Dioramour

Blind buy - risky enough concerning the price, anyway reading all the positive reviews I decided to take a risk. Was it worth it? At the beginning the perfume opens with a heavy iris and refreshing jasmine notes at a background. It is a really beautiful combination, because iris itself is very powerful and sometimes too sweet, therefore jasmine clams it down and literally "cool" all the composition. After a while the scent dries down to a creamy powdery note, I do not feel jasmine any more, only powdery notes with light iris. On me the perfume is not so long lasting as it is written in the description of the perfume on the Dior site. I would rather say that the perfume is with a moderate longevity, does not disappear immediately, but also does not last for the whole day. However, the sillage is rather heavy at the beginning, it leaves the light trail wherever you go, but after drying down it becomes weaker and weaker that I stop to smell anything at all. Is it perfect for a blind buy? I guess not. If you are familiar with other iris fragrances and you like it, you would certainly enjoy Dioramour. And if you are not, you'd rather try it. I did have Infusion d'iris Absolue by Prada, but that perfume was too heavy, I wore it during a winter time only. Anyway this one is a very light powdery iris, perfect for a spring and early autumn. I don't think that Dioramour is good for a summer time, still powder and iris are not the perfect combination for a very hot and windless weather. To sum up, it is really a rich and gorgeous perfume, with only three notes in it Dior managed to create a real masterpiece for a confident, rich and alluring woman. Powder, iris, jasmine - the less is better.

CHRISTIAN DIOR - DIORAMOUR MorningSpringIris 🤍 🌄 What is the first word comes in mind for spring season? For me it's obviously 'flower' because in this season all trees and plants are blooming with their flowers everywhere 🌺🌸. DIORAMOUR is a highly natural smelling and simple fragrance with iris flower as the main star. It has a very gentle and delicate characteristics yet the presence is always noticeable. This give the wearer feeling of elegance and poise. I quote Dior's description found on their website. 'Dioramour is a comforting fragrance, like a morning ray of sunshine that gently wakes you'. I find it very accurate because it's precisely what I felt in every wearing. It has a slightly watery/aquatic quality like the morning mist adding freshness to the composition. Thus can be worn by everyone for it's androgynous character. Natural iris that is slightly powdery and also musky gives a sensuous feeling. I think Francois Demachy's decision as the perfumer to keep the composition as simple as it can, truly highlight the purpose of this fragrance as a complementary scent or second skin without interfering the smells of the wearer's surroundings. Wearing the scent I still can fully enjoy and appreciate the beautiful smells in this season. The ever slightly lipsticky nuance found in this fragrance is perfect to boost confidence and take the fragrance in a mature manner. I highly recommend it because I rarely find a simple composition that wears beautifully and merge with the nature surroundings so perfectly. Thanks for reading and I hope everyone can fully enjoy this colorful spring season 🤍❤️🩷💛💚. #vscentorientreview

Really exquisite silage from this fragrance. I received a 7.5ml. bottle as a gift when I made another purchase on Dior's site. I've read all the reviews and heard a lot of complaints about the longevity and unfortunately, I have to agree with them. But, for a few hours before it becomes a skin scent, this gives off a lovely light, floral, slightly sweet, lightly powdery silage that's very surrounding. Iris is prominent and I can pick it up from beginning to end, but I can also smell the jasmine weaving in and out and what smells a little like heliotrope as there is a slight almondy note here. Somewhat linear, as it doesn't jump through hoops like other fragrances that have a defined beginning, middle, and end, though it does go through subtle changes. While overall a simple arrangement, the quality of ingredients is unmistakable and contributes to a very elegant, smooth, and refined composition. Would I purchase it? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe, because even though it's over $200 for a bottle, that bottle is 4oz. Maybe not, because I already have a lot of similar scents I like more, with Shalimar Initial L'Eau and Chanel 1932 topping the list. At least that's the argument going on in my head right now over whether to pull the trigger and buy it. This time though, I think the angel on my shoulder will win out because there are other scents from this line I'm more interested in right now, like Bois D'Argent and Grand Bal. Besides, I still have several more wears from the mini bottle I received. Still, if someone were to give this to me as a gift, I would be delighted to receive it. It really is a beautiful fragrance.

