Fahrenheit 32

I'll be honest with you; this is one fragrance I never thought I'd be reviewing. I knew of its existence just by my own curiosity and research into the Fahrenheit flankers, but with it being a discontinued fragrance from 2007 I never thought I'd have the privilege of trying it myself. Lo and behold, there it was sitting on the shelf in a fragrance boutique at the mall. I asked the owner how much it was, assuming it would be some outlandish amount. When she told me $70, I was swiping my card within minutes. I figured it was best not to ask too many questions. Now let's get into it; Scent: Opening is sweet, floral, and citrusy. There are only three notes in the breakdown; orange blossom, vetiver, and vanilla. The notes I pick up most are the vanilla and orange blossom. The vanilla is sweet and creamy, almost like a vanilla ice cream. The orange blossom is citrusy but also carries a noticeable white floral accord. However, the florals I get are not overly feminine, and rest comfortably within what I would consider unisex. Rounding out the opening I get an ample base of earthy woodiness from the vetiver. I've seen other compare this to the scent of an orange creamsicle, and I can definitely agree with that. The dry down is sweet, citrusy, and earthy. The standout notes are still the vanilla and orange blossom. The difference in the dry down is that the floral aspect of the orange blossom has faded into the background and the earthy/woody accord of the vetiver has become more prominent. I still get a orange creamsicle vibe in the dry down. I also get just the faintest hint of the hallmark gasoline note from Fahrenheit EDT. It's barely there, but I can pick it out when I look for it. Performance: Initial projection is strong at around 6 feet. Sillage is very strong and leaves an unmistakeable scent trail. After a few hours the projection was about 12 inches but the scent trail was still noticeable. After around 8 hours the fragrance had become a skin scent. When to wear: With a name like Fahrenheit 32, I was certain this would be a spring/summer fragrance. Now after trying it, I'm not so sure of that. Sure the citrusy florals will work great in the warmer months, but the strong vanilla note makes it feel at home in the cooler months as well. I would comfortably categorize this as an all-season fragrance, suitable for day or evening wear. I would say it's suitable for any occasion as well. Date night, office, formal; the versatility is there. Blind buy: If you like sweet and citrusy fragrances, or like the idea of smelling like an orange creamsicle, this is a safe blind buy for you. Final verdict: This was an interesting and fun review for me. I truly went into this blind, not knowing anything of what to expect from this fragrance. I can confidently say I was pleasantly surprised with the experience. The scent itself was alluring and magnetic, the performance was respectable, and its unique scent profile gave it a standout wow factor. I really don't have anything else in my collection that smells similar to Fahrenheit 32. But even though it was unique, I could still see this being pretty mass-appealing; I mean who doesn't like orange and vanilla together? All that to say, while I wouldn't recommend paying the inflated prices people ask on eBay, if you can find this for a decent price I would definitely urge you to grab it right away. Scent: 10/10 Longevity: 7/10 Sillage: 6/10

