Dior Addict Eau de Toilette

Voluptuous Jasmine... To start, this doesn't smell anything like the EDP to me, and really shines in warm weather. Powdery, velvety jasmine-sambac accented by Tunisian neroli get top billing in this beauty. Opens with a fruity burst of mandarin that segues into the jasmine-sambac & tunisian neroli heart with floral, near-violet, clean, citrus & warm-spicy nuances, all resting on a floral support base of vanilla-sandalwood. Jasmine-sambac is the star of the show here with its velvety, marshmallow-y, near-violet & warm-spicy nuances that are cut by the fresh, clean & citrus aspects of the Tunisian Neroli. On the skin I'm getting musk & pencil shavings and a later shampoo vibe, and in the air once the jasmine-sambac starts to heat up it takes on a room-filling velvety, fluffy, near-marshmallow smoothness. Seekers & collectors of jasmine scents won't be disappointed. Contrast to Daisy Marc Jacobs: These are different, but there are some similarities with musky jasmine. Daisy is more aquatic & ozonic, while Dior Addict EDT is more about powdery, velvety jasmine. Dior Addict EDT outperforms. Overall: Well above average performance, and a beautiful jasmine-sambac scent profile, but not what I was expecting for the Dior Addict name. This wasn't a love at first sniff for me, but once the vanilla aged in the bottle it's now blowing me away. it's a love for me. Enjoy! Update 07/06/24: Really enjoying this one today. The vanilla has come even more forward than initially. Smells fantastic in the air; sweet yet fresh, fluffy & full, creamy, powdery & clean. Up close on the skin there is a pleasant but sharp cleanness from the neroli. It's definitely not a dupe, but becomes more and more similar to the family of scents like J'Adore Dior, Daisy Marc Jacobs - I would say I find it more similar to J'Adore Dior than Dior Addict EDP. Performs great in warm weather, and with aging the vanilla this becomes a 10/10.

I have both the Dior addict EDP and the EDT, and I like both, even thought they are from different planets. The edp is feminine in a dark, heavy and intimidating way, meanwhile the edt is a bright, sparkly and a very likeable feminine. I often shy away from wearing the edp because it's so strong and intense, but the edt I reach for almost every day. It's so easy to wear (in a good type of way)! Somehow I feel like it smells like a summer party, with good friends and colorful drinks and a low, red sun. If you like bright, girly parfumes this is a safe blind buy. But you might be dissapointed if you expect a lighter match to the edp. Rating this 9/10 in total. My favorite perfumes is guerlain meteorites and miss dior blooming bouquet, so maybe that will give an insight in what type of feminine this perfume is and who will like it. Smells somewhat like marc jacobs daisy, but better, in my opinion. very sad this is discontinued.

I bought it first time in 2014 at airport on a work trip to Amsterdam. At that time I was sure that all fragrances turned bad on my skin and that I was never going to find any fragrance that would be beautiful from start to finish, but this gem totally changed my view. I fell in love completely. This is just so beautiful and emotional. I started to get more into fragrances in 2019 and after testing lots of fragrances I have realized that I'm usually not a fan of white flower dominant scents; except for this one. This is just perfect, suitable for both day and night. I see lot of people say that this is not long lasting, but on my skin, I get at least 8 h longevity. More suitable for cold weather, but you can definitely wear it all year round. Suits every occasion, it's fresh and deep at the same time. My Addiction, my Signature. Dior please never discontinue!

I went to a talk on a cruise ship about combining perfumes to make your own signature scent. The two perfumes featured were Dior Addict & Yves St Laurent Libre. Both are beautiful on their own but do also work really well together. The salesperson sprayed both of my arms with the perfumes. I originally bought Libre because I thought initially that the Addict smelled too strong. It is 15 hours later & I can still smell the Addict on my wrist. It is absolutely beautiful. It dries down to a lovely fragrance that must go really well with my body chemistry because I have never had any fragrance last this long on my skin. I thought I would just buy it when I get home but I’ve looked on every department store website and no one sells it in the states apparently so I’ll buy it on ship before I leave.

This scent is a great all-rounder for those who live in warmer climates. The opening is clean and dewy, a refreshing and irresistibly pretty citric-white floral. The drydown gets abit warmer and powdery, taking me by surprise, vanilla and sandalwood emerges to sweeten and add some weight to the composition, yet inspite of that, it never gets cloying in the heat and remains clean. Addict edt is basically a bright citrus-jasmine-vanilla scent. It does have that high-end, classy feel to it despite being simplistic. Practically the total opposite of the edp, this one is sunny, optimistic and demure. I can understand how some would find it boring, but I can see myself easily reaching for a scent like this, it would get used up quick.