Where to begin with Dioramour? Where to end? This fragrance will haunt me for years to come; it is truly so, so beautiful. I received a decant through a subscription service, and I had really chosen it haphazardly without expecting much. Unsuspecting, I sprayed it on my wrist to test it when it arrived. I took a breath and fell in love immediately. I cannot say enough good things about Dioramour. It seems like it should be generic, but somehow is not. Among other powder and iris fragrances, it stands a cut above the rest, with the most romantic, cloud-like quality. When I wear it, I feel as though I'm being swept away into another and more glamorous life than my own. It isn't a seductive smell, but it is inviting and alluring. I find it to be soothing, feminine, and soft. I don't often love very powdery scents, but this one is exceptional. It has a very clean feeling to it, as well — almost bubbly, as though I've just had a bath. I wish I could better explain how such a simple composition of powder, iris, and jasmine smells so beautiful. The perfume is long-lasting on my skin; I can smell it when I go to bed at night, after having sprayed it in the late morning. The silage is only moderate, but I don't find that to be a fault. The perfume's sole drawback, as far as I'm concerned, is its price, which is very steep. I am preciously hoarding my decant (and angling for a second) while I slowly save up for a bottle of this. Even if it takes me a year, it will have been worth it.

I received a 8 ml canister decant of this through a subscription service I use. I immediately fell in love with it's delicate floralcy. I just purchased a 1.3 oz bottle. A full size is out of my price range so it will have to do. I think Ill also order another decant because I dont want to be without this. It's truly a superior iris fragrance. I have many iris fragrances in my collection, from niche, such as Iris Poudree, through bargain old school fragrances such as E'sprit de Oscar de la Renta, and this may very well top them all. It's a fragrance of extreme delicacy, powdery, but not suffocating so for me. I'm wearing it as I type, just a single spritz to my left wrist, and delicious wafts of beautiful iris powder, slightly cosmetic in nature, but much more than that. I don't have more to add than that right now, as I am only getting to know it, but I can not recommend it highly enough to iris lovers, especially those who enjoy just a tiny bit of sweetness. It is both beautiful AND sophisticated, and I feel wonderful wearing it. The sillage is moderate - more of a private scent bubble. The longevity is TBD. Purchase it asap, as my understanding is that it has been quite disappointingly and foolishly discontinued. I can't get enough!

Fantastically simple, yet demandingly alluring work from Demachy. Serves as a great alternative to a usual citrus-centric fragrance for spring and all but the hottest of summer days & works incredibly well in early autumn too, just when it’s getting fresh outside. Has an amazing sillage and on me, quite impressive longevity for it’s scent style, somewhere around 7-8 hours but there is very little if any development; it’s linear iris, powder, jasmine..... that’s your lot but no matter; it’s absolutely beautiful. It does lean feminine certainly, not that I care one jot about that kind of thing anyway but I would imagine it would put a lot of guys off. Not this guy however; I wear fragrances for me and me alone, so as long as I like it, it’s job done. Interestingly though, I get complimented a lot when wearing this one but I would say that 2/3 of those compliments are from guys, so there’s irony! Delicate, charming and elegant for the daytime predominantly but definitely suitable for nighttime wear too. Classic Dior style! As a slight aside and as an affirmed Dior fanboy, I most definitely can see a parallel between this and a few in the (original) Dior Homme line with the lipstick iris accord, particularly Dior Homme L’Eau.

