This is a love at first sniff for me! For those who don’t love it, pls give it another try on the skin. It really is a cheerful and beautiful fragrance.
Thank you for your thoughts! I haven't smelled this one yet but will soon enough. I completely agree about Jasminora being very green, I get tons of Lily of the Valley from it. Have a wonderful weekend, Sebastian!
Oh yes!! I get a lot of lily of The Valley from Jasminora as well, mostly in the dry down. I hadn’t paid attention to how green the opening is until I filmed this video actually! It’s GREEN!
Bonjour Mon ami. I agree with your assessment that this Jasmine Bonheur is unlike all the rest of L’Art et Materiale collection. You gave me a chuckle in when you said the other perfumes are whispering among themselves asking if this bright new thing is really their sibling 😊 Apricot as in pungent, yes. Waiting for my samples to come from Habib at Saks. ❤😊❤
Hello darling! 🥰 It’s a beautiful scent indeed, but I cannot deny that I was expecting something else since it’s part of this line. I guess I wanted something more sultry with a more mature vibe.. but this wasn’t a blind purchase and I’m happy both my husband and I love it. BUT… I hope they bring the jasmine I have envisioned in my mind sometime.
It’s gorgeous. It plays more like a green chypre than any other Guerlain scent. It gets settled into the powdery qualities of iris and the leathery notes of the apricot while the brightness of the jasmine dances for hours on the surface. It has some of the burnished qualities of classic Guerlain fragrances but it is very unique to the line. I get great longevity but not much projection.
@@sebastianfurtado3740 it is beautifully amoebic. Neither masculine nor feminine but delightfully embryonic. It’s stupid expensive but I keep wondering if it’s going to offer something no other modern fragrance is going to offer. I’m old fashioned enough to really appreciate the sheerness of the interaction of scent and skin and self.
I didn't like it. Too harsh with the green notes...to my nose it just doesn't seem to be a true Guerlain, but I guess it is a matter of taste. I do love and adore Rose Cherie...
This is a love at first sniff for me! For those who don’t love it, pls give it another try on the skin. It really is a cheerful and beautiful fragrance.
Thank you for your thoughts! I haven't smelled this one yet but will soon enough.
I completely agree about Jasminora being very green, I get tons of Lily of the Valley from it.
Have a wonderful weekend, Sebastian!
Oh yes!! I get a lot of lily of The Valley from Jasminora as well, mostly in the dry down. I hadn’t paid attention to how green the opening is until I filmed this video actually!
It’s GREEN!
Bonjour Mon ami. I agree with your assessment that this Jasmine Bonheur is unlike all the rest of L’Art et Materiale collection. You gave me a chuckle in when you said the other perfumes are whispering among themselves asking if this bright new thing is really their sibling 😊
Apricot as in pungent, yes.
Waiting for my samples to come from Habib at Saks. ❤😊❤
Hello darling! 🥰
It’s a beautiful scent indeed, but I cannot deny that I was expecting something else since it’s part of this line. I guess I wanted something more sultry with a more mature vibe.. but this wasn’t a blind purchase and I’m happy both my husband and I love it.
BUT… I hope they bring the jasmine I have envisioned in my mind sometime.
@@sebastianfurtado3740 🥰😘🥰
Great review! Love yor voice so pleasant
Thank you! 🥰
Although I love a Guerlain, this one does not call for a bottle. The notes seem beautiful tho. Maybe one day it will.
It’s gorgeous. It plays more like a green chypre than any other Guerlain scent. It gets settled into the powdery qualities of iris and the leathery notes of the apricot while the brightness of the jasmine dances for hours on the surface. It has some of the burnished qualities of classic Guerlain fragrances but it is very unique to the line. I get great longevity but not much projection.
Right!? Totally agree!
It also lasts so long on my skin.
@@sebastianfurtado3740 it is beautifully amoebic. Neither masculine nor feminine but delightfully embryonic. It’s stupid expensive but I keep wondering if it’s going to offer something no other modern fragrance is going to offer. I’m old fashioned enough to really appreciate the sheerness of the interaction of scent and skin and self.
Don’t you think it somehow smells like Secretions Magnifiques?
I am yet to smell Secretions Magnifiques. 🙃
😍😍😍😍
Yes, bonheur is happiness ❤ not very fond of this new scent sadly
I don’t LOVE it on my skin, but I love smelling it wafting off of my husband. And I’m still struggling to piece it in the L’Art et la Matière line.. 🥹
I didn't like it. Too harsh with the green notes...to my nose it just doesn't seem to be a true Guerlain, but I guess it is a matter of taste. I do love and adore Rose Cherie...
I know exactly what you mean. I’m still struggling a bit to recognize its place in this collection. It just doesn’t seem to click to me. 😣
It is not a favourite, but maybe I am just prejudiced.
No you’re not prejudiced!! 🥰
I think my favorite jasmine is Grand Bal by Dior.