Golden juice like sunshine in a bottle. Juicy mandarin and zesty orange. The sandalwood gives it a bit of spiciness, then the opulent sambac jasmine. Gorgeous scent! I stumbled across this by accident and so glad I did. I love Dior Addict EDP and thought I had bought the matching body lotion. To my discovery it was meant for the EDT. I thought this perfume would have been too light for me but I was wrong. So glad to have this in my collection. Edit I can smell the similarity with the EDP on dry down but they are complete opposites of each other. Think of a positive and negative or 'Addict through the Looking Glass'. I'm personally glad that they do smell different but yes still have that Addict vibe.

This beauty arrived in my mailbox this morning, and, it's a full big bottle (100ml/3,4FL.OZ)!!! And, the bottle is so stunning, tall and slim, it fits my wardrobe perfectly, and, smells so wonderful on my skin, and, the dna of my dark blue Addict bottle is def there, every good thing is already said about this stunner, I get no headacke or other allergies from this beauty, I can gladly order a box x 6 of this snacksy scent if the right money comes around, than I will spray every inch of my body, and, I will only watch Tina Turner on my premium youtube channel, and, have a glas of whitewine or two (do not disturb, the genious is working...)

This is significantly differently to the EDP so you are getting a really different experience. This reminds me more of something from the J'Adore line so I would say that if you like that line you would like this. I find the lasting power to be not strong enough sadly, I wish it lasted longer. It is really hard to find a 'lighter' based fragrance which has staying power. It is really lovely though, it gives me a great feeling when I spray it, it is very fresh and you can smell the bergamont and sicilian mandarin. This is a great everyday fragrance and would make a great gift as it has a broad appeal.

I was looking for something fresh, but also versatile since I only have sweet gourmand scents that are more appealing for winter or night events. I tested many: D&G Light Blue, Chance Eau Tendre, Pure Poison, even the Dior Addict Eau Fraiche 2014, but the Addict EDT was the one for me. On my skin, the Sicilian Mandarin is much stronger than the Jasmine. It is classy, clean, simple, super dry and it can be slightly sweet (not overwhelming at all). I would recommend it specially for the office, but I can imagine this being my fragrance for summer vacations and even for a date night. I LOVE IT!!!

Like soft sunshine on dewy jasmine petals, with a hint of citrus, drying down to warm, vanilla scented skin. I love this fragrance and haven’t worn it enough. It bears little to no resemblance to Addict EDP so don’t expect that. Appropriate any time of the day or night in any season, though it really shines as the weather starts to warm up. Pretty long lasting for an EDT. If you’re looking for a light floral (but not wimpy - this definitely has depth to it) or a jasmine-focused scent I highly recommend giving this a try. Surprisingly underrated IMO.

It is cheerful and sweet within the first hour, but then it changes into truly intoxicating jasmine, neroli and sandalwood scent. A bit smoky I think. Mysterious and sophisticated. You have to like sandalwood note to be able to love it. Update: I've tested it again, it is enchanting, I love it! Update2: I've checked it also in winter and I have to say that it's suitable for all seasons. In lower temperature it is sweeter and less smoky but still wonderful. Update3: I totally love its smoky sandalwood note! It is soooooo good! Entirely comforting!

Tried today and fell in love , maybe the first perfume that instantly made me throw my money at the lady behind the counter. All my favourite notes with the most perfect base... sandalwood and vanilla.At last no sticky musk to ruin it .Love jasmine with a fresh citrus touch .Smells like daisy at first but on my skin it develops into a more elegant , sparkling fragrance .I love it and have been wanting a fragrance like this for ages .Staying power is amazing .So good , if you love a fresh floral and adore jasmine this wont let you down .

THE BEST PERFUME EVER. I AM REALLY AN ADDICT TO IT. I CAN'T IMAGINE SOMEONE NOT LIKING IT. IT IS SO MYSTERIOUS, MYSTIC, ROMANTIC, SENSUAL, SWEET AND ACID AT THE SAME TIME. STRONG BUT NOT HEADACHE INDUCING. DEEP, YOU NEED TO SMELL IT TILL THE END AND BEYOND. MUCH BETTER AND DIFFERENT THAN THE EDP, LOVELY, MAGIC, VIBRANT,ENERGETIC, GOLDEN, UNFORGETTABLE, UNREPLACEABLE. CONGRATULATIONS DIOR. THIS IS IT, NO NEED TO TRY MORE. I COULD DIE IF IT IS DISCONTINUED IN THE FUTURE. IT IS DEFINITELY ADDICTIVE.

