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!

I love it! Sweet & simple scent that isn't nauseating from too much musk and wood (like every other fragrance on the market these days). Very realistic lychee in the opening, slightly soapy base. Reminds me of Rose Jam by LUSH (the shower gel, specifically). Low projection, which I don't mind at all for this type of fragrance. I think this would be perfect for summer!

I don't understand the negative feedback this perfume is getting. It smells like roses, and the lychee gives it the perfect sweetness. I hate perfumes that have a strong, synthetic caramel scent, but the caramel note in this is very light. I found this to be is a very wearable spring time fragrance that lasts all day on my clothing.

I just received this bottle, and this is a love for me! There is a particular note in here that is very nostalgic and addictive. As in, something that I used to have in the 1970s as a child (yes I had adult fragrances lol). I wish I knew what the note is. Overall, this is blended beautifully.

This is definitely the best one out of the bunch. It smells how it looks: sweet, dainty, rosy.... I love the smell so much I bought myself a full bottle of this. It reminds me of a perfume we had in Brazil that was a huge hit in the 90’s called Giovanna Baby.

I think this one is delightful. Its a juicy and fruity rose scent with warmer and sweet drydown. Its easy to wear during warmer weather and I think its just a lovely scent for spring and summer if you like something sweet and fruity thats not too much.

At first, when I sprayed it, I thought: no, this is really not my kind of scent. But once it dried down, it smelled much better. The next day I put on my coat and caught the scent on it — and realized how good it actually was. Don’t judge at first!

This smells exactly like the dicscontinued la nuit tresor EDT I like it :) It's syrupy sweet and I don't particularly smell rose. It's fresh and floral but the floral is so heavily drenched in sweetness that it's almost undetectable

Ummm it doesn’t have to be a pure rose perfume just because it has that in name or one note 😅. Lychee and caramel are def present, rose is also there, gives a soapy touch to the sweetness. It is juvenile, girly, powdery sweet. Cute!

I really like this one, maybe because the notes are lychee and rose. It is sweet, fruity and elegant. Also reminds me of some perfume that I smelled before, but im not sure, maybe diptyque eau rose EDT? Too expensive.

I really like it. Dior’s description isnt wrong, it definitely smells like fondant but it’s not too sweet. Only issue is how weak the fragrance is

I honestly hadn't interest in these. Went to Dillard's smelled all three and they are lovely. I got Rosy Glow.

Oh wow this is so true to its notes. It's the most realistic caramel I've ever smelled

Simple , fresh and flirty. Perfect for date nights.

This fragrance is interesting to me. It’s not in the least what I was expecting. I have the OG addict and the fragrance is extremely strong. I expected these 3 new fragrances I received samples of would be as strong. Rosy Glow is definitely the best of the 3. It’s soft and light, very feminine. It’s described as a Floral Fruity Gourmand but I don’t get any lychee or caramel from it. It smells like a delicate, clean, soapy, powdery vanilla rose. Unlike the OG, this is a very safe and office friendly scent. It would be a good scent for those days that you want a fragrance that’s soft and easy to wear. I can’t say it’s an absolute love for me but I do really like it enough to buy it. I love rose perfume but find most too heavy to wear in the spring and summer. This would be a great rose fragrance for spring and summer.

Today I tested the pink one thoughtfully. Earlier I had written a review of Addict Peachy Glow and said that I liked it more, but today, in +30°C heat, the peach “shrunk” and turned out not to be very pleasant (it became a bit plastic and cloying - it clearly needs cooler weather and a light breeze). Meanwhile, Addict Rosy Glow Eau de Parfum Dior was actually quite lovely and playful. It felt almost like the scent of a lip gloss - so cute, unobtrusive, and not suffocating at all. Sweet, candy-like, and carefree. If the cherry were removed from the notes of Prada Candy Gloss, the result could easily be something like this Rosy Glow. I would be happy to receive this pink little bottle as a gift from someone (although, of course, I probably never will).

I was expecting something more floral and rosy, but this smells like straight caramel whipped cream with lychee jelly on top. While I don't hate sweet perfumes, I wish this actually had more rose in it! Good if you want to smell like actual candy though, and the bottle is really cute. Edit: I've been wearing this for a couple weeks now, and for some reason I keep smelling butter?? I don't know if it's just the caramel, but this smells buttery to me. (Still haven't found that rose note either...)