The air is alive around me - every breath is tinged with new life...it beckons me to join in its harmonies. I fear what may happen...but I submit. I am awash in whites and golds, a gentle tolling of bells amongst the songs of angels - this is of otherworldly origin. You materialize as if from thin air - your hair made of golden tendrils of vetiver, floating, your skin an earthen vanilla, warm and loving, the humid chill of rose and iris linger on your breath. I am paralyzed in your presence. You reach out and gently touch my hand - my mind is electrified in this transdimensional union. I see in waves and helices - space and time are my playthings. I feel grey, I feel blue, I burn white, I am endless. Our heated skin becomes honey and pepper in a moment of elusivity. Here we linger awhile, lost in fields of radiating orange blossoms. Your words setting off endless chain reactions, resurfacing the neural pathways of my brain, illuminating the infinite possibilities of existence. Eternity passes before I open my eyes - you are gone. I am pierced by this transaction - my skin still bears the mark of a heavenly vanilla and a soft floral vetiver. I stare out at an endless sea mirroring the still sky. For a moment, the tranquil sea and the pale sky become one - you are lost in its endlessness...a pale blackness permeates. This is my existence. Day 56 - Touch Listening to: The Gathering - Black Light District Notes: This is definitely one of my favorite florals - something about white florals gets me all giddy. Over time, my opinion on what's actually in the fragrance has shifted (I'm able to sense more as certain notes are less overwhelming - I could not handle the scent of fragrances until I was 21. I would get physically ill from smelling anything in fragrance form. It's odd to be able to sense more as your senses lessen...). This opens in a flourish of radiant orange blossoms contrasted with the cool touch of violet, rose, and iris - these notes are quickly met by a golden vetiver and a decadent yet airy vanilla. This is one of a few fumes that actually makes my mouth water. Somewhere in the heart, a lively pepper note joins the vetiver to make it more earthy and grounded. All of this slowly dies down into a rich honeyed vetiver and cloud-like vanilla with the gentlest nuances of orange blossoms to carry it on to its end. It is surprisingly durable with longevity somewhere around 8 to 12 hours on my skin. Of course this would be beautiful on anyone, that is, if sweet and beautiful is your thing!

Fahrenheit 32 is an unusual, poetic and utterly captivating flanker of Dior's legendary Fahrenheit line. Launched in 2007, it radically departs from the warm and incandescent DNA of the 1988 original, opting for a more ethereal, fresh and creamy approach. A Fahrenheit in light tones, as its name suggests: 32°C is the melting point of water – a perfect metaphor for this creation that balances the warmth of vanilla with floral lightness. Olfactory Impression Fahrenheit 32 is an almost androgynous perfume, with a delicate, refined and highly sensorial identity. It presents itself as a white veil on the skin — clean, seductive, introspective and minimalist. It is like wearing a linen shirt under the spring breeze. A perfume for those who appreciate discreet beauty, balance and lightness. Performance Projection: Moderate in the first 2 hours. It projects elegantly and cleanly, without invading other people's space. Longevity: Good – lasts 6 to 8 hours, especially in mild climates or on fabrics. Evolution: Smooth and cohesive. There are no major changes, but rather a continuous and calm blossoming between citrus-floral and woody-creamy. Occasions of Use Fahrenheit 32 is incredibly versatile. It can be worn at work, on romantic dates, daytime events and even in more formal settings — always with an aura of quiet elegance. It is ideal for mild climates and spring or fall days, but it also works well on cool summer nights. In addition, due to its restrained sweetness and refined presence, it also easily pleases the female audience, being considered by many to be a shareable perfume (unisex). Final Considerations Among the many flankers in the Fahrenheit line, Fahrenheit 32 is the second best in the line, tied with the intense and mysterious Fahrenheit Absolute, both behind only the powerful and sophisticated Fahrenheit Le Parfum, the pinnacle of the line in terms of olfactory richness. Fahrenheit 32 is the luminous face of the Fahrenheit universe — a fragrance that speaks of introspection, purity and serenity. A jewel that was discontinued and is now worshipped by collectors and lovers of artistic perfumery. Final Score: 9.6/10 A perfume for those who see beauty in subtlety. Fahrenheit 32 is the Fahrenheit of sensitive souls — an almost poetic fragrance that proves that delicacy can also be strong