I was able to test this fragrance at Sephora in Paris. I am so happy that I found it. Although I love the OG, it tends to be strong for every day wear. This version had a freshness that is more universally wearable, yet maintains elements of the original with a lovely vanilla, sandalwood dry down. The longevity for me was surprisingly good. I was getting whiffs from my sleeve while shopping in Paris on a cool winter day. This is a great find.

Wearing Dior Addict eau de toilette definitely takes me on a ride to "WonDIORland"!!! Mandarins...mmmmm....so happy, so delicious it tickles my senses. The heart sends me afloat in an air of ADDICTIVE florals as the trail makes a statement with its subtle woody characteristic accentuated by a seductive trace of vanilla. An absolute MODERN take on Oriental. Ultra-feminine...ELEGANT...my absolute addiction!!!

It is not hard to find a white flower floral scent, but it is a challenge to find a well blended floral mix. This perfume is not too complicated, but it is very feminine, elegant and sophisticated. I was searching for a signature perfume to a new period of my life, because I am changing jobs and switching career and with Dior Addict EDT, I feel confident and optimistic :). Love

I bought this blind and have to see that this is a nice fragrance, but completely different to the Eau de Parfum which is very spicy with a hint of vanilla. For me, this smells very similar to J'adore which I also love, but would have thought that Dior would have stuck to the spicy theme, only lighter.

I love this new eau de toilette! It's a fresh, powdery, woody, lively floral. It's totally different from the EDP. A sophisticated and feminine woody floral. It's fresh yet very sultry and it draws many compliments, mostly from men. I definitely love it. It's one of my top 5 favorites. Gorgeous.

Smell like a glass of sweet wine and vanilla. Really easy to put it on. Not the best from Dior. Compare to D&G The One. D&G The One is 10 times better than this. I make the comparison between these two because they have almost similar vibe. BTW, I enjoy wearing it. I rate it 7/10

This fragrance smells SO yummy, normally not a fan of floral or citrusy scents but this is my go to fragrance. It’s a little bit on the pricey side and doesn’t smell anything like the Eau De Parfum but it is my favourite of all the addict collection

i bought it yesterday and when consultant spayed it: first minute: very nice,flowery,cute. then when i sprayed it at home it was led flowers and more vanilla. I think i like it,it’s pretty cute fragrance!!

Honestly, Dior never disappoints. I have many perfumes from their designer line and they worth every penny. I love this one as well, stays forever on clothes and also on skin I can compare it to other EDPs

fresh feminine unique lovely magical scent OMG i cant believe it if there is someone exist who doesn't like this fragrance worth each penny you spent.

I love this one soo much cuz its soft feminine creamy wearable and elegant fragrance.

This is shower-clean-on-a-summer-morning in a bottle. It's clean, feminine, light, airy, classy, and perfectly inoffensive. The few notes reported in the review tells you that it isn't very complex. The scent is classy and elegant, but lacks real uniqueness or character. The sandalwood is almost nonexistent and the vanilla is very mild, which is OK, as I've reported before, I'm not a huge vanilla fan. However, the orange and jasmine can smell a little soapy, which is why it's such a shower clean smelling fragrance. It's great for work, which is what I've been wearing it for, but pretty horrible for something like a date. It's generic, has low silage, and isn't very long lasting. The longevity is so bad that, even though I spray it once or twice a day, every day, in my bedroom, there is NO lingering scent in the room at all. For a summer date, I think Paco Rabanne pour Elle is a much better white flower. It has great silage and longevity. It's also discontinued. Guerilian's Jicky is also a better scent for a summer night, the lavender and citrus is a little more complex, though it lacks the subtle sweetness of Addict and it doesn't work well with everyone's natural scent. Michael Kors has a great white flower scent as well that is a great modern scent with good longevity. Something annoying about this fragrance is that it is just called Addict Eau de toilette. It is nothing like the super heavy silage, very heavy longevity vanilla bomb that is Addict eau de perfume. The Addict line is a little annoying that way. On a side note, the name is so utterly offensive. The original adds from the early 2000's touted the heroin chic look and the juice was called Addict. When they reformulated, they should have rebranded with a more sensitive name considering our current opioid epidemic and the real suffering that people are experiencing. I'm always very embarrassed for myself and for Dior when I have to answer the "what are you wearing" question with "Addict".