Absolutely beautiful. starts off quite fruity floral with a tonne of iris. rose off the bat, fading to violets, to soft jasmine. aldehyde. cool iris. waxy (powder/oil). lipstick. creamy lotion. soft leather or suede. there is a sweetness, almost edible, like turkish delight, pistachio nougat, though not gourmand, just delicious. musk. vanilla. cooling, calm, bright. uplifting. yet somehow exotic and sexy (leather, musk, jasmine, powdery violets, salty skin) at the same time. Absolutely not linear. I find this complex. So beautifully put together, feeling like there is clean air in between the notes, so this never gets heavy but is also by no means lightweight. comforting. it doesn't remind me of anything, but there are notes/similarities with several of my collection and those I am most drawn to (so no wonder I love Dioramour); touches/nuances of Balenciaga Paris, 28 La Pausa, Eau Premiere, Misia, 1932, apes l'ondee, L'Eau en Blanc. Falling instantly in love with this gorgeous iris perfume. A delight to wear from the opening to the far dry down. Definitely unisex. Best (and most expensive) blind buy ever. This and Bois D'Argent, my two favourites of the line.

Almost 30 years ago, I received a children's makeup palette that was soon confiscated by my mom, as children wearing makeup was a big no-no for her. The palette smelt exactly like this, and I loved it! Very soft, powdery, a hint of greenness, and fluffy like a cloud. Extremely innocent. Perfect scent for children's makeup. It's also way stronger than you may think. It's a dainty perfume, but it ain't weak, and the longevity of a few sprays is days on fabric! It also transfers from thing to thing, so it cutely overtakes what everything around you smells of. I sprayed 5 spritzer on a t-shirt. Wore it outside for probably 3 hours, then another 8 hours inside. Laid down on my bed in said t-shirt for an hour the NEXT day, and 2 days later my whole bed still smells of this. It's like the equivalent of a small, smiling, baby-faced girl in a sun dress.... who studies mechanical engineering in the oil industry. It may seem dainty and cute, but it's hella though, and definitely not a giver-up'er! It has now been 4 days, and I clearly smell it from my t-shirt that got 5 sprays of this. The t-shirt is 4 feet away from me.

This is absolutely gorgeous. Upon first spray, it smells like cosmetics or lipstick or powder, but it’s not overbearingly strong. I have this issue of iris turning into a dirt-like smell on my skin, particularly iris pallida, but I don’t have that problem with Dioramour. As it dries down, it retains this sweetness, the jasmine mixing with the iris creating an almost “root beer” like smell, with hints of sugar, licorice, or star anise that aren’t present, but suggested. This is a vintage smelling fragrance, but not stuffy whatsoever. Very powdery, pretty, and romantic. Definitely considering investing in a full bottle. Beautiful! Edit: I bought a full bottle and have zero regrets, it smells even better than my decant. This is honestly one of the most gorgeous perfumes I've ever smelled in my life and that's saying a lot. If you're an iris lover who likes soft, slightly sweet and powdery fragrances this is the best one you can buy. Go on decantx and try it, you have nothing to lose!

Bought a sizable decant based on all the positive reviews and recommendations it's garnered. First thought after application: "Wow.. this smells like my mom!" (Which is not a bad thing at all).. It smells like a nice little conglomerate of all her favorite fragrances. Which is to say, this is not a simple, linear fragrance. It opens with a waxy lipstick, but lipstick of the highest quality. It is powdery, waxy iris/white florals, with a touch of green. The more I wear it the more I like it. This really is a lovely scent. Sillage is moderate initially, two sprays does not overwhelm me or anyone around me. Becomes more intimate after an hour or so. Definitely a daytime scent. Very wearable, but also grown up and refined. I love it, but I think my mother will love it even more, and wear it better, so I shall be giving this one to her.

I'm loving these Maison scents. Sure, they are aimed at a mostly feminine demographic and I suppose those with plenty of money but, what is the point of earning money anyway. You would think they're safe, and floral, and ladylike. Yes. But they are not cheap and simple. Most of them go on with that pink rose peony watery thing which seems to be the current Dior signature but mostly bloom into a true nuanced perfume. I can imagine the Dior head perfumer (Demachy?) having a beer with the Killian guy saying, hey.. you rolling in love with marshmallow, candy, praline, sugar thing, yes, so am I...but I'm gonna dial it back for my more reserved people. Women. I'm having a collector moment with these Dior maisons and really loving them. I don't feel I have to gird my loins and go into battle.

