A Marriage of Jasmine & Tuberose vs Jasmin Rouge
People who smelled both say they have some resemblance, and most agree. Jasmin Rouge is sweeter, and Jasmin Rouge is longer lasting.
- Avon · 1981A Marriage of Jasmine & Tuberose
- Tom Ford · 2011Jasmin Rouge
How alike are they?
Most agree
The meter shows how close people who smelled both say they are.
Based on many votesWhere they differ
- Jasmin Rouge is sweeter.
- Jasmin Rouge is longer lasting.
How they wear
Longevity
Moderate longevityBased on many votes
Long lastingLonger lasting than 50% of fragrancesBased on lots of votes
Projection
Moderate projectionBased on many votes
Moderate projectionStronger projection than 50% of fragrancesBased on lots of votes
Gender lean
Leans feminineBased on many votes
Leans feminineBased on lots of votes
What they're made of
A Marriage of Jasmine & Tuberose
Main accords
- Fresh
- Green
- Aquatic
- Spicy
- Woody
Top notes
- jasmine
- lilac
- mandarin orange
- orange
Heart notes
- tuberose
- gardenia
- jasmine
Base notes
Jasmin Rouge
Main accords
- Floral
- Sweet
- Woody
- White floral
- Citrus
- Fresh spicy
Top notes
- bergamot
- cardamom
- cinnamon
- ginger
- mandarin orange
- pepper
Heart notes
- broom
- clary sage
- jasmine
- neroli
- ylang-ylang
Base notes
- amber
- french labdanum
- leather
- vanille
- woodsy notes
Which one is for you?
Pick A Marriage of Jasmine & Tuberose if…
- you want one that is less sweet
- you want one that is shorter lasting
Pick Jasmin Rouge if…
- you want one that is sweeter
- you want one that is longer lasting