I know many people dislike this because it has nothing to do with the original, but I think the commercial intent here was to create something for a totally different market than those who like the EDP. As loved as the EDP is, it's also divisive. The EDT appeals to a much broader market. I'm an example of someone who's not fond of the EDP but I really enjoy the EDT. For me the EDP is too heavy and spicy, it smells a lot like horchata. Not unpleasant but just... different. Not really something I want to smell like, and not very suitable for my hot humid climate. When looking for a fresh summer scent, I accidentally stumbled upon the EDT and I love it! It's so fresh and juicy. Despite being launched in 2014, it smells like the early 2000s. This gives me major nostalgia. It's definitely familiar, and some could say "boring", but for me it fits what I'm looking for - something fresh, clean, uplifting and feminine that I can wear in the heat, while also feeling luxurious because it's Dior. It's simple but so good. It doesn't last long, but neither does any other fresh scent. After all the juicy freshness dies down, I also enjoy the vanilla sandalwood drydown that appears hours later. This perfume is young, carefree and happy. Maybe nothing groundbreaking, but for those of us who unfortunately don't like the renowned Dior Addict EDP, the EDT gives us a little piece of Addict and makes us feel like we're part of the history. It's overpriced for what it is, but it's definitely something I would consider purchasing.

I wonder if the notes listed here are correct, because from what I smelled there seem to be notes missing. A saleslady generously sprayed this on my hand today even though I told her I was not intersted in yet another Addict flanker. She insisted and I almost hate to admit it but I'm glad she did! If I have to describe what I smelled, using the notes listed here I would find it very difficult. My first impression was: this resembles Sexy Amber by Michael Kors. So not what I expected. A creamy woody and amber floral and also musk! A shadow of the Addict eau de parfum lingers within, but it is still very recognisable. Sillage is poor but longevity is very good, I can still smell it, it has been over 5 hours and I even whashed my hands! The original Addict was not my thing, far to strong to my liking. The Addict eau de parfum I really like but to me it is only suitable for cold weather. This new 'little sister' Addict eau de toilette IMO is more suitable for warmer weather. I won't be buying it because I have several perfumes which are similar, but I really like it. If you try this with an open mind you may find you like it!

Just unpacked. THANKS to the various reviews, I already knew that Dior Addict edt is ultra different to the Dior Addict EDP (which I absolutely Love + wear it every day). First spray edt: soapy-dry but really uplifting, powdery. Bit orange, something green, sandalwood (gives me a Musky, creamy-aromatic woody note). Tends to be a bit heady. Oha!! This initial spray reminds me of 'my early years' at work ... :'D Just checked. I don't have my large lacoste pour femme bottle anymore, but I kept a small sample of it. Had it around 2013 - when I wore soapy innocent fragrances for the office all the time. In the beginning, Dior Addict really reminds me of that lacoste one plus the memories made with it - with its soapy fresh, yet dry opening!! Dior Addict edt is a bit more aromatic, I would say. Someone wrote, that it has a metallic tone in the beginning, I agree. Ca. 20mins in, Dior Addict edt is less heady. There is more of a warmer citrus + wood feel to it now, but I still get the soapy, just-showered sensation. So far I'm pleased. But need to further try this new one. :)

If you read the comments of people who find this too "simple" or too "linear", you'd be led to believe that complexity and the number of different notes is what matters most in a perfume, but it is wrong! What matters in a perfume is 1)balance and 2) the ability to evoke emotions. On this front, this little gem really hits the spot: it is perfectly balanced and it makes me feel happy, almost giddy with delight! First you split open a juicy mandarin, with sparkly and almost green notes that remind me of winter time (we have oranges and citrus fruit in winter here). Then there is a soft veil of musky jasmin that smells almost leathery, like thin suede. You are left in a comforting woody-vanilla drydown which hangs close to the skin, like a warm white fluffy blanket. It definitely has soft round edges and will not please those who like their scent to shock or provoke. But those of you looking for a bright, positive, sensual and happy fragrance, this is it. Can't wait to see what it will smell like in the spring and warmer weather, but right now, this is pure magic!