This has to be one on the top of the list from Diors prive line, it’s so elegant and feminine, I used up my decant and realized I can’t do without it and splurged on a full bottle, just thinking I probably should have bought a bigger bottle. It’s gorgeous, it’s delicate and feminine. This is little black dress or beautiful delicate silk dress. The iris here is probably the most beautiful iris I smelled. For reference I do not like Prada Infusion Iris. This one does not compare. Jasmine here makes it so much prettier. It ends freshness to the powderness so it doesn’t smell suffocating from powder. I’m sure it’s not too unique but it’s the best for what it is. Everything else that might be similar goes on the bottom of the list. It’s a perfection to my nose.

Dioramour smells exactly the way it looks, light purple and transparent. It is a stunning, sheer, classy, female-centric perfume; I would struggle smelling this on a man. It's one of the classiest perfumes I own, if not the most. I would not say that it reminds me of makeup, Iris here is much fresher and the powder is turned down to a minimum. I did not expect this at all, but I am very happy with what Dioramour is. The name suits it to the fullest. It's not the best performer and it lasts only 2-3 hours, but I am not even angry at that, as I usually would be after receiving a perfume that costs as much as this does. That's how beautiful it is! EDIT: I ended up returning it. I can not justify the price compared to the actual performance.

So happy I found it at a great price! It is an elegant romantic feminine perfume, classy, modern, easy to wear..I wouldn’t have paid full price for it as it doesn’t project much, but it lingers beautifully...the iris is warm and has a luxurious aura...it develops in a nice way...it seems simplistic, but it is simply a beautifully crafted perfume, French style.. not offensive..I imagine young Parisian women wearing it, any woman really with likes a soft romantic stylish perfume...it seduces your senses, it doesn’t shock nor provoke, now there isn’t anything unisex about it, why on earth are all perfumes labelled unisex nowadays !?all woman..a pleasure to wear .but because of poor longevity I would never pay full price for it.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned this being soapy. It really is, but I adore it. Not warm enough to be winter or even fall for me. It's a more unique feminine floral than Gris Dior, but still pretty much a skin scent. It has the faintest lipstick scent which works so well, and a little green like grass with morning dew on it. Not sharp at all though, still ultimately a beautiful, unique purple floral with unfortunately very poor sillage. It actually is a little grandma-y but in the most nostalgic, comforting way. I've described a lot of things I don't like, like soapy/ grandma, but somehow this just works. It's feminine-leaning and romantic, not sexy but probably could be layered. I just wanna hug myself when I wear it.

This smells like the softest powdery children's makeup. In the best way possible. It has 3 ingredients listed, but it does not have a linear scent - I feel that there is quite a bit more going on here. Someone commenting that this doesn't last or project is crazy! This lasts and it leaves a trace in the room for a good while too. I have too many perfumes right now, but I think I'll have to get myself a bottle of this at some point :) Edit: it's so weird- I have started to get very nose blind to this, BUT I feel I get nose blind up-close - that I actually smell this perfume from further away... also, the iris in this is very green, so there is a green note in this - not only powder.

This is divine... It opens sharp, almost green. I'm kind of reminded of Chanels No. 19. But then dries down to a really powdery, slightly musky, slightly sweet, slightly floral aura floating around you! It's so beautiful and classy! Decent longevity and projection. Just a side note... When I first smelled this I was reminded of Paris - Venise which I also own. They do have some similarities, however after wearing one on one arm and one on the other there are noticeable differences. Venise is more fruity, more playful and doesn't last as long. Dioramour is more powdery, more grown up and lasts better. Both are beautiful but I prefer this one.