I am not rose scent lover, but this one is pleasant. It smells like rose locums Turkish delights good quality ones. I personally cannot smell caramel in it just rose and lychee and some sweetness. Unfortunately I agree with others that within an hour or two the scent is gone therefore I wouldn't purchase it unless there's some cheaper version of body mist available.

I got a sample of the three new addict perfumes with my sephora order. I am a big fan of rose scents so it is not suprising that I like this one the most of all three. It is however incredibly sweet so I would probably not reach for it often and I am definitivly not get a full bottle of this. I'll use up this sample tho and enjoy it while it lasts.

Nice sweet rose scent. This was my favourite from the collection but it didn't blow my mind. Unfortunately it's very faint and longevity is not good. Overall I'm not very impressed with this collection. I was very curious because the idea and the bottle design is very cute but for sure none of them will make it to my wishlist.

It is quite synthetic however, I find it quite sweet and an everyday ish spring summer fragrance. I feel like you could get similar for way less. Basically you are paying for the brand if you get any in the range.

Beautiful and pleasant sweet rose scent. I wear few sprays of MFK a la Rose edt on my skin and spray this one generously on clothes. They compliment each other. Very wearable in the office.

@Christabella - are you sure it was the pink and not the purple one that smelled like cashmeran? Because as long as I didn’t mess up my paper samples, I recall the purple one smelling like the tiniest hint of sweet, purple flowers drowned in a huge load of bitter cashmeran. I’ll go back and double check later, but out of the three, the pink one was the only one that was tolerable to my nose. They were all very weak, watery and uninteresting though. The bottle unfortunately looks very cheap in real life also. Like a childish toy. Honestly, it looks like a barbie perfume for a 7 year old. It’s borderline offensive. I guess I’m just too old for these. Give me Dolce Vita, Dune or the OG Addict any day of the week!

I smelled this today at alta and I was severely disappointed due to the fact that growing up dior addict was super sexy and and I remember the commercials about it being like a drug having something. So addicting to it and I have the original two thousand and four version and the twenty fourteen version and these new ones are pretty basic nothing that says sexy distinctive daring special. Dior needs to step it up.I don't know who's making their new perfumes they have been so basic we're trying to understand a lot of people can't handle strong fragrances anymore. Because now it's all ariana grande types and that weird metallic smell.

The description totally match the scent. I definitely get a lot of caramel which is softens by the lychee and yes there's something sparkeling that reminds me of a soda but don't remember which one. To be honest, it doesn't smell bad and I think it's a great cute scent but nothing extraordinary and it's very synthetic. For me it's too much juvenile, it's a good parfum for a girl in middle school or something like that but nothing more. And this kind of scent for that price ? LMAO NOPE It's the kind of scent you easily find at Adopt's, Zara, or similar places who make inexpensive perfum for young people. The bottle is cute though

I got a sample of this. It's one of those vials where there's not much in it, and evaporates fast. BUT, I used the whole sample up in one go. It was simply so light. On first spray I got whiffs of alcohol, but that was gone in 2 seconds. After the lychee came through. I think I'm not much of a lychee fan. This smells in the air a bit like red gummy candies. On clothes it's very faint, and smells more like a lychee tea lemonade or grenadine + water. U can't overspray this I think. It's okay, not special, but this synthetic lychee has a sour/screechy tone to it I don't like much. Guess it will do well with a younger crowd.

Dior Rosy Glow is a nice sheer rosewater in the opening with candied sour lychee. The "candied" part is the caramel and not a warm gooey caramel. It adds textural smoothness and, as it dries, some plastic touches unfortunately. On paper and clothes, it literally disappears in minutes. I don't even smell anything 30 min later which is also unfortunate. On skin, it lingers with moderate longevity. Not sure if that's a good thing because it becomes more plasticky and headache-inducing. Intimate on the skin in close to 4 hours but smells better during this time like the opening rosewater but with a warm caramel time.

The glow line is clearly meant to be crowd-pleasers for the younger demographic. The packagings are gorgeous. What I can say from all of the scents is that they are sweet and reminiscent of a popsticle. Rosy glow was my favorite out of the three, but even that I found sort of lackluster. I would like to give it proper try though. The fragrances are meant to come off as fun, vibrant, and youthful, but feel a bit cheap and juvenile - and I’m saying this as someone who is part of the target audience.