So... I erased my review from last night (did you notice?), donned a pink shirt (ala Marc's ancient video on this fragrance). Did he fix his teeth? And wore this guy (girl?) to work today, courtesy of Sephora and a weekend job at the mall. I couldn't get this fragrance out of my head. It's truly other-worldly, probably, the single-most unique fragrance for men I've ever smelled, and released about 15 years "ahead of its time". Man, if I didn't already love Dior enough, I admire them even more for having released something this progressive as a designer fragrance. This is the polar opposite of the original Fahrenheit. It's its doppelgänger. It's every single thing that the original is not, and in that regard, is an equally timeless, revolutionary, masterpiece. Just like it's dark half, Fahrenheit 32 is not for everyone, but also like it's more brooding brethren, one must be just as masculine, if not more so, to pull this modern iteration of the original off. The definition of contemporary masculinity has radically changed since Fahrenheit was first introduced a quarter century ago, and this fragrance release by Dior is keenly aware of this ongoing trend. I must say, I'm in love. To me, this smells like an icy, balmy, vanilla, floral/honeysuckle-covered watermelon, with touches of vetiver to keep it all in check. What could possibly be more opposite then the red hot smell of gasoline and motor oil of the original, yet still remain as ground-breaking, modern, masculine and as timeless to a new generation of men 25 years hence?. I believe that this was exactly the challenge Dior presented its perfumers in developing this perfume. They succeeded masterfully, and although many people will fail to appreciate or understand this fragrance, that's perfectly okay. Give yourselves another 10 years or so. 10/10 Beautuful, Modern, Masculinity, at its Finest. Another masterpiece by Dior. Wow. Dries down to a balmy, beautiful, divine, coconut-accord of well lotioned, sun-kissed, healthy, glowing, skin. Heavenly.

White, pure, tender. That's how i can describe fahrenheit 32. It's a simple, pleasant high quality composition, very far from the firy, edgy and bold vibe of the original. The notes are clean and easy to detect: orange blossom, white flowers, vetiver and vanilla. That's all. It' s the relaxing side of fahrenheit, very conforting and calming. If the Orange blossom gives freshness, the vetiver is the masculine touch of the blend. The vanilla in the base has a very soft sweetness, so it's not cloying at all. Everything is balanced here, the scent is soft but not weak, the performance is not Amazing but not disappointing for sure. The best season to wear fahrenheit 32 is spring. I think the hardcore fans of the original can dislike this edt, because they are very different. The smell in itself is nice, it"s not your tipical refreshing-summer edt. So if you find it be careful what you are looking for. Personally i like it a lot. Fahrenheit 32 è lontanissimo dall'originale. Fiori d'arancio, fiori bianchi, vetiver e vaniglia: una sequenza facile da notare ma non per questo priva di interesse e qualità. È un edt "bianco ", rilassante e con tocco di delicata dolcezza. Mi ricorda quelle torte cameo estive che si mettono subito in frigo, più leggere delle classiche torte da forno invernali super dolci e caloriche. Ottimo per la primavera, chi ama la versione standard potrebbe rimanere deluso o almeno spiazzato. Scent-8 Longevity-7,5 Sillage-7 Versatility -7,5 Uniqueness-8 Compliment factor-7 Back up bottle? No Presentation-8 My vote: 8 In one word- pure Alternative - jpg fleur de male(not same smell, similar vibe).

I tried Fahrenheit while on Summer vacation three years and found myself going back to the local Macys/Sephoras to re-sample this fragrance every few days. Although I have Fahrenheit, Aqua Fahrenheit and Fahrenheit Absolute (big Fahrenheit fan) I was not expecting much out of this one based solely on the notes pyramid. Well, I fell in love with Fahrenheit 32 and picked-up a bottle while on vacation and, surprisingly, I find it to be an excellent year-round fragrance and I receive a number of compliments while wearing it. IMO, Fahrenheit 32 is a highly underrated flanker but it is not for everyone since it retains a pinch of that telltale Fahrenheit DNA (not liked by some and not enough Fahrenheit manattitude for others) wrapped in vanilla and white florals. Yeah, I know...it doesn't sound all that appealing, but the folks at Dior make it work - and it works well in my world! This fragrance lasts 10+ hours and projects above average; so very good performance. As mentioned, it has some (not a lot) of that familiar Fahrenheit DNA going on in the background and it is surprisingly a cool/refreshing vanilla scent for the summertime. My only complaint is that I detect a lot more ingredients in this fragrance than those listed on the above notes pyramid - iris and other floral notes, at minimum. A must try if you're a Fahrenheit fan; a try if you don't like Fahrenheit; definitely not a blind-buy; and one of the most underrated scents in the Dior lineup IMO.

