White Jasmine & Mint against London Rain White Jasmine & Mint
One number per era rather than one number overall — two fragrances can be
near-identical at the opening and different things by the evening, and an
average hides exactly that.
How close, and when
Across a whole wearing, Jo Malone London White Jasmine & Mint and Jo Malone London London Rain White Jasmine & Mint are very close. They are nearest during the heart and furthest apart in the opening, which is the part a single figure would average away.
78%
opening · 0–1 h
86%
heart · 1–3 h
79%
drydown · 3–8 h
- At the opening, 0 to 1 hour in, the two are close.
- At the heart, 1 to 3 hours in, the two are very close.
- At the drydown, 3 to 8 hours in, the two are close.
Measured across all twenty-four facets, from the notes below — not from the
families on the boxes. They share
2 of 18 materials, which is
worth holding beside the figures: a pair can share almost nothing and still
converge, because different materials can smell of the same things.
What AKIN predicts
AKIN predicts these two are alike, and the evidence behind that is substantial.
Two signals sit on this page and are never averaged: what the note
pyramids measure these two to share, and what AKIN’s resemblance
graph predicts. Where they part, that is the finding rather than a fault.
The pyramids, side by side
Compared by material rather than by spelling, so a note recorded two ways is
not counted as a difference.
top
both — Mint
White Jasmine & Mint only — Bergamot, Blackcurrant, Cardamom, Chamomile, Coriander
heart
both — Jasmine
White Jasmine & Mint only — Lily of the Valley, May Rose, Orange Blossom, Ylang-Ylang
base
White Jasmine & Mint only — Cedar, Dried Plum, Guaiac Wood, Musk, Tea, Vetiver
London Rain White Jasmine & Mint only — Mate