DossierFruity Jasmine - Eau de Parfum - Perfume Luxury - Paraben-Free - Vegan - For Women - Fragrance 1.7 Fl oz (Spray 50ml)

I am just loving this Dossier fragrance. I have bought from Dossier many times and I've always been very happy. This fragrance has top notes of mandarin, green leaves, sweet pea, middle notes of jasmine, ylang ylang,champagne, peach base notes of sandalwood, plum and musk. I love the Dior brand and it is a dupe for Dior'Adore. It is a beautiful fresh springtime summer scent!! Long lasting!!

I am a love of Jadore but I just can’t afford it anymore. This is my second Dossier purchase and I couldn’t be happier. It smells just like Jadore! It’s so fresh and clean. The price for the bottle size is right too. I am IN LOVE.

This is a VERY jasmine smellng scent and although I like jasmine it was so strong that I initially did not like it. However, if you spray it on yourself (or something else) within an hour it fades nicely to a much softer and lighter scent. I prefer more citrusy scents, but wanted to try this one so I will be passing it onto someone I know who loves jasmine/floral scents and the lightness of it will make her very happy. NOTE to potential buyers: You CANNOT return this so let the buyer beware!

Large bottle of okay smelling "poof, there it goes". The smell is pleasant, how ever it's not very close to the real thing in my opinion. I tried it multiple times on clothing and skin and timed how long it lasted... An hour-maybe. I was surprised to learn that it was not returnable. I'll be sure to read the return policies of all items closely.

The Pros:Yep, it smells like J'Adore. I have the real thing (got a half bottle left), and when I spray it on both arms, you cannot tell what is Dior and what is Dossier.Dossier uses "clean" ingredients. Not sure what Dior uses.The magnetic lid is great for travel or toting around in your purse. You aren't going to worry about "accidental discharge" of the scent.Plus, this is substantially less than Dior, which is a relief to my pocketbook. The bottle holds about as much as my Dior bottle.The Cons:The one big flaw this has is that it just doesn't last long on me. Dior lasts about an hour or two longer.Verdict:It's definitely worth buying if you love J'Adore. Sure, you'll have to hose yourself down twice as much, but this stuff is like 1/5-1/4 the price. You still come out ahead with Dossier.

Scent wasnt what I was expecting. not "fruity" or "jasmine" at all in my opinion, but not a terrible scent overall. Lasts maybe 4-6 hours. Not bad enough to return, but i wont be buying this again.

This is an exciting find!Yes Dossier has been around for a while but I am just getting around to trying their "inspired by" range.Fruity Jasmine is a 95% clone of Dior J'adore and let me tell you how much J'adore the Dossier price of $29 for 50ml over Dior's $138 for 50mlBoth companies source their raw materials from Grasse however Dossier promises their formulations are nontoxic, which Dior and many older perfume houses still do not promise even though IFRA and EU regulations have made big improvements to removing many of the endocrine disrupters and other harmful things we used to spray on ourselves with wild abandon without knowing what we all now know to be true about these dangers of parabens, phthalates, etc.Dossier lists the Fruity Jasmine notes as: Mandarin, Green leaves, Sweet Pea, Jasmine, Ylang Ylang , Champaca, Peach, Sandalwood, Plum, MuskDior J'adore lists its current formulation notes on their website as: Ylang-ylang from the Comoro Islands, Damascus rose, Jasmine Sambac, Grasse JasmineThe original formulation of Jadore was: Pear, melon, magnolia, peach, mandarin orange, bergamot, jasmine, lily of the valley, tuberose, freesia, rose, orchid, plum, violet, musk, vanilla, cedar, blackberryYou can see the original version was much more voluptuous and deep than the current version but there's no sense in lamenting the past.What you will get with the Dossier Fruity Jasmine version is something in the middle of the original and current J'adore formulations which, to my nose, is better than the current watered down J'adore for modern tastes or cheaper production or what ever their reasoning.Some people say it smells old fashioned or generic but remember it was released in 1999. If you are young, 25 years ago is a long time and things from Y2K will smell old to you.But if you rocked the velour track suits, had charms on your phone with custom ring tones and never stopped appreciating truly original gorgeous perfume creations this one is still for you.What smells old or new is only in reference to your personal experiences so don't let anyone tell you something is too old of a scent profile to wear just because it is outside their frame of reference. Did people stop eating chocolate just because it was discovered thousands of years ago? No, and neither should you let other people's taste dictate what fragrances your enjoy.The packaging is not as beautiful as Dior but it is high quality and the magnetic top is a nice practical touch. I'd rather have 50ml of nontoxic gorgeous juice for $29 than pay 4.5x as much for pretty packaging.If you like J'adore you will adore Fruity Jasmine.

Love it!! It’s a bit strong initially and by EOD it’s almost gone, if you haven’t refreshed. But, the scent is heavenly, if you like white flowers. Southern girls should love it, especially if missing home. For the price, you can’t get a better value.