Soft Jasmin
Votes lean feminine
11 ratings
From your scent profile
Thomas Rath Soft Jasmin is a fresh, floral unisex scent that pairs fruity sweetness with a powdery, creamy softness.
Skunky's take: Starts crisp and lively, my nose approves.
How does it perform?
From 14 community ratings, all out of 10.
Keeps you company for a few hours, a quick refresh fits nicely.
People close to you notice, nobody gets overwhelmed.
Sits nicely on a shelf.
Blind buy risk
Only 45% of votes are positive.
Notes
They open one after another, from the first spray into the evening.
Top notesfirst 15 minutes
Base noteswhat stays into the evening
Accords
From most dominant to most subtle.
- Fresh
- Floral
- Fruity
- Sweet
- Synthetic
- Powdery
- Creamy
What does Soft Jasmin smell like?
It opens with peach, bergamot and lily of the valley, light and fruity. Freesia, rose and jasmine bring the floral heart forward. The base of tonka bean, cashmeran and cedarwood sweetens the scent and closes it on a creamy, powdery note.
Longevity is moderate and sillage good, though the number of votes is small, so the picture is tentative. Its soft, gentle profile sits comfortably on women and men alike. Tesori d'Oriente Ikigai and Lalique Rêve d'Infini have a close profile.
How it changes through the day
First minutes
- Peach
- Bergamot
- Lily of the valley
First hours
- Freesia
- Rose
- Jasmine
Towards evening
- Tonka bean
- Cashmeran
- Cedarwood
When to wear it?
Seasons and occasions, by user votes.
- 31%Spring
- 25%Autumn
- 25%Summer
- 19%Winter
- Casual24%
- Daytime19%
- Nighttime19%
- Office19%
- Evening19%
Smells like this
The closest scents by notes and accords.
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