Walked pass the Dior boutique and "hmm...I've never smelled the white bottle before....why not give it a sniff?" WOW! It is really, really hot here where I am. 36 degrees celsius. How can Fahrenheit smell so fresh? I LOVE IT! So the first thing I did went I got home is to order one from our local dealers. (Yes, I refuse to pay retail). It opens with an refreshing, airy, minty vibe. Flower blossoms. As you go deeper you detect the old Fahrenheit ...oil/gasoline leathery vanilla(or are they in my memory of the old Fahrenheit?). It smells so unique! Something reminded me of JPG le Male without the "sting" of Le Male. A white scent with a twist! Summer, Spring friendly! Checked how ladies thought of it on the web...disappointing. As for most Dior scents. I don't care! I buy Dior knowing it is not at the top of women's list. But this is for my individuality. For me it screams, "I don't care whether you like it or not! I like it and I'm wearing it! I'm the man! And I am comfortable wearing scents you don't like! Yes, it is a bit feminine BUT I am as secure as a man can be!" Just as its siblings, it is a daring, in-your-face, like it or hate it type of scent. Knowing half the people who smell you probably won't like your smell and still wearing it= confidence! It reminds me of the movie "Vanilla Sky" or impressionist paintings from Monet. Just like paintings...some will love it , some won't. But it doesn't mean it isn't art. It is GREAT art.

I almost wrote this fragrance off completely. The opening is just godawful, cacophonous, too strong of vetiver and orange blossom, a traffic jam of opposites I can’t identify that are competing with one another, like when you are on a job site and there are two kinds of music playing in two rooms you are working between. I had my first sentence written in my mind as, “this fragrance needs to decide what it’s going to be....it’s a mess”, but then the dry-down happened within 15 minutes and it is beautiful. This scent is very manly to me, but the right woman could pull it off. Thank goodness, the dry-down is soft, and light. It is a mix of genres.....yes, it is fresh and sharp with the vetiver and orange blossom, but then the spices and vanilla pull it down into an almost spicy exotic, but.....not quite all the way there. It always remains fresh, but with something else interesting and intriguing going on. I can faintly smell the relation to Fahrenheit, but it’s really it’s own fragrance. I compared it to a spray of L’Occitane Eau de Vetyver, out of curiosity. They feel in a similar vein but L’Occitane Eau de Vetyver is heavier, and not fresh. Layered with some orange blossom, you’d almost get something similar this scent, with more punch. The Fahrenheit 32 is the more sophisticated, however.

32 Fahrenheit is the temperature when water turns to ice, but there's nothing really cooling or refreshing about this scent. It opens with what smells like a mixture of citrus and Vanilla, then some floral scents, and then a woody vetiver base. Does it smell anything like the original Fahrenheit? Not one bit, but it's still a good cologne nonetheless. Soft, pleasant, sweet, spicy, and inoffensive. I personally would of preferred if a soft leather basenote was added as a nod to the original Fahrenheit. It could of added a bit more of an interesting element to that whole scent, but it's already a great scent as it is. As for the longevity and silage: This isn't something that will leave a trail behind you everywhere you go. However, 8 hours after application people can still smell it on me from an arms length when standing still. That's good performance in my book. I don't understand why some fragheads think a cologne has to suffocate everyone in a room to be considered a "good performer". Overall, I consider this a great Spring scent for everyday wear. Might work well for the Summer too, or it could become cloying in hot weather. I guess I'll wait and see about that.

