Ingredients · Florals · heart note
Jasmine absolute, Grasse
Say itJasmine absolute, GRAHS
Soft, full, creamy jasmine, gentler and more rounded than Indian or Egyptian.
- What it is
- Natural absolute from solvent-extracted jasmine flowers from the last fields around Grasse, France.
- When you smell it
- Heart: as it settles.
- What perfumers do with it
- Heritage luxury jasmine, used mainly in traces in iconic French perfumes.
- Worth knowing
- French jasmine absolute sells for around $15,000 a kilo, and most of it goes to Chanel and Dior.
- Known in
- N°5 (Chanel, 1921)
- Rules
- Limited. IFRA sensitizer limit: 0.6% in fine fragrance; EU-labeled
- Also called
- Jasmin de Grasse; French Jasminum grandiflorum absolute
Named by the house, not on the label, in 16
No. 5Chanel · “Grasse jasmine”
J'adoreDior · “Grasse jasmine”
Aldehyde 44Le Labo · “jasmin”
Limette 37Le Labo · “jasmin”
Hawas FireRasasi · “Jasmin Egyptian”
La Yuqawam Pour HommeRasasi · “French jasmine”
TiliaMarc-Antoine Barrois · “Jasmin”
Délices des BoisVeronique Gabai · “Jasmin”
L'Or de LouisArquiste · “French Jasmine absolute”
The Ghost in the ShellEtat Libre d'Orange · “Jasmin absolute”
Lady MillionRabanne · “Jasmin absolute”
Tommy GirlTommy Hilfiger · “Desert Jasmin”
E Cashmere MuskClive Christian · “Egyptian Jasmin”
Mango SkinVilhelm Parfumerie · “Jasmin”
Elysium Pour HommeRoja Parfums · “Jasmin de Grasse”
Black OrchidTom Ford · “French jasmine”