Jasmin Noir

Jasmin Noir by Bvlgari is a Amber Floral fragrance for women.Jasmin Noirwas launched in 2008. Jasmin Noir was created by Carlos Benaim and Sophie Labbe. Top notes are Gardenia and Green Notes; middle notes are Jasmine Sambac and Almond; base notes are Tonka Bean, Licorice, Precious Woods, Musk, Amber and Patchouli.Bvlgari presents their new perfume Jasmin Noir to the market in September 2008. Its mysteriously dark bottle will become an object of affection for many fans of the house of Bvlgari, whereas the fragrance will attract many fans of woody-floral compositions.The perfume Jasmin Noir is dedicated to women between 25 and 40, who are ready to pay more than average prices typical of Bvlgari\'s previous editions.Perfumers Carlos Benaim and Sophie Labbe (perfumers of the house of IFF) are in charge of this year\'s luxurious, fragrancy rapsody.The perfume is created in dualist contrast of masculine and feminine notes.The perfumers wanted to compose Jasmin Noir with jasmine as the central ingredient, but in a very different way than before. Jasmine is wrapped and created as dark, with mysterious aromas of precious wood.The composition opens with green plants juice with gardenia flowers. The heart encompasses Sambac jasmine absolute mixed with sateen almond aromas, while the base introduces dark notes of precious wood, with liquorice absolute and accords of Tonka.Commercial for this perfume was made on the Spanish island of Ibiza, cover face is Kate Moss, who is wearing a very expensive diamond necklace by Bvlgari, while the perfume bottle is visible in the background. Photographers who signed this commercial are Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.The dark bottle will be available as 50ml (1.7fl.oz) and 100ml (3.4fl.oz) EDP. Besides the perfumes, the collection includes 200 ml body lotion and 200 ml bath, which will be available in the same time as the perfume.

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