On My Quest to acquire all of the Fahrenheit Flankers (except Fahrenheit Summer 06,07) , Fahrenheit 32 Might be the most interesting and polarizing of the entire line. The best way to describe Fahrenheit 32 is that it's as if Dior had let Jean Paul Gaultier take the wheel to create his own Sweet Gormand take on the Fahrenheit line. To my Nose, Fahrenheit 32 smells Exactly like a delicious smokey Orange Creamsicle or an Orange Fanta Float in the opening With a creamy INTENSE ice cream-esque Vanilla and Soothing Orange Blossom. These are made slightly warm and Smoky from the Veviter base and this actually saves it from being a completely Feminine fragrance by keeping in touch with Fahrenheits original roots. If it wasnt so Rare I'd wear Fahrenheit 32 as my signature winter time Scent but its still great on those special occasions or date nights in the Fall,winter, and even into early spring if it's still cold enough. I personally adore this version of Fahrenheit but I will admit that this is by far the furthest from the original Fahrenheit DNA and that it's the most Unisex Flanker in the line. Silliage 8/10 Longevity 9/10 Uniqueness/memorability 10/10 Overall 9/10

Cucumber floriental ★★★★☆ If there was one word to describe Fahrenheit 32 it would be efficient. It’s the scent of making things work without a drop of unnecessary drama or hindering doubt. Unsmiling and serious yet a joy to work with and does exactly what it set out to achieve. In feminine perfumery, the straightforward crispy greens like Bandit, Cristalle or Envy have a notorious unsympathetic aura to them and who knew that same trait would be found in a masculine white floral vanilla giant. F32 is a ménage à trois of three distinct entities: soapy orange blossom, smoky vetiver and unsweetened bourbon vanilla. Their affair would otherwise be like thousand others, but like a stroke of genius, the whole is held together by the hissy cucumber accord from original Fahrenheit. The result is a flirty floriental vanilla cryopreserved deep inside an arctic stronghold, dissonant but interesting. Truly a shame that Dior guillotined F32 barely after a decade had passed albeit I do admit it’s miles away from a typical masculine and perhaps too reminiscent of the daddy Fahrenheit which likely crippled sales. Soundtrack: Les Sins - Bother

bought this in 2010 then 2017 i search again for backup bottle unfortunately this f 32 is discontinued... oh my this f32 was beautiful masterpiece by dior besides original fahrenheit it self vanilla creamy vetiver and little bit gasoline vibes yes only a little doze of gasoline .. different than vintage Fahrenheit with boomm gasoline. and make this perfume is more wearable for some people who dislikes strong Fahrenheit vintage... i owned 2 modern fahrenheit and also 1 vintage Fahrenheit from 90's batch i prefer this fahrenheit 32 than current original fahrenheit... but still vintage fahrenheit is my fav of all... and today i got this f32 again.. so happy that i have this masterpiece again.. batch from 2008... such a vintage formula of f32.. still strong and seduction just like an old days for those who curious about this Sillage projections and longevity... easy to say.. this is a beast form early 2000 perfumes.. so sad this is already gone on market...

Managed to aquire a 100ml sealed bottle from 2017 for a pretty reasonable £89 and I must say, I'm impressed. I'm not one for ascribing seasonality to fragrance and although I usually lean toward the masculine classics, I've been in search of something lighter and less formal for a little while & this fits the bill nicely. As others have said, it's a very well balanced blend of very natural floral, citrus notes with a non - too cloying vanillic base which manages to strike just the right chord. The Fahrenheit DNA is subtley present throughout, although it'll be hard to detect for those who don't regularly wear the original, yet still affords the blend a deeper, more masculine vibe. Projection, sillage & longevity are all excellent - which is just as well, given that I suspect it'll be a long while before a bottle crops up for as reasonable a price as this. Heartly recommended - but you'll probably have to pay silly money to discover it for yourself.

After I sprayed this the first time, I felt like it reminded me of something I really used to enjoy. I couldn’t put my finger on it...and then it hit me...it reminds me of Fahrenheit...lol. That’s a true story by the way...I racked my brain trying to figure it out. With that said, the original Fahrenheit is in there...albeit, way beneath the floral surface. What a scent though. This is beautiful. I’m baffled - as to why this would be discontinued...especially considering Dior pumps out endless variations of sauvage. At any rate, this has a little bit of Fahrenheit bite in the opening, but it fades within 10 minutes and transitions into a floral/citrus/vanilla. While that might sound boring, it’s not. It’s beautiful. Considering I’ve paid far more for niche fragrances that don’t hold a candle to this, I’m a full send on 32 - even at “discontinued” price. Full send.