I was initially put off by the sharp, soapy jasmine in the opening, almost like powdered laundry detergent and nothing else. I'm not huge on jasmine so I assumed this was a no for me. But that note almost completely disappears within five minutes, and it turns into the most gorgeous, lightly sweetened powdery purple floral that warms up on my skin and turns into something so soft and comforting. Absolutely love it, and it creates a nice little bubble of scent around me. Odd how it changes so drastically as if it's two completely different fragrances, but to me it's worth it to wait those first five minutes for the jasmine to disappear.

This is so beautiful! I wear it to bed because it is so soft and fluffy and clean to my nose, it has that calming effect : ) It’s definitely floral, powdery and dewy but it also has a green aspect to it. It isn’t sharp at all, on the contrary, it’s very soft and comforting. I love it!! Longevity: it’s not the best, unfortunately. This quickly becomes a skin scent, but boy do I smell good!! Projection/Sillage: quite low, quite shy Price: it’s the Dior Privé line...it’s hurting my wallet but it’s worth each and every penny!! A beautiful iris powder and floral scent, calming, clean and refined. 12 out of 10 for me!!

Mmmm...LOVE this smooth silky powdery poeme. I own the biggest possible bottle and I'm so glad I have it! It's masterpiece. Imagine you're in a room, white and mauve colors around, you're in a huge bed with a silk pillows and sheets, also creamy white and light purply, dusty rose, mauve. You are enjoying yourself, enjoying this day and you know that in a couple of hours you'll meet your beloved one. Pleasure, luxury and joy. That's what this perfume means for me. Ups- I just noticed I already left a review for my lovely Dioramour. Sorry, it was an impulse from the heart 💜

Falling head over heal at first sniff ! Elegance and sophistication in a bottle, subtle yet very distinct. It's a powdery waxy floral with a touch of sweetness, suiting anywhere and any occasions. It lasts for a good amout of time with moderate sillage, not a beast mode but still noticable. My favorite from the line, also from all current dior fragrances and I feel like it's very underrated. Please give more love to this masterpiece and never discontinue it as I'm saving up for a bottle. One day, I am going to display this beauty in my vanity and cherish it forever.

this made me fall back in love with perfumes. I always stayed away from anything mentioning "powder", as I immediately thought of soap and baby powder which I just don't reach for. That was until I found Dioramour! This fragrance really opened my eyes to the possibility of iris. Dioramour is the most warm, inviting, and calming powder, but also is classy and understated. It is not overtly sweet, or loud. But a warm and calm whisper that makes you want to sniff your wrist through out a stressful day

DiorAmour is nothing short of a rose-filled dream with all its allure and magic. For at least 5 hours, I am fully enveloped in this lush fantasy turned reality. I feel the jasmine, the iris and the powdery notes and they all blend in very nicely and effortlessly to create a truly magical experience. It is comforting, relaxing and yet extremely reinvigorating. It’s been my signature scent for the past half a year: by far my favorite perfume from the Maison Christian Dior Privée collection.

I love this, but at the same time I am not willing to pay that much for it...all the the Dior in this collection all have that warm musky signature...lovely, high quality, but too soft to my nose to be willing to pay the high price..now, if I find it at a discount, I will jump on it, it smells great, it is utterly sophisticated, smells like luxe..I love iris so I am in luck..this isn’t for guys though, feminine all the way..the jasmine in it is so pretty,..

So glad I bought this one! I was concerned it would be too similar to the Gris Dior that I already own, and while they're both a powdery/iris scent they're very different and worth owning both IMO. I've seen rumors this one is being discontinued and as of right now it's only available in the smallest size bottle on Dior's website. If you're on the fence like I was I recommend grabbing it before it's (possibly) gone.

This is being discontinued, but still available on the website. If you like powdery, clean/talc Iris, this is something you should add to your collection before it is gone. Definitely more dressy, sophisticated one. It can be your "old Hollywood glam" fragrance, but it's also very easy to use for men. I don't see this one leaning more towards feminine, or masculine side. This is perfect 50/50.