I think this has made me want to try out more citrus type fragrances; I thought it was spiceyness I was after... When I first sprayed this and I took a first whiff it hurt my nose. I think it was too much citrus straight from the (sample vial) I like this; once it settles the florals come through nicely. I can't say anything for longevity yet but the sillage doesn't seem great; I can smell it from my wrist slightly; but I don't think someone sat the other side of a sofa would be able to smell it. I would like to compare this to the new Addict EDP; I'm a little confused with all the new re-formulations etc. though and therefore haven't been interested enough to try it yet. This scent reminds me something a mature respectful person would wear. A grown-up smell. I can imagine my mum wearing this when I (and she) was a little younger. ....I mean this in the best way! I think I shall have to give this perfume a little more time and thought though.

This is very fresh and summery. It is clean, simple and bright. Jasmine and Neroli come through for me on the opening and while it is lovely it is slightly artificial smelling. The orange comes shortly after and again it is light and bright but slightly artificial smelling. I get a small hint of sandalwood behind the florals and orange note but very little vanilla. The scent is familiar and slightly generic but very likeable and very wearable. I would probably wear it more in summer than winter and more day than night but you could really wear it anywhere, anytime. It would suit any age and is a very feminine fragrance. I like it but don't love it so far. It doesn't really project all that much and quickly fades after spraying. I know it's an EDT but still... I don't have many fresh summer scents because I live in a cold country that doesn't have much Summer so I will definitely wear it but I regret getting a large bottle.

Tested today and I liked it, not loved. Among all these new modern concept scents this is not a bad one. Nothing like original Addict EdP and still this flanker mania has been taken too far, but I understand that this one is not such a big perfume to own a different name. The listed notes are lovely and I can smell them but in a faint way as shadows of what they should be. Sandalwood... not sure. It smells nice and mellow but they put very little inside, maybe only chemical replacer, regardless of the Dior SA insisting on how Dior uses natural high quality stuff. It's a nice floral/creamy feminine scent that behaves both on skin and fabrics. An easy choice for a ladies summer scent that it's not loaded with cheap Citrus and fruity baskets. It lasted more than 5 hours on my skin and it's still there with drydown. Not bad.

This fragrance is soft and easy to wear everywhere without overdo it, day and night. For me it falls on the sporty family fragrances. First, on application and right until 30mins top note is evident and very pleasant. The Sicilian mandarin shines and I love this part of the evolution of the fragrance. Then, and for at least 1h or 2hrs I definitely get the combination of Jasmin and Neroli which I don't find them too attractive since they smell to me like nail paint (perhaps this is just in this fragrance ?, I have to verify this). Finally, and after the middle notes have disappeared I get the normal, usual, soft and pleasant mix of vanilla and sandalwood, more sandalwood which I love the most out of the pair.

Lovely light subtle and close to the body. Undeniably vanilla at the top as a softly sweet jasmine and citrus float below. I've received many compliments while wearing even tho to my nose it fades in a matter of +3 hours. I am cautious in re-applying because the vanilla can overpower on reapplication losing the sandalwood base. Simple, no-fuss, fresh fragrance - she is a youthful tho quietly elegant fragrance. She is of low silage and can easily be worn as an everyday fragrance. To my nose this is similar to Loewe Woman 001 but better quality and expect a higher price point. Though enjoyable, it's not distinct enough for me to reach for frequently, I'll wear it but unlikely to replace once it's gone.

Please excuse me in advance I am not good at distinguishing notes...yet. :) Anyway, I tried this at the duty free shop in the airport recently. I thought it was WONDERFUL! Yes, the top is fruity and floral and similar to Daisy. This one feels like there is a soft sheer veil over the fruitiness. I guess that is the addition of vanilla. The vanilla comes out more in the dry down and smells warm and natural not too sweet. Mmmm so good. This is something I think most people would like the smell of. It is office friendly and good for all occasions. If it wasn't so expensive I would love to own it!

This would be in my top five if it had better longevity. My skin has a tendency to amplify vanilla and I actually get a lot of vanilla together with the mandarin and jasmine but it is not the dark smoky vanilla of the edp (which I love and respect but find too much to wear on most occasions). The vanilla in this is bright and light. This is a spring or summer scent but it has depth. Perfect if it didn’t disappear from my skin in 2-3 hours. If this scent had been launched with another name I believe it would have a lot more positive reviews.

A Horrible scent?! I think that is going to far. If you are expecting the EDP and all of its density then of course you are going to be disappointed. This is a light Jasmine fragrance with citrus from mandarin and neroli. I wear this in Spring and better yet for the Hot Humid Summer when it shines the best and I wouldn’t dare to wear something so heavy as the EDP. I think that is what it is intended to be. The EDT and EDP are like day and night, total opposites. I enjoy this fragrance. It is pleasant as non offensive.

