Jasmin et Cigarette (EDP)

"Jasmin et Cigarette EDP is a 2006 niche floral-smoky fragrance from Etat Libre d'Orange created by Antoine Maisondieu. Its identity is built around the contrast between narcotic jasmine and the ashy, lived-in impression of tobacco smoke, giving it a glamorous yet slightly disheveled character. Depending on the source, the note listing varies somewhat, but the market consensus consistently centers on jasmine, tobacco, tonka, woods, musk, and a subtly fruity or hay-like warmth. The fragrance is widely described as unusual rather than mass-appealing, balancing beauty with a deliberately dirty or smoky undertone. Reviews suggest it wears as a distinctive woody floral musk with a bohemian, nocturnal personality rather than a straightforward clean jasmine soliflore. It remains one of the more recognizable early Etat Libre d'Orange releases because of its striking name and memorable juxtaposition of floral radiance against cigarette smoke."