



Do you want to know more about this perfume?
It opens green. Bergamot comes in on its own and lasts just long enough to brighten the jasmine that follows. The heart is jasmine in two extracts, sambac absolute and imperial, supported by Calypsone, which adds a fruity, clean base. At the base appear Georgywood, patchouli, and Sylkolide: the woods and musk cut through the flower's sweeter side and leave it earthy.
Jasmine Haze is the white floral eau de parfum from Réservation Parfums, signed by Yann Vasnier. The house declares a 20% concentration, a high intensity, and a moderate sillage, the most discreet in its collection. The name points to a garden at dusk, which is the register the fragrance aims for: an intense flower, but wrapped up, never fully open.
It works by day and by night, and shines in spring and summer, when jasmine opens earlier on the skin. Layer it with Bleu Piscine, from the same house, if you want to add citrus and airiness, and with Feu de Rose when you want to take the floral note toward something darker and smokier.
What does Jasmine Haze smell like?
Jasmine Haze by Réservation Parfums is a white floral of sambac jasmine, with bergamot at the top and a base of woods, patchouli, and musk that takes away its sweetness and leaves it earthy.
Who created Jasmine Haze?
Yann Vasnier created Jasmine Haze for Réservation Parfums, the same nose behind the rest of the house's collection.
How much does Jasmine Haze project?
Réservation Parfums assigns it a moderate sillage, the most restrained in its collection, with high intensity and a 20% concentration.
What goes with Jasmine Haze?
Jasmine Haze layers with Bleu Piscine, from the same house, which adds citrus and air, and with Feu de Rose if you want to take the jasmine in a smoky direction.

