Frequently Asked Questions about Wood Jasmin by BDK Parfums
What does Wood Jasmin by BDK Parfums smell like?
Wood Jasmin by BDK Parfums features top notes of Pear and Plum, middle notes of Artemisia, Jasmine, and Rose, and base notes of Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Incense, Labdanum, Patchouli, Peru Balsam, and Vanilla.
Who created Wood Jasmin by BDK Parfums?
Wood Jasmin by BDK Parfums was created by Camille Leguay.
Wow! This is hugely interesting, a real eyeopener with so many niche brands I'd seen these bottles around but just sort of glazed over especially a brand with Initials just doesnt really capture my attention no matter how nice the bottles are. (Which they are.) It's the stuff inside that matters and this comes out with a boozy almost gourmand smell but it's not trying too hard to be all sozzled, more smooth and effortless. You don't really get a lot of jasmine initially but a certain exotic and waxy florality, gently throbs at the back of aged, sweet sherry cask of thing that Wood Jasmin is. Clearly resinous and warm too. The drydown definitely reminds me of something else, (I can't place) more dried fruit, lightly vanillic but not all creamy or typical. For a man that doesn't need any more orientals and often states he doesn't like gourmands, this is sort of neither and both and I'm on a no buy thing at the moment, I still want a bottle. I will have to wear it properly but the initial signs are good.
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Wood Jasmin, from BDK Parfums was released in 2016. The perfumer behind this creation is Camille Leguay. It has the top notes of Pear and Plum, middle notes of Artemisia, Jasmine, and Rose, and base notes of Cypriol Oil or Nagarmotha, Incense, Labdanum, Patchouli, Peru Balsam, and Vanilla.
Wow! This is hugely interesting, a real eyeopener with so many niche brands I'd seen these bottles around but just sort of glazed over especially a brand with Initials just doesnt really capture my attention no matter how nice the bottles are. (Which they are.) It's the stuff inside that matters and this comes out with a boozy almost gourmand smell but it's not trying too hard to be all sozzled, more smooth and effortless. You don't really get a lot of jasmine initially but a certain exotic and waxy florality, gently throbs at the back of aged, sweet sherry cask of thing that Wood Jasmin is. Clearly resinous and warm too. The drydown definitely reminds me of something else, (I can't place) more dried fruit, lightly vanillic but not all creamy or typical. For a man that doesn't need any more orientals and often states he doesn't like gourmands, this is sort of neither and both and I'm on a no buy thing at the moment, I still want a bottle. I will have to wear it properly but the initial signs are good.