JEMS1 JASMINE OTTO
30ML
Rhythmic. Pulsating. Reverberating. JEMS1 breathes like it's alive.
Most people, even most perfumers, haven't had the liberty of smelling Jasmine Otto of any kind: Not a hexane-solvent derived absolute, but a proper, hydro-distilled Jasmine. JEMS1 is loaded with products of more modern, dialed in distillation techniques, and is as expensive as it is rare. Even more rare is the opportunity to smell, let alone procure 3 different varietals of this quality: Grandiflorum, Articulatum, and Sambac. A single gram, even purchased wholesale, will run you about $120-$200. There are nearly 4 grams of these miracle materials in each bottle. The Prominent of these ottos in JEMS1 is jasmine grandiflorum. Jasmine grandiflorum otto smells very much like the dewey, morning bloom of the materials namesake, but very little like jasmine absolute. Instead, you'll be treated to a kaleidoscope of notes like lavender, sarsaparilla, and juicy pear sitting atop a white floral base with no indolic qualities whatsoever. Thus is the magic of Jasmine Otto. These Ottos rest atop a pair of incense grade, twin Fillipino ouds: A golden, slightly camphourous Leyte, and a darker, richer, but still crystal-clear jungle Bicol.
Edition of 11.
30ML
Rhythmic. Pulsating. Reverberating. JEMS1 breathes like it's alive.
Most people, even most perfumers, haven't had the liberty of smelling Jasmine Otto of any kind: Not a hexane-solvent derived absolute, but a proper, hydro-distilled Jasmine. JEMS1 is loaded with products of more modern, dialed in distillation techniques, and is as expensive as it is rare. Even more rare is the opportunity to smell, let alone procure 3 different varietals of this quality: Grandiflorum, Articulatum, and Sambac. A single gram, even purchased wholesale, will run you about $120-$200. There are nearly 4 grams of these miracle materials in each bottle. The Prominent of these ottos in JEMS1 is jasmine grandiflorum. Jasmine grandiflorum otto smells very much like the dewey, morning bloom of the materials namesake, but very little like jasmine absolute. Instead, you'll be treated to a kaleidoscope of notes like lavender, sarsaparilla, and juicy pear sitting atop a white floral base with no indolic qualities whatsoever. Thus is the magic of Jasmine Otto. These Ottos rest atop a pair of incense grade, twin Fillipino ouds: A golden, slightly camphourous Leyte, and a darker, richer, but still crystal-clear jungle Bicol.
Edition of 11.
30ML
Rhythmic. Pulsating. Reverberating. JEMS1 breathes like it's alive.
Most people, even most perfumers, haven't had the liberty of smelling Jasmine Otto of any kind: Not a hexane-solvent derived absolute, but a proper, hydro-distilled Jasmine. JEMS1 is loaded with products of more modern, dialed in distillation techniques, and is as expensive as it is rare. Even more rare is the opportunity to smell, let alone procure 3 different varietals of this quality: Grandiflorum, Articulatum, and Sambac. A single gram, even purchased wholesale, will run you about $120-$200. There are nearly 4 grams of these miracle materials in each bottle. The Prominent of these ottos in JEMS1 is jasmine grandiflorum. Jasmine grandiflorum otto smells very much like the dewey, morning bloom of the materials namesake, but very little like jasmine absolute. Instead, you'll be treated to a kaleidoscope of notes like lavender, sarsaparilla, and juicy pear sitting atop a white floral base with no indolic qualities whatsoever. Thus is the magic of Jasmine Otto. These Ottos rest atop a pair of incense grade, twin Fillipino ouds: A golden, slightly camphourous Leyte, and a darker, richer, but still crystal-clear jungle Bicol.
Edition of 11.
TOP/ Jasmine Grandiflorum Otto
HEART/ Jasmine Articulatum Otto
BASE/ Jasmine Sambac Otto
AUXILIARY NOTES/ Twin Filipino Ouds (Leyte & Bikhol,) Night Blooming Jasmine, Jasmine Polyanthum, Mongolian Musk