Such a soul-soothing and beautiful scent. Soft floral sweet Iris with cool purple tones and a musk base that really smells like clean skin. Incredibly addictive, classy, sensual and understated. Big love. I got sent a free factory sample spray. Fell in love with it, was lucky to find a very reasonably priced high partial 40ml. I always want to have this in my life.

Powdery, calming, nostalgic scent. This is L❤️VE for me for sure. Like that warm embrace that you don't want to let go, in a Dior bottle. Unisex? Absolutely. The Iris (that reminds me of Dior Homme before the 2020 reformulation) is divine!!! This fragrance is like a beautiful dream. I just want to close my eyes and get lost in it.

I LOVE this scent and have a huge flacon of this juice. It's SO Feminine, soft and luxury. This fragrance can emphasize the moment when you want to relax, take a hot aromatic bath, apply expensive body cream, spritz this fragrance and relaaaaaaxxx. feel that you're woman that love herself and deserves stars from the sky

I bought this at Heathrow a few minutes after trying it on skin. To me it is a feminine scent, that will work great on guys too in late spring or summer. Instead of using the typical men's freshies, this is very classy and refreshing. Longevity is surprisingly good. Extremely well blended. 92/100 points.

I never want to be without this. I have a 125ml 2018 edition and just bought a new 200ml backup! They smell the same and so so gorgeous! Top 10 for life for me! This comforts me the same way Mon Guerlain does. They don’t smell the same, but they give the same soft and fluffy vibe 💜✨

This is what I wished every iris perfume smelled like, vintage Mac lipstick/ makeup. Ultra feminine but so quiet. Very elegant, might need to overspray to get some decent sillage though. Very classy and perfect for women of all ages imo.

Finally bought this fragrance today. My boyfriend commented that it does have the rich lady vibe. For myself, I can picture a well-dressed lady (doesn't matter if it's casual wear) with a pair of PEARL earrings wearing this perfume.

What a great release from Dior! A beautiful powdery iris that just screams classic Dior. I’ve already gone thru most of a 10ml. Decant and will be ordering a FB this week. Love it!

One of my favourite perfume definitely happy to own this for a very long time I got the 125ml now considering get another 1 just in case it will discontinue who know

For a heavenly ethereal scent on your wedding day choose Dioramour as your signature fragrance, like an angel descended from above!!!!!!!! 🥹🪽

So, So good.. This is a special perfume that defiantly has the dior DNA.. at first it reminded me by the classic Dior Homme but better.

Probably my favorite from the new line. Dioramour is so lovely. Beautiful powdery scent. Even it's light but it lasts 10+ hours on me.

Quiet luxury. A soft, pillowy iris wrapped in pale lavender hues, like a watercolor whispered across skin.

Skin test, Dioramor is a great scent. However it is very intimate and sit very close to the skin. Scent is powdery iris with Jasmine. (Think of lucky) That have body to it not air as lucky. As the time pass by, it starts reveal the green Banana resin smell, I do believe this is quality of Iris Absolute that I can appreciate. While this is unisex, I see it fit more for a women as Jasmine in quite dominant in composition. And I will appreciate this scent on, it suite women 35+ imo. Yes guy can wear definitely it not offensive, white floral aspect here is beyond point of sophistication for men, (truly sorry) I think queer type can pull this off in style. And you have many better option for male like Prada L’homme or Dior Homme, even bois d’ argant is better suit for men. If you appreciate kind of skin-scent perfume, 2nd skin style this will fit your bill. I don’t think it a bad scent but it a bit too expensive for the scent like this. 7/10

Dioramour opens beautifully with a soft, elegant powdery iris—refined, slightly cosmetic, and very comforting. The initial impression is delicate and promising, especially for those who enjoy that classic, velvety iris profile. However, as the fragrance develops, a prominent jasmine note (not indolic) begins to take over the composition. The drydown shifts noticeably from the powdery iris into a more floral, jasmine-forward territory, which changes the overall character of the scent. For those who appreciate jasmine, this transition may feel natural and well-blended. But for someone like me, who doesn’t particularly enjoy jasmine in perfumes, it takes away from the initial charm of the opening. Overall its a lovely iris opening overshadowed by a soft jasmine drydown—best suited for jasmine lovers rather than those who prefer a strictly powdery, iris-focused fragrance.

