Dossier - Fruity Jasmine - Inspired by J'adore - Women EDP | 1.7 fl oz (50ml) - Jasmine Perfume - Fruity Jasmine Eau de Parfum for Women - Jasmine Oil, Long-Lasting, Vegan, Paraben-Free

This Eau de Parfum by Dossier is exactly what I needed! I used to buy gardenia by Chanel (the remake of the 1920’s version, I believe) and gardenia and tuberose from Este Lauder. Both were my favorite scents until I found this brand with the help of ChatGPT. I put in the parameters of those two perfumes and included a search term for affordable since I have been also wearing perfumes from the Middle East (they have clean ingredients) recently from Amazon at great prices. This popped up as my number 1 pick. I can certainly see why and if the prices stay at this price point, I will be a customer for life. As someone with diminished sight, my olfactory senses have increased significantly (meaning, I can pick up the subtle notes) and not only is this floral but it has a depth that turns slightly warm on my skin. It literally blooms as you wear it. The fragrance does last all day. I would highly recommend it.

I love it!! I have J'adore as well and it's very close. Smells great for a fraction of the cost :)

This is a perfect dupe for Jadore is it exact no. But its good enough that I won't spend over 100 a bottle. It becomes a skin scent so if you are expecting a trail this won't be for you

i was cautious at first of buying it as reviews said the scent didn’t last long; however, after 2-3 hours, the scent still last long and is strong. it smells great and is worth the money

I have both floral marshmallow and fruity jasmine and both have just the right amount of smell only 1-2 sprays is perfect for a few hours. At least for me personally. and both smell so good.

I really appreciate that this is a clean, cruelty free product. I was also pleasantly surprised that it was a mild fragrance. So many perfumes are overpoweringly strong, even at just 1 baby spritz. I was however disappointed by the fact that both myself and my husband can only really smell the sweet pea and perhaps a bit of jasmine. I tried it on anyway just to see if more of the notes would be noticeable after time or after having reacted with the oils on my skin, but while it lasted for quite a few hours, there was never any hint of fruit or the sandalwood and musk base notes that should have been noticeable later.

This is an exciting find! Yes Dossier has been around for a while but I am just getting around to trying their "inspired by" range. Fruity Jasmine is a 95% clone of Dior J'adore and let me tell you how much J'adore the Dossier price of $29 for 50ml over Dior's $138 for 50ml Both companies source their raw materials from Grasse however Dossier promises their formulations are nontoxic, which Dior and many older perfume houses still do not promise even though IFRA and EU regulations have made big improvements to removing many of the endocrine disrupters and other harmful things we used to spray on ourselves with wild abandon without knowing what we all now know to be true about these dangers of parabens, phthalates, etc. Dossier lists the Fruity Jasmine notes as: Mandarin, Green leaves, Sweet Pea, Jasmine, Ylang Ylang , Champaca, Peach, Sandalwood, Plum, Musk Dior J'adore lists its current formulation notes on their website as: Ylang-ylang from the Comoro Islands, Damascus rose, Jasmine Sambac, Grasse Jasmine The original formulation of Jadore was: Pear, melon, magnolia, peach, mandarin orange, bergamot, jasmine, lily of the valley, tuberose, freesia, rose, orchid, plum, violet, musk, vanilla, cedar, blackberry You can see the original version was much more voluptuous and deep than the current version but there's no sense in lamenting the past. What you will get with the Dossier Fruity Jasmine version is something in the middle of the original and current J'adore formulations which, to my nose, is better than the current watered down J'adore for modern tastes or cheaper production or what ever their reasoning. Some people say it smells old fashioned or generic but remember it was released in 1999. If you are young, 25 years ago is a long time and things from Y2K will smell old to you. But if you rocked the velour track suits, had charms on your phone with custom ring tones and never stopped appreciating truly original gorgeous perfume creations this one is still for you. What smells old or new is only in reference to your personal experiences so don't let anyone tell you something is too old of a scent profile to wear just because it is outside their frame of reference. Did people stop eating chocolate just because it was discovered thousands of years ago? No, and neither should you let other people's taste dictate what fragrances your enjoy. The packaging is not as beautiful as Dior but it is high quality and the magnetic top is a nice practical touch. I'd rather have 50ml of nontoxic gorgeous juice for $29 than pay 4.5x as much for pretty packaging. If you like J'adore you will adore Fruity Jasmine.

BEWARE! If you do not like this you can not return it. Definitely not something I think smells good. Sharp and very alcohol forward and then a sickening sweet smell that is nothing like any Jasmine I have ever smelled

Love this. I’m definitely buying again. It’s not too strong but I mix it with another. It’s sweet and fruity and soft. Just a perfect blend.