Good Girl Jasmine Absolute

Good Girl Jasmine Absolute is launched in 2025 by Carolina Herrera to mark the tenth anniversary of the Good Girl line, whose original dates back to 2016. This flanker follows the gourmand and amber continuity of the collection, while asserting its own identity built around jasmine, an emblematic raw material of the house. The signature It's so good to be bad accompanies the launch, underscoring the resolutely seductive positioning of the fragrance.

The composition, orchestrated by Louise Turner and Quentin Bisch, opens on a lively top pairing mandarin and a blackcurrant accord. The heart establishes jasmine in its full opulence, heightened by a touch of bitter almond that introduces a slight tension. The base unfolds a toffee-caramelized accord, roasted tonka bean and benzoin, lending the whole a gourmand, enveloping warmth characteristic of the amber family.

Within the Good Girl line, Jasmine Absolute holds a place of choice as an anniversary piece, concentrating the olfactory and visual codes of the collection — the black lacquered stiletto bottle is here crowned with a white jasmine flower. This Eau de Parfum is aimed at those who appreciate floral-gourmand compositions with a warm sillage, worn as readily in the evening as on occasions calling for a marked presence.