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What does Lust smell like?

Lust is not your typical delicate white floral; it is an unapologetic, carnal explosion of jasmine absolute. At its core, this fragrance captures the "indolic" side of the flower—the gritty, slightly rubbery, and animalic undertone that makes real jasmine so distinct from its clean, synthetic counterparts. Wearing it feels like standing in a humid garden at midnight; it is heavy, thick, and undeniably raw. As the scent settles, the initial "filthy" floral blast is tempered by the creamy sweetness of vanilla absolute and the buttery, tropical warmth of ylang-ylang. This transition creates a texture that enthusiasts often describe as honeyed yet rebellious. Sandalwood and rose absolute ground the fragrance, adding a woody backbone and a touch of classic floral sophistication that prevents the sweetness from becoming cloying. It is a scent of extremes: both remarkably fresh and deeply "dirty" at the same time.

Details

House: Lush
Concentration: Parfum
Gender: feminine
Year: 2010
Longevity: 8.5 / 10 · 175 Parfumo ratings
Sillage: 8.5 / 10 · 176 Parfumo ratings
Season votes on Parfumo: Fall (62 votes), Spring (51 votes)
Occasion votes on Parfumo: Night Out (62 votes), Evening (57 votes)
Scent Profile: Floral, Spicy, Sweet, Animal, Woody

Historical community ratings and votes imported from Parfumo. Values may have changed since import; the observation date is unavailable. Ratings reflect community opinions, not measured wear tests. Categories show up to two leading vote counts; votes are category selections and may overlap.

Community Insights

The consensus on performance is that this fragrance is exceptionally potent, with many users warning that a single spray is enough to last all day and project significantly.
It is frequently compared to Guerlain’s Samsara due to their shared jasmine, ylang-ylang, and sandalwood core, as well as Lush's own Flying Fox shower gel.
The fragrance is highly polarizing; while some praise it as a daring and empowering take on jasmine, others find the indolic, "sweaty" opening too aggressive or challenging.
Performance is a major selling point for the community, as the scent is known to cling to skin for over 24 hours and persist on clothing for weeks.
Recommended primarily for evening wear and nightlife, as its intensity is often considered too "not shy" for professional or office environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a safe choice for a "blind buy" if I like floral scents?+

No, Lust is quite polarizing. Unlike light, breezy florals, this is a "dirty" jasmine with heavy animalic and indolic accords. It is better suited for those who specifically enjoy bold, heady, and unconventional white florals.

How does the longevity and sillage compare to other perfumes?+

Lust is known for industrial-strength performance. The sillage is room-filling for the first hour and it remains highly noticeable all day. It is widely regarded as one of the longest-lasting perfumes in its price bracket.

Is this appropriate for work or the office?+

Generally, no. Because it is so loud and has a "skanky" or animalic edge, it can be overpowering in small spaces. It is most popular for night outs, evenings, or cool weather when you want a fragrance that makes a statement.

Does this smell exactly like the jasmine found in nature?+

It captures the "real" smell of jasmine more accurately than many luxury perfumes because it includes the indoles—the parts of the flower that smell slightly like rubber or earth. The addition of vanilla and ylang-ylang gives it an extra layer of syrupy sweetness.

Appears in Collections

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What does Lust smell like?

Lust is not your typical delicate white floral; it is an unapologetic, carnal explosion of jasmine absolute. At its core, this fragrance captures the "indolic" side of the flower—the gritty, slightly rubbery, and animalic undertone that makes real jasmine so distinct from its clean, synthetic counterparts. Wearing it feels like standing in a humid garden at midnight; it is heavy, thick, and undeniably raw. As the scent settles, the initial "filthy" floral blast is tempered by the creamy sweetness of vanilla absolute and the buttery, tropical warmth of ylang-ylang. This transition creates a texture that enthusiasts often describe as honeyed yet rebellious. Sandalwood and rose absolute ground the fragrance, adding a woody backbone and a touch of classic floral sophistication that prevents the sweetness from becoming cloying. It is a scent of extremes: both remarkably fresh and deeply "dirty" at the same time.

Details

House: Lush
Concentration: Parfum
Gender: feminine
Year: 2010
Longevity: 8.5 / 10 · 175 Parfumo ratings
Sillage: 8.5 / 10 · 176 Parfumo ratings
Season votes on Parfumo: Fall (62 votes), Spring (51 votes)
Occasion votes on Parfumo: Night Out (62 votes), Evening (57 votes)
Scent Profile: Floral, Spicy, Sweet, Animal, Woody

Historical community ratings and votes imported from Parfumo. Values may have changed since import; the observation date is unavailable. Ratings reflect community opinions, not measured wear tests. Categories show up to two leading vote counts; votes are category selections and may overlap.

Community Insights

The consensus on performance is that this fragrance is exceptionally potent, with many users warning that a single spray is enough to last all day and project significantly.
It is frequently compared to Guerlain’s Samsara due to their shared jasmine, ylang-ylang, and sandalwood core, as well as Lush's own Flying Fox shower gel.
The fragrance is highly polarizing; while some praise it as a daring and empowering take on jasmine, others find the indolic, "sweaty" opening too aggressive or challenging.
Performance is a major selling point for the community, as the scent is known to cling to skin for over 24 hours and persist on clothing for weeks.
Recommended primarily for evening wear and nightlife, as its intensity is often considered too "not shy" for professional or office environments.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a safe choice for a "blind buy" if I like floral scents?+

No, Lust is quite polarizing. Unlike light, breezy florals, this is a "dirty" jasmine with heavy animalic and indolic accords. It is better suited for those who specifically enjoy bold, heady, and unconventional white florals.

How does the longevity and sillage compare to other perfumes?+

Lust is known for industrial-strength performance. The sillage is room-filling for the first hour and it remains highly noticeable all day. It is widely regarded as one of the longest-lasting perfumes in its price bracket.

Is this appropriate for work or the office?+

Generally, no. Because it is so loud and has a "skanky" or animalic edge, it can be overpowering in small spaces. It is most popular for night outs, evenings, or cool weather when you want a fragrance that makes a statement.

Does this smell exactly like the jasmine found in nature?+

It captures the "real" smell of jasmine more accurately than many luxury perfumes because it includes the indoles—the parts of the flower that smell slightly like rubber or earth. The addition of vanilla and ylang-ylang gives it an extra layer of syrupy sweetness.

Can this be worn by men despite being marketed for women?+

While classified as a women's fragrance, its woody sandalwood base and gritty, animalic jasmine have earned it a following among men who enjoy bold, gothic, or heavy floral scents.

Which season is best for wearing Lust?+

It is most popular in the fall and winter, as the cold air helps tame its animalic heat. Some find it too suffocating in high summer humidity, though its tropical ylang-ylang notes do lend it a certain vacation-at-night vibe.

Accords

Notes

HeartJasmine absolute//Rose absolute//Ylang-ylang//Sandalwood//Vanilla absolute

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