Jasmine Sambac Roll-On

Sambac is derived from Sanskrit’s campaka, describing a heady mix of florals. Known to bloom its flowers at night, jasmine sambac has a greener profile compared to other jasmine varieties and at the same time has musky, animalic notes as well as undertones of honey and tea. Exotic and heady, there is a likening of jasmine sambac to other delicate white flowers such as gardenia and orange blossom which shares its balance in its floral complexity and refreshing greenness. The current official catalogue lists Jasmine Sambac Roll-On as a perfume roll-on. This is an individual fragrance product, separate from the brand's beauty oils, floral waters, home fragrance and incense. The official product page gives the product-specific description and identifies its main fragrance materials. The note entries follow the product's main disclosed scent materials. The roll-on descriptions name a central botanical or perfume material but do not publish a full top, heart and base pyramid; the named material is recorded as the central note without adding undisclosed ingredients. For the three Eau de Parfums, the phase ordering follows the prose descriptions and is marked as an editorial reading of that copy, not a formal published pyramid. The brand's About page names Laime Kiskune as its in-house perfumer and formulator, but does not explicitly attribute each individual product to her, so no individual perfumer is attached. No independent wearer review is included in the source material.