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Moroccan Jasmine

Floral note · 3 fragrances

Moroccan Jasmine is a floral note that appears in 3 fragrances in the Codex, most often in the heart. The earliest documented use here is 1972 and the most recent is 2011. It most frequently appears alongside Musk, Lemon, Patchouli. Fragrances built on this note cluster mainly in the fruity family.

3Perfumes

2Houses

1972–2011Years

30Accords

Fragrances with Moroccan Jasmine

Top notes (0)

Heart notes (3)

Base notes (0)

Often paired with

Musk 3Lemon 2Patchouli 2Bergamot 1Black Currant 1Apple 1Pink Pepper 1Pineapple 1Birch 1Oak Moss 1Cedarwood 1Ambroxan 1Green Apple 1Violet Leaf 1Bulgarian Rose 1

Scent families that use it most

Fruity

1 perfumes

Floral

1 perfumes

Citrus & Fresh

1 perfumes

Houses that use it most

Creed

2 perfumes

Christian Dior

1 perfumes

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