Best Jasmine Perfumes UK (2026): 6 Lattafa Jasmines, From Fresh to Sweet

Notes: apple, mandarin / jasmine, ylang-ylang, orange flower / vanilla, musk, oakmoss. Lattafa names the apple as Golden Delicious; Fragrantica lists the orange-flower note as orange.

Dalal is the clearest example of jasmine done bright. Fragrantica voters rank citrus, white floral and yellow floral as its top three accords, so the jasmine arrives with sunny fruit rather than heaviness. The vanilla and musk keep it soft, and the oakmoss gives it a polished, grown-up finish. Our explainer on what oakmoss smells like shows how that base keeps sweet florals from turning sugary.

It rates 4.34 out of 5 from 512 votes on Fragrantica, one of the best scores in this guide. Wearer impressions (paraphrased from Fragrantica reviews): many describe a clean white floral that softens after the bottle has rested; a minority find the jasmine and ylang-ylang strong at first.

Notes: mango, grapefruit, lemon, ginger / jasmine, cedarwood, violet / woody notes, ambergris, oakmoss, benzoin. Fragrantica and lattafa.com list the same notes.

Opulent Dubai is a citrus and tropical scent first, and its jasmine is a supporting player. That is exactly why it belongs here: it shows the fresh, green side of jasmine, sitting with violet and cedar so the heart feels airy rather than heady. Fragrantica’s top accords are citrus, tropical and fruity, with fresh spicy and woody further down.

It launched in 2025 and already rates 4.33 out of 5 from 2,983 Fragrantica votes. Be clear on what you are buying: if you want jasmine to be the star, choose Dalal. If you want a bright summer scent with a floral lift, this is the one.

Notes: orange, lemon / mango, osmanthus, jasmine / oud, sandalwood, musk, amber. Fragrantica and lattafa.com agree.

The heart is the interesting part. Mango, osmanthus (a flower with an apricot-like smell) and jasmine sit together, so the jasmine reads juicy and sunny. Underneath, sandalwood, musk and a little oud give it a creamy, woody finish. Fragrantica’s leading accords are fruity, tropical and citrus, with floral and oud further down.

It is the most divisive pick here, at 3.78 out of 5 from 1,496 votes. Wearer impressions (paraphrased from Fragrantica reviews): several describe a sharp opening in a new bottle that settles with time.

Notes: red fruits, orange / marshmallow, lily of the valley, jasmine / vanilla, moss, musk. Lattafa’s official list.

This is jasmine at its softest and most playful. The jasmine sits in a fluffy marshmallow heart with lily of the valley, over a vanilla and musk base, so it reads as a sweet, powdery floral rather than a heady one. Lattafa sells it as a women’s fragrance and lists it as a 2023 launch.

One warning: Rave Now White is a different perfume with no jasmine in its pyramid, so do not swap one for the other. Our Rave Now vs Rave Now White vs Rave Now Women guide sets the three side by side.

Notes: cinnamon, Mystikal / tuberose, jasmine, incense, Mahonial / vanilla, musk, tonka bean. Fragrantica and lattafa.com list the same core notes.

Her Confession is the grown-up take on jasmine and vanilla. Jasmine shares the heart with tuberose and incense, warmed by cinnamon on top and a creamy vanilla and tonka base. Fragrantica’s top accords are vanilla, white floral and tuberose, so expect a rich, smoky white-floral rather than a sweet one. It rates 3.91 out of 5 from 3,515 votes.

Tuberose leads here, with jasmine supporting, so it suits someone who likes big florals. For the full breakdown, read our Her Confession review.

Notes: pink pepper, bergamot / Turkish rose, Bulgarian rose, jasmine / agarwood (oud), amber, vanilla. Fragrantica and lattafa.com list the same eight notes.

Amethyst is a rose oud first: Fragrantica voters rank rose and oud as its top two accords, with white floral further down. The jasmine is what keeps two roses and agarwood from feeling dense, adding a lift through the heart before the amber and vanilla base. It is the most-voted bottle here, at 4.01 out of 5 from 4,326 votes, and has been around since 2021.

Choose it if you want jasmine in a deeper, more Middle Eastern style. To see how it compares with its siblings, read our Bade’e Al Oud collection guide.