasmine, but you have to like dirty jasmine. The other notes mostly come in the drydown and balance the jasmine some but this is still very strong.

Layering this fragrance with lemon essential oil and honey or lily of the valley fragrance oil has tamed the animalic qualities and transformed it, a la My Fair Lady/Pygmalion, into quite the lovely lady-like jasmine fragrance!

Hmmm- mixed reviews on this one- This is a linear and markedly indolic jasmine, with tiny hints of spice. It is reminding me of a room fragrance that I just can't put my finger on-

This opens like a solifloral jasmine - beautiful and genuine. As it dries down, it takes on a very faint scent that smells a bit more like jasmine + unripe banana (meaning that the banana isn't candy-sweet, like a ripe banana, but more a slightly sweet and creamy banana) scent.
It makes me think of a springtime stroll by a lovely courtyard of jasmine vining through banana trees. Really a lovely, strictly feminine scent!

This scent's notes were so unique I couldn't help but try it out, so I ordered it without having tested it before. Jasmine and almonds, how can one not give it a chance? I am very pleased with this fragrance. It's extremely strong, fresh, jasmine at first, but the scent gradually becomes much softer with time. The almond really starts to shine after at least 20 minutes of wear. The overall scent is creamy and sweet, but not overly sweet. A great scent for the price. Scarily similar to Bvlgari Jasmin Noir, but better! It's more affordable, yet the projection and lasting time are much better.

I was once given jasmine oil from India from a dear friend. He would love when i would wear it, only just a small dab could be smelled from far away. It was such a sensual exotic smell. It seemed to not only make me feel good, but I received many compliments. I always wanted more and cherished what little i had left...then i found this. This is such a natural beautiful jasmine. Not too strong and not too old fashioned, but absolutely lovely! I find this a perfect replacement for my enchanting oil. I wore this to work last week and it was a immediate hit. Jasmine seems to bring a sexy self confidence and soothing effect on others. I love Pacifica fragrances and this is one of my favorites!

I thought i would like it a lot because of the notes and the reviews, but i don't. I'm a big jasmine fan and i could not imagine not to like this one but i can't help myself, it's just too much jasmine, a mature smell of jasmine. i think it smells a little bit old fashioned like old jasmine perfumes. i'm so disappointed

A sugary-sweet, cozy jasmine with a hint of soap and tea. There's a hazy, oily dryness to this blend that respects the carnal aspects of jasmine, while the almond gives a hint of sugar-coated, waxy blooms and candied sweetness. This fragrance is a soft, sweet jasmine and I imagine it would make a perfect day scent for jasmine enthusiasts and a nice "cuddle" scent for occasional jasmine lovers. It does smell natural, however, so expect a heady jasmine with an almost animalic tart "cream cheese" aspect to it; despite how weird that sounds, the result is very lovely and the overall smell is softly sweet. Very pretty.

I really, really love this scent. Such a nice jasmine, but what makes it special is the almond. It does not smell like flowers + almonds, it is it's own scent - a sweet jasmine without being jasmine and vanilla, a combo I don't always care for. A simple, but warm and lovely floral. You get the jasmine at first, but it then gets almond-sweet (not candy or vanilla-sweet) and gets even warmer and lovelier throughout the day. I suppose it is a bit candle-like, but not waxy. Good staying power, too. (I liked it enough to get the lotion to layer with. Rare for me!)

Wow, not my cup of tea. And the notes make it sound like it is. I love white florals, and I love almond notes. I also usually like a little sweet tea. The problem is that this fragrance is way too much bitter black tea. I do not get almond at all. If you want a dark tea scent with a floral background, this might be for you. I think it's a bit exotic (without the spice) and mature.