Jasmin De Pays vs Datura Noir

The fragrance receives positive recognition within the community as a sublime jasmine composition, though it appears most appreciated by those willing to invest time in understanding the note's complexity. Community discussion centers on the broader theme of developing appreciation for initially disliked notes, with this fragrance cited as an example that rewards patient exploration and nose education.

Datura Noir receives moderately positive community sentiment for its well-balanced, warm composition with subtle coconut and vanilla notes that work well in winter. However, the fragrance is frequently criticized for weak longevity and an underwhelming dry down, which limits its overall appeal despite its pleasant initial performance.