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Lundborg Jasmin
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Lundborg Jasmin — a fragrance with a history
Lundborg Jasmin is a women's perfume released in 1880. This fragrance was created by the Lundborg perfume house, whose history began in San Francisco in 1873.
The house was founded by Swedish immigrant Johan Lundborg, and over time his name became part of old California's perfumery heritage.
The name Lundborg Jasmin immediately conveys the composition's main olfactory mood: jasmine, one of the most recognizable white-floral accords, is at its heart.
Jasmine can smell delicate, radiant, and expressive at the same time, which is why this fragrance appeals to those who appreciate floral perfumery with a distinctive character.
Notes and olfactory character
The database lists jasmine as a note in Lundborg Jasmin. It belongs to the white-floral group and the floral fragrance family.
The top, heart, and base notes have not been disclosed separately, so it is more accurate to perceive the composition as a unified jasmine portrait without attributing unconfirmed citrus, fruity, green, or woody nuances to it.
This format is especially interesting for discovering the classical perfumery aesthetic of the late 19th century.
Lundborg Jasmin is not overloaded with a long list of ingredients: its identity is built around a single dominant floral motif, while its impression comes from the motif's expressiveness and intensity.
Sillage and wearability
Lundborg Jasmin is presented as a women's fragrance with a very strong sillage.
This is an important characteristic for those who choose highly noticeable perfumes: the composition is suitable for situations where you want to leave a distinct aromatic impression behind.
However, the exact amount to apply to the skin and clothing has not been specified.
It is sensible to begin by applying a small amount, so you can assess how the fragrance develops on your skin and determine whether its intense sillage feels comfortable in a particular setting.
For the office, small spaces, or warm weather, it is especially important to take the fragrance's pronounced intensity into account.
The creator and Lundborg's heritage
John Marlie Lundborg is listed as the creator of Lundborg Jasmin.
The perfumer's name links this release to the history of the house itself and helps reveal it as more than just a floral perfume: it is part of a long-standing brand heritage that began in San Francisco.
Information about the collection, concentration, and other versions of Lundborg Jasmin is unavailable, so comparing it with an EDT, EDP, or extrait would be inaccurate. There is also no confirmed list of similar fragrances.
Still, the facts that are known already provide a clear picture: this is a women's floral perfume from 1880, built around jasmine and designed to have a very strong sillage.
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