Jasmin Venom

Jasmin Venom by Flower Drew Barrymore presents a soft, powdery floral with subtle fruity and vanilla accents, creating a delicate and unobtrusive profile. The scent leans heavily on musky, vanilla-tinged powder with a hint of plum and jasmine, rather than a bold, intense jasmine bomb. While some note the jasmine is muted or faint, others appreciate it as a background layer that blends with the vanilla and woody drydown. The fragrance develops gently on the skin, warming up subtly over several hours and offering a modest, intimate sillage. Longevity is moderate—lasting around one to two hours—though it doesn’t linger on clothing. The overall impression is that of a quietly elegant, accessorized scent that evokes vintage powder and floral confections, more reminiscent of a well-tailored goth-lace skirt than a striking narcotic punch. It wears well during daytime and summer, aligning with simple, casual elegance. The affordable pricing supports its role as a playful, affordable, lightweight choice for those who favor soft, sweet floral powders without heavy sweetness or overwhelming sillage.