Le Labo's Jasmin 17

Jadori of Christian Dior.

I don't think you'll find it in a perfume. You want an essential oil. You can use it as perfume and it has aroma therapy qualities too. Try a website like aromaland.com or mountain rose herbs. I might try the jasmine oil myself because I agree, the oil smells amazing!!!

The only perfume that smells like this that I've encountered would have to be found at Lush... it's a solid perfume called "Lust" solid jasmine perfume... it's lovely!

This has Jasmine and sweet almond oil. You can search perfumes on sephora for jasmine. A lot of perfumes use jasmine as a base note.

I don't know about an actual perfume, but if you buy Jasmine essential oil, just pure Jasmine, and put it in some scentless oil and use that, it's identical.

I used to use Moroccan Oil for the same thing. For me, this product is much more lightweight. I can use the Moroccan Oil (I use Josie Moran) sometimes, but a tad too much and things get greasy. This serum is slick, and smooths just as well as the oil, but with much less product and no greasiness. You need much less - and the smell is amazing. I still use Moroccan oil sometimes if my hair is super dry, but this is my go to daily hair serum. Hope that helps!

Moroccan oil is a bit heavier and takes longer to absorb. This one smells more pleasant and doesn't feel heavy if you use it the next day without washing. Moroccan oil starts to weigh it down and you can feel it in your hair if you add it ob day two. Try the Oscar blandishments its worth it.

This has sweet almond oil as the oil base rather than argan oil, but has a number of silicon-type chemicals that make the hair shiny and protect it when drying or straightening. Moroccan oil can probaly be found cheaper, but has the texture of olive oil, but generally does absorb quickly. This serum is lighter and has the silicone "slippery" feeling that makes the hair shiny &very soft. Moroccan oil probably has fewer chemicals.

It's not as versatile as Moroccan oil, but I find that it works far better on my hair than morrocan oil ever did. Plus, the smell is far nicer.

Yes....I have both. It performs like the CHI but much better.

Yes, it works much better with a better smell, lightness and non-oily feeling.

I say yes! I have tried CHI, Biosilk and Argan Oil. This beats them all hands down.

This is a finishing product. Try the Blandi Raffinata Straightening Balm
for straightening, does the job well and smells great. I have curly hair and I use this and it is fabulous!

It will definitly help with frizz, and make your hair look healthy even though you use the straightner on it.

No - does not contain UV protection - wish it did though!

This contains: cyclopentasiloxane, dimethiconol, cyclomethicone, phenyltrimcone, sweet almond oil, tocopheryl acetate. So yeah, it's probably vegan but not all natural.

It doesn't specifically say alcohol, so i'd say no.

yes, i have fine hair and it doesn't weigh mine down. i use it at night and sometimes on my ponytail in the day. all the jasmine oil products are great!!!

It does no tmmake your hair feel or look grease. If you use just a dime size through out your entire hair that will be enough. Too much of the serum will make you look greasey.

Yup, i usually use 2-3 drops on the ends of my hair to get rid of any frizz or fly aways without blowing drying but it's very good for protecting your hair from heat as well.