Jasmin Méditerranée by Farina

Jasmin Méditerranée by Farina: A Green Floral Escape

Farina introduces Jasmin Méditerranée, a new green floral fragrance for women and men, arriving in 2026. It captures the smell of a Mediterranean garden warmed by the sun.

The composition opens with tomato leaves, bergamot, and basil. In the heart, jasmine sambac, jasmine, and fig unfold, while amber and musk create a soft, warm base.

The opening is vivid and garden-fresh. Tomato leaves bring a green, almost tangy edge; bergamot adds brightness; and basil introduces an aromatic kick. Together they feel crisp, slightly spicy, and full of natural energy.

The floral heart is the true centerpiece. Jasmine sambac, also known as sampaguita, joins classic jasmine and a gentle fig note. The blend is creamy and white-floral, with a subtle fruitiness that keeps it from feeling heavy or cloying.

A base of amber and musk rounds everything out. The musk stays clean, the amber is soft, and the finish is powdery and lightly sweet, leaving an intimate trail rather than an overwhelming sillage.

Classified as a green floral fragrance, Jasmin Méditerranée includes accords like fresh spicy, aromatic, green, white floral, musky, citrus, amber, fruity, powdery, and sweet. This broad palette ensures the perfume evolves on the skin instead of staying flat.

The first ratings give it a 4.0 out of 5, a promising start for a new launch. Farina has created a balanced fragrance that feels fresh yet comforting, with enough complexity to appeal to both casual wearers and fragrance enthusiasts.

This is for those who love green florals and don’t mind the bold, leafy character of tomato leaves. It’s also an excellent choice for anyone seeking a bright unisex perfume for spring and summer, with a soft musky base that feels easy to wear.

Jasmin Méditerranée is a lovely addition to Farina’s lineup. Its leafy opening, creamy jasmine heart, and warm amber-musk base strike a refined Mediterranean balance. If you’re after a fresh, modern floral with personality, this deserves a test.