First of all, I am not a big fan of iris, but I decided to give Dioramour a chance. I detect notes of iris, powder, vintage lipstick/cosmetics, jasmine and vanillic/milky notes. It's soft, classy, and ethereal. The start is reminiscent of cosmetics, waxy lipstick, and an overwhelming powdery iris. Smells like a classy, unapologetic, mature parisian's vanity. It morphs into a slightly green jasmine paired with light unscented lotion after an hour or so on my skin. I also pick up lactonic notes and vanilla at this stage, which reminds me of expensive hair conditioner at a fancy salon or spa. Finally, it dries down to a comforting, vanillic, warm lotion scent that stays close to the skin. I've seen people describe this as the perfect bridal fragrance and I agree. This is perfect for a classy and mature lady in an ethereal setting.

I disagree with those likening Dioramour to a La Pausa clone. True, both are iris-centered, but La Pausa is much more delicate and fragile, a thinking person’s iris scent. That’s not to say that Dioramour fans aren’t intelligent—I myself am wearing (and enjoying!) Dioramour now, and I’m nearly certain a few neurons are firing to help me type this review! Rather, Dioramour is slightly sweeter, bolstered by that bit of jasmine, and more of a crowd-pleaser. La Pausa forces you to focus; Dioramour grants you the leeway to relax.

This is so pleasant! First few seconds it definitely smells powdery, as it dried down it comes to life though. This smells like the pollen of the flowers in its notes. This isn’t a floral fragrance in the traditional sense, this isn’t the same. This smells like gardening and cutting flowers. You will smell like the pollen of a flower, not quite as strong as honeysuckle. I can see this being worn spring, summer, and fall, anytime there’s sunshine, flowers, and good weather really.

I find this more jasmine than iris. The iris just gives a lightly green touch of powder, but otherwise it's a very clean, "white", "light" jasmine with something musky and sensual in the base. Very clean smelling, and very "round", soft, cocooning. Unfortunately, projection is very intimate, and sometimes I feel I'm almost imagining a scent that doesn't actually exist any more on my skin.

Wonderful powdery iris!... If there is any jasmine there, then it must be very elusive, because I personally can feel no trace of it at all... It has an almost palpable velvet touch to it, and there is very little variation with the passing of time, but you should rather take it as a favourable statement, as sometimes consistency can be a very good thing, even in perfumes.

6.5/10. Unisex. Fresh green and a little sweet. A little musky. Does not attract me as a woman. Maybe for a man but there is a vague floral note I would not associate as masculine. There is also a tangy candy. Very indecisive. Confusing. Somewhat addicting because it is so confusing. I think it is too much compromise. I would like it to be more feminine.

Dense powdery white floral - a similar type of fragrance as Chanel no 5 EdP, which is too dense and floral for my taste. I like the drydown more since it gets less densely floral and more powdery. Not sure if I will splurge on it in the future, but it is strong compared to many other powdery fragrances, which tend to be lighter

I have a complex relationship with musk and iris scents. I might like them in the beginning but for some reason they tend to become annoying and unpleasant over time. But oh, this is something different! Such a well balanced blend with one of my fave notes jasmine 🪷 Such elegant, sweet and intriguing one ✨ divine floral 🪽 9/10

Got a mini bottle as part of the discovey collection. Soft, ethereal, delicate. However, projection and longevity are quite poor, so not FBW for me. Dior has a lovely collection od well blended delicate scents that are worth exploring. I love La Colle Noir and Bois d'Argent .