It's not bad, but it's something a mum who likes sweet smells would wear in my opinion. If you like Darcy by Parfums De Marly, this doesn't smell like that but it's along this type of genre; a very specific type of sweet smell with a mature touch. UPDATE: In the drydown, I also smell coconut. I'm not the biggest fan of coconut in fragrances much I much prefer this stage of this perfume compared to the opening as it smells more youthful

definitely the best out of the three, its still generic af tho i think i would have loved this 6 years ago lol dior probably wanted to create their own version of those stank body sprays that sephora kids obsess over and they nailed it i like that it is at a slightly lower price point than the rest of dior perfumes. other designer brands should take notes

Rosy Glow is ok. Liked it better in the beginning. It was more rose focused. A soft fruity rose but now the caramel is drowning the rose in sticky sweet goop. The top and middle of the fragrance is better than the dry down. The dry down smells like a caramel coated fruit salad. Oh and to add the opening is pure alcohol which is annoying.

A very sweet take on the rose/lychee profile. There are definitely some white florals in the mix that aren't listed as notes. It's quite youthful and too sweet for me, but I think it'd be a nice gift for someone else who resonates with this profile and packaging.

Rosy glow and peachy glow both smell so sickly to me. Like old flavoured water you’ve dolloped too much sugar into. The atomiser feels really crunchy for some reason and it spits at you. Bit of a cheap launch for Dior

Oh it is sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet! The lychee and rose disappear after a minute or 5 and I'm left with a very sweet and a bit cheap caramel/praline note. Not my thing, I wish the rose and lychee was more prominent.

Right after spraying, the rose is barely there - faint, almost imperceptible. As it dries down, it disappears completely, ending up on my skin as a caramel-lychee candy. Honestly, not very impressive...

5/10 Such a pretty bottle. How sad the scent is unremarkable. It's rosy, but not in the most youthful way. Pleasant, but forgettable. Also, the longevity is terrible; it just evaporates.

I used it and my BBW spray was stronger than this called eau de Parfum. It’s a total fail this line. Dior you need to do better.

I tried two of the today very light like perfume hair. Unfortunately I don’t think they are worth the price tag.

Skin tested at Sephora. Overpriced body spray. My husband thinks it seems like big spray.

Rosy Glow smelled amazing on the test strip — like a rose lychee jelly. But on my skin it just smells... odd. The opening is much fruity floral than the dry down. After a few minutes of wear it becomes much more caramel-forward. It smells like I tried layering two perfumes with very different scent profiles that just don’t work together. I agree with the other reviewers that say it’s reminiscent of rotting fruit. I also noticed little to no projection. However, it will definitely stay on your skin for a while. If you were to wear this perfume for an entire day you’d probably only need to reapply once.

Dear Dior, what are we doing here? I agree with comments down below: the rose is non-existent, the only thing I can smell is a sweet caramel. Weak sillage is another disappointment. As a Dior Addict EdT and Dior Addict 2 lover, I can't put this fragrance into the same category. Great for dates? I had to put my wrist right under my husband's nose and ask him if he smells anything at all. Definitely not a compliment getter. This should be a body mist with a much lower price tag. I will take my hard-earned money somewhere else.

Quite teenagey. I get strong notes of lychee and caramel when sprayed on skin, very sweet and reminiscent of high school locker rooms. I can imagine this might be nice to wear on hot summer evenings however, but wouldn't really use it at different times.

how could dior release this after how beautiful miss dior essence was...cough syrup-y lychee and a musty caramel. i barely get any rose, just a powdery non-descriptive floral. this actually made my stomach turn a bit

I was so excited for this one as a rose lover but found it disappointing compared to the other two. It also has the worst performance. It is a very gourmand rose, much like a rose macaroon but a bit stuffy and thick.

This is my least favourite of the new Dior Addict trios. Smells just like Fleur Majesty - it’s giving rose bath cubes, lipstick & talcum powder vibes.

This scent reminds me of Victoria’s Secret sprays But this one is quite strong and sweet, smells like caramel and rose candy