I think this is just an "okay" fragrance. Nothing about it stands out to me and makes me want to wear it. It's nice, sweet, and youthful without being too young, but I find it fairly boring. I also don't think I'm a huge fan of vanilla in perfume and I definitely smell a lot of vanilla here. My husband, on the other hand, thinks it is amazing and wishes I would wear it more often. I think this is nice for a summer evening or an autumn morning, but it's not something I reach for often.

For me the only similarity to Daisy is present for the first 5 min, after that some creamy softness as n Eau Des Merveilles come to the scene. Do not get me wrong, it is not similar to EDM, but the creaminess in both is of the same type. It seams to be generic for the first 10-20 min, but then has it's own character. I like it a lot, and do not regret sending Si in swap for this Addict:) Do not know yet about longevity and sillage, so will be back.

Nothing remotely like the original (or even anything like the eau fraiche 2004 which was technically the first Addict EDT). Anyways, this is still a beautiful summer perfume. Light, fresh, pretty and elegant and yes it smells very much like Daisy. It has a removable lid, a big clear plastic one. It's not a kooky push down sprayer like the others (it just looks like it is)...pfft!! Apparently this is Limited Edition, quelle surprise!!

Hmm, I haven't used this in a year yet I feel the need to keep it. Even the bottle itself is gorgeous! This perfume has been a roller coaster ride for me. I loved it initially, then I thought it was too sweet and put it on eBay, then I realized I didn't want to let it go and I yanked the ad. Since then it's been in a box in my closet. I think it's name is accurate because I can't let it go, I'm addicted. And I still don't know why!

I pick up mostly the citrus and jasmine note, a little bit of neroli, and hardly any sandalwood and vanilla in the basenote. On my skin Dior Addict EDT stays quite citrusy and floral, in a very happy bright way. I can appreciate it for its relative simplicity and find it a good day time scent for spring and summer, when you want to smell pretty and cheerful in a grown up way.

OK, Dior Addict EDT, to me atleast, is nothing like Addict EDP. This one is more lightened and sweet, a watered down version of "something else" than the legend. I feel Rose in this perfume and it smells pleasantly great. If you are looking for a silleage monster, uhmm.. I dont know, if this helps, its mild and kinda forgettable. But pretty and nice though.

This is sparkly, metallic, cold and so elegant. It smells incredibly clean and has a gentle soapy vibe. I get a lot of lavender, and white florals, combined with woodsy notes, so it smells clean and not stuffy. I think this would be the perfect office scent. It's subdued and elegant. Timeless, classic and very mass appealing so it would be a good blind buy.

I bought this perfume last week , for the price i didnt think much of it , it was more a guilty treat :) , its fresh and light on the skin i get the floral and jasmine straight away , though after about 2 hours i can barely smell anything i have been complemented on it by a few people though so it must be still there , honestly its not special but nice,,,

This was a complete surprise. It has very little to none similarity to the EDP. It's a fresh and clean scent, slightly citrus-y, very well balanced. The only problem is, some minutes after spraying it becomes a skin scent, and one hour later it's gone. I had Poison on one wrist and Addict EDT on the other one... Poison was still there the next morning.

Not sure why's the hate, smells different than the original, which is good in my opinion, because I didnt like it , yet they should've come up with another name. The lasting power is 12 hours on me, which is great. Smells really floral fresh, yet I can detect the vanilla , great for hot summer days, pretty sensual smelling in my opinion.

A very lovely jasmine-organge scent with a tinge of vanilla. The jasmine is fresh, moist, and sweet. The Neroli, also quite nice but not over done, I easily get headaches from too much orange. This is creamy, quite delicious smelling....like eating an cremesicle surrounded by jasmine flowers. A great feminine scent that's growing on me.

Dior Addict EDT is so similar to Chanel Chance Eau Tender in its dry down, especially with the powderiness. Same vibe to me, both are soft beautiful floral. Dior Addict EDT is a fresh inoffensive day time scent, and an office friendly everyday fragrance. It's delicate elegant floral scent.

Summer review, humid country. The main accords look right. I smell a faint addict EDP which I though I know I don't always like to wear a powerhouse type. It's like a soft but sparkly mature fruity scent. Very pleasing scent, nothing seems too sharp, too this or that. Good all rounder.