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Another very strong note is a sweet fruitiness. Itâs difficult to determine what fruit it could come from as itâs very specific to jasmine and some other flowers like lilac. It comes from benzyl acetate â the main constituent of jasmine absolute and the jasmine smell. There is also another euphoric note, a dark one. Indole might be the closest smell to describe it. Itâs a deep narcotic note with a slightly dirty animal undertone â very prominent in jasmine absolute.
It's also important to remember that perfumes that rely on natural materials might have subtle variations from year to year anyway. A crop of jasmine from one year might smell different from the prior year, and a crop of jasmine from one part of the world might smell different from the same plant grown elsewhere.Perfumes are being reformulated at a more rapid rate than they used to.Vanilla, jasmine, oakmoss, coumarin, birch tar, citrus oils, heliotropin, styrax, opoponax...these are just a few of the fragrance materials that are restricted and/or banned by IFRA 1 or are under consideration for restriction.t's also important to remember that perfumes that rely on natural materials might have subtle variations from year to year anyway. A crop of jasmine from one year might smell different from the prior year, and a crop of jasmine from one part of the world might smell different from the same plant grown elsewhere.