Vendor: The Different Company
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fresh citrus flowers with soft musky sweetness

spiced jasmine tea with orange peel and sandalwood
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Scendira's summary of what people post on perfume review sites, updated 25 Oct 2026: 35 describe how long it lasts, 28 how far it projects and 25 how it smells. Most other posts only name Jasmin de Nuit.
No single story here: about half say it lasts a long time, while about 2 in 5 say it lasts a moderate time.
Early reports, from 28 people so far, are mixed.
The Different Company Jasmin de Nuit: what people say about it.
Worn by everyone.
Mixed reports on wear time (35 people): No single story here: about half say it lasts a long time, while about 2 in 5 say it lasts a moderate time.
Early reports: Early reports, from 28 people so far, are mixed.
Each person counts once per topic. Reported experiences, not verified purchases; skin, climate and batch change how a scent wears.
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The Different Company Jasmin de Nuit comes across as spiced jasmine tea with orange peel and sandalwood. It opens with star anise, mandarin orange and bergamot, moves into jasmine, cardamom and cinnamon and settles on amber, patchouli and sandalwood. It reads unisex.
This fragrance is best in spring, fall and winter and is an evening scent. It suits casual days. Released in 2005.
In the community's experience it lasts roughly a working morning or afternoon, and projects to about arm's length.
Around $190.
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There are 30 The Different Company perfumes on Scendira, from about $76 to $282. The picks include a spiced vanilla custard, a powdery almond floral and a crisp green basil bloom.
Most discussed among The Different Company range are Majaïna Sin, Pure eVe and Tokyo Bloom, across community talk Scendira follows.
The Different Company Majaïna Sin, listed from 2017, smells like creamy vanilla custard with spiced orange, opening on orange blossom, candied bitter orange, Madagascan ginger, bergamot and neroli above Bourbon vanilla, amber, Guatemala tonka bean, musk and sandalwood.
Pure eVe (2011) is powdery floral with candied almond and dried fruit, with aldehydes at the start and candied almond, musk, dried fruits and cedar below.
Green basil air and a crisp floral with soft musk describe Tokyo Bloom, a 2012 launch built from basil, dandelion, blackcurrant bud and galbanum over white musk, amber and gaiac wood.
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It smells like spiced jasmine tea with orange peel and sandalwood. It opens with star anise, mandarin orange and bergamot, moves into jasmine, cardamom and cinnamon and settles on amber, patchouli and sandalwood.
In the community's experience it lasts roughly a working morning or afternoon, and projects to about arm's length.
It is best in spring, fall and winter. It is an evening scent. It suits casual days.
It reads unisex.
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