Jasmin de Nuit The Different Company for women

Hmm...right of the bat, this is not the Jasmine i've been looking (hoping) for...
To be quite honest, i almost cannot detect the Jasmine in this fragrance, it's just an overwelming combination of spices.
It straight away reminded me of old perfume shops where the air is filled with a combination of all the different fragrances in that store and where the soft florals seem to get overly dominated by strong spices that linger until the end.
I don't see how any Jasmine lover could satisky their Jasmine urges with this fragrance..

It's always a bad sign when you look forward to the disappearance from your skin of the scent you are currently wearing. Alas, this is the case with EPICES DE NUIT, er, JASMIN DE NUIT by The Different Company.

Well, this one is different: no argument there, and some wearers will delight in this mélange of star anise, cinnamon, cardamom, and probably everything else in the spice drawer, along with a few jasmine petals. My impression is that perfumer was trying to plump up the indolic facet of the jasmine through the skillful use of hard-hitting spices. The effect, to my nose, is rather like the athlete who plies himself with hormones in order to win the race, but later is exposed, forced to retreat from public life in ignominy.

In perfect comformity with Murphy's law of perfume (according to which everything I love is discontinued and everything I hate has infinite longevity) this composition is so tenacious that I fear only a long, hot bath will relieve my body of the smell. On a positive note: anyone who likes this sort of thing will be happy to learn that even a couple of drops of this parfum masquerading as an edt packs a powerful punch. Although I am trapped in a fog of spice emanations, my sample "cube" is nearly full.

To reiterate: definitely not for me.

Oh wow I have just been lucky enough to get hold of some of this wonderful perfume. Golden liquid.... Dirty Jasmine!!

Upon first sniff, "Civet" but no, not present! It's turns out to be the shape it takes, just love this arty creation. It's fabulous, the spices and amber create a dirty, engaging warmth.

For me this is 1920's bohemia, Jasmine cigs, Vita Sackville West, Nancy Astor.... A Passage to India.

This definitely has an avant-garde feel and is hauntingly seductive. Perhaps aimed at nocturnal wear but definitely not in an mainstream way.

I love this, it's so very different and I just have to get a large bottle. One of the most interesting perfumes I have tried in a long time.

Horrid! Thick heavy cloying dirty jasmine. Vomit.

I'm with Nyoka.
I love this earthy damp jasmin mix. It's a frisky jasmin, I love the masculine edge.

ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!Hear that?Its me sniffing this very different,very unique scent.Its full of surprises!The spicy jasmine are 2 notes ive never experienced together.Like a beautiful moist sweet flower u could just eat! Then the fruit and Amber emerge.What a combination.One usually finds the amber in the final note but,here combined with ripe lucious fruit it almost takes center stage.Finally the warm sandle wood comes round u gently let u down from this euphoric odessey.Quite a fume!Id wear it anywhere anytime and b PROUD of it.Delicious!!!

I've been lusting after this since I first sampled it. It's my favorite of The Different Company's line.

Jasmin de Nuit is indeed a different Jasmin perfume: it's not specifically a floral, but rather a skillful blending of sweet spice with an undercurrent of Jasmin swimming through it.

It isn't particularly strong on me, but it does last a decent amount of time. My skin eats up fragrances, so I like the longevity (3-4 hours...and that good for me). I'd wear it anywhere without fear of clearing the room.

I'd describe it more as transparent, not heavy and opaque, if that makes sense, and I get no powder as others have reported. I see myself wearing it all year long, even during the summer. I think of this scent as ageless.

For me, this one is worth the price of a full bottle, and maybe even the purse-size refill set.

A boudoir fragrance reflecting a glamour of remote ages. I imagine it on a grande dame gallanting a fan with languishing look in the epoch of Renaissance…

The jasmine is not typical and hardly recognizable under a thick layer of powder (or not recognizable at all). The scent is out of the mainstream with a distinctive sign of belonging to the niche perfumery and could be compared with Creed Imperatrice Eugenie in style.

The sillage is impressive and the lasting power is excellent, the base notes could be noticeable even in two days. I wouldn’t recommend to apply it close to your face, it could be overpowering then.

I like the scent, but I can hardly imagine myself wearing it anywhere except home, it is cozy to fall asleep with. So, for me the scent is more like a piece of art meant for true aesthets and virtuosos than a functional attribute of modern life.

Despite am not a fan of jasmine, one more vote goes to Jasmin de Nuit. It's different, grown up, spicy n seductive creation for the colder days and nights. Dose it carfeully since it's very potent.

One more vote for Jasmin de Nuit as a really outstanding jasmine scent! I love the way the scent takes off - the way the jasmine fuses with the spices and the amber and becomes a rich, deep, sexy floral. It's feminine and on the sweet side, but it is by no means girlie. Due to its decent sillage it's perhaps better suited for autumn/winter wear. Its staying power is also remarkable. Give it a go, it's a stunner!