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Jasmin Noir
Picture old wood warmed by the sun. That is the first ten seconds of Bvlgari Jasmin Noir.
How it moves
You meet gardenia and green notes at the door. Jasmine sambac and licorice are where it actually lives. What is left hours later is Tonka Bean, precious woods and musk, and that is the part people follow you for.
Who made it
Sophie Labbé composed it in 2008, for Bvlgari in Italy. Jasmin Noir set jasmine sambac against a dark licorice and gardenia accord in a black onyx-inspired bottle.
Wear it for less
There are 4 ways to wear this for less. The closest costs $23 — $62 back in your pocket, and nobody standing near you will know.
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- What smells like Bvlgari Jasmin Noir?
- We list 4 bottles built to smell like it, including Jasmin Noir by Palermo Perfumes, Jasmin Noir by The Dupe Spot, Twilight Blossom inspired by Bujairami and Jasmin Noir #153 by The Dupe Spot.
- What is the cheapest alternative to Bvlgari Jasmin Noir?
- Jasmin Noir by Palermo Perfumes, at $23. Prices are read from each shop and re-checked.
- How much cheaper are the alternatives?
- Bvlgari Jasmin Noir is listed at $85. The bottles that smell like it run from $23 to $36.
- Who made Bvlgari Jasmin Noir?
- It was composed by Sophie Labbé, released in 2008 for Bvlgari.