Addict Rosy Glow Eau de Parfum

Delightful, truly. This opens up a juicy fruity rose with a warm airy undertone, effortlessly wearable. The rose here is neither a dark velvety one nor a sharp lemony florist’s rose, but a fully bloomed pink rose. Its soft, girlish, luminous, petals are loosened by light and folded so prettily into the lychee and vanilla. The whole thing feels pink through and through. It doesn't smell juvenile. It isn't even syrupy as much as it is jammy, in the best sense: glossy, plush, lightly translucent. I adore how the materials soften one another rather than compete. The lychee presents watery-sugared sheen, a kind of cool blush over the rose, making the floral body feel juicier and more buoyant. Even the vanilla does not gourmandise but rather takes that bright pink freshness and breathe rounded sweetness it. Feminine in the best, more nectarous way. And then it gets even better. The development calls to my mind an adorable impression of having some lychee-strawberry custard tart stickiness lingering on your finger pads, glazed and candied. Having made sure to first savour any last remnants, you wash it away with cool fresh rosewater. Like a small, self-indulgent greed immediately followed by giggling, immaculate poise. By the drydown, it becomes a little more mature. It's still edible around the edges, but more cosmetic now. It smells like blushing florals and brown sugar boba sitting on your vanity, peach-scented lip balm already smooth and warm on your lips, the faintly sweet floral dust of Suppin powder rising as you pat your face in the mirror. It's like prettiness becoming style, if you get what I mean. The fruit glistens, the rose blooms, before the powder settles like a soft-focus filter. Got me all rosy-cheeked thinking about it, honestly.

This is the first Dior I actually want to buy since I started working with fragrances. If I had to guess, I would say Dior is looking to go in a new direction. Most of their key fragrances are dated, and they need to keep up with modern demands. The Miss Dior Essence that came out in 2025 was a step into the future as well, albeit still not quite right for a younger audience, and releasing 3 new Addicts at the same time with these trending notes must be experimental... hmm I must say out of the 3 new Addict glow launches, this one is my favorite. I reached for the peach glow initially and wanted to love it, but there’s still something about it that just smelled like grandma. This one is definitely more my speed. I understand everyone here who says it starts off sharp, but many perfumes do. Once it settles however, it’s gorgeous: sweet, fruity tropical, with a classic Dior touch - probably coming from the rose note. To those who say longevity or projection is not there, I am confused. I smell this on my cardigan right now and I sprayed it like 3 days ago. I’ve gotten compliments, many obsessive sniffs from my fiancé, and like I said I smell it on me right now without even trying. It’s strong and long lasting. The lychee makes me want to go on a vacation. The caramel base note is so true, it honestly makes my cardigan smell edible! @ Dior, enough with the cloying, heavy, sickly sweet floral perfumes. This is a good next step, let’s improve from here!

I find this perfume very delicate, and I honestly love it. I tried it at Sephora and ended up buying a bottle. I sprayed it on my arm, went home, took a shower, went to the movies, and even wore another fragrance... and I could still catch soft little wisps of this scent the entire time. It’s not a strong or loud perfume, and I know some people feel Dior missed the mark because it doesn’t compare to some of the Miss Dior fragrances. But not everyone wants powerful fragrances all the time. Some days you just want something soft, pretty, and subtle. Even if you usually like louder scents, this works perfectly for those quieter days. Longevity is actually very good for something this gentle, and it just makes you feel clean, feminine, and pretty✨

This is delicious. I don’t understand the hate it’s getting 😂 this is a sticky sweet caramel, with a sweet vanilla type rose in the background. i don't get lychee whatsoever here. Just a sweet, delicious rose tinted caramel. It’s young, but thats okay! Most mainstream beauty and fragrance releases are marketed toward young buyers. That’s who drives the trends. Personally, I love it. I can’t wait to smell the others! Smells absolutely nothing like Very Good Girl, much more sweet and less fruity, smells nothing like Covered in Roses as this does not smell like Delina at all. It SLIGHTLY resembles Delina Exclusif, but this is like DE’s very sweet and fun younger cousin. They are not sisters nor twins... more like very distant relatives.

Out of 3 this one was something nostalgic and subtle to my nose! After strong niche perfumes, this one is more watery rose-lychee jelly for me. And I love it. As if it’s unnoticeable but it’s there, subtly, gently, girly, sweet and cute! And Kurkdjian knows how to make soft rose waters! I sprayed all over me and left the perfume shop in the afternoon, it’s evening now and I am loving every second of wearing this juice! Honestly love it very much!