I’ve been using this fragrance since it first came out in 2007. It could easily be a signature scent. It is fresh but has depth and sweetness to it. It is floral and dense enough to use it in winter. I receive lots of compliments every time I use it. Some say it is feminen but I do not agree. During all these years I’ve been using, not one person mentioned it is feminen. It does not smell like strong masculine fragrance but it does not mean it is feminen. I cannot stand the note vetiver but on this one It is not really heavy. It is a vanilla based white floral semi fresh fragrance basically. It also has a little mineral like cooling effect. It has great longegivity, 8-10 hours. The projection is around 3 hours and it is moderate. I think this is the best flanker in the line but also has nothing to do with orginal fahrenheit.

Disclaimer : my vintage bottle is from 2007 but the scent seems mostly unaltered. Heavy white florals and vanilla with a slightly dirty vetiver base which gives it some masculinity. Very balanced , but it is quite powdery too. I wouldn’t say it smells clean due to the vetiver which is earthy and slightly tar- like. Slight citrus (orange blossom) note comes through as well, but it is soft. This is mostly a vanilla + white floral scent. I can see this being worn by anyone as the florals are feminine but the vetiver is masculine, as long as they do not mind a bold fragrance as this is quite strong and unique. I haven’t smelled anything quite like it before. This could / should have definitely been its own fragrance and not a flanker as this is very different from the original. Still smells super up to date.

Blind bought this recently just out of curiosity and I'm glad I did. What a beautiful floral. In the opening there is that slight Fahrenheit dna and I do detect some cucumber. The vanilla isn't cloying and works well with the florals. The quality in this great. I rated this as lasting eternally because it does, projects strongly too. Another one that was ahead of its time, it probably also suffered because it was marketed as a flanker to the OG and it wasn't similar enough causing lovers of the original to balk at this beauty. Honestly if Dior released this now with a completely new name it would be a hit. I think people are getting tired of all the bubblegum, oud and ambroxan dominated scents. Glad I got the chance to experience this one, a perfect spring scent. 10/10

this is so 'sweet' for a men's scent in a quite nice way though and yet so light and smooth, you cannot be sure if the feel you get it's floral, at first, or anything like vanilla.. it's a kinda weird but really feelgood sweet kind of a greatly mixed blend yet quite clean. Dry down is interesting yet with some flashes of a too-sweet-saliva-feel-kind-of-experience like with jpg's le male, rochas man, joop and so on (or some women perfumes also). Easily unisex of course while really evolving with the consumer's skin (smells different among different skins). All in all i feel that doesn't reminds me of the original (which i also love) but it considers a nice original scent itself! support, although not for everyone i guess.

Unique scent..creamy floral with trace of Fahrenheit..Maybe its better Dior puts the other name for this brilliant scent...Good longevity up to 10 h and 4-6 effective sillage....early spring and fall is the best time for this,maybe cloying in summer for very hot regions... I don't understand why the company discontinue this lovely scent????? یکی از بهترین روایح بهاری و پاییزی...پرفورمنس عالی،دلیل دیسکانتیو شدن این عطر را واقعا نمیفهمم؟اگر این عطر را دارید قدرش را حتما بدانید ،چون فول باتل ان با قیمتهای بالایی فروخته میشود....رایحه خاص و کمتر کپی شده،شاید حدود ۲۰ درصد شبیه فارنهایت باشد،ولی بکلی مسیر ,دیگریی را طی میکند،یک حس خامه ای در کنار شکوفه پرتغال

Alright, l went ahead and created a post in the general forums since there are others who agree that a petition needs to be made in an attempt to get Dior Fahrenheit 32 rereleased. Now l don’t know if this is how you start a petition but it doesn’t hurt to try. Below is a link to the “Dior Fahrenheit 32 rerelease petition” post. Let’s try and get as many replies for a rerelease ad possible and get it over to Dior. If the link doesn’t work, please head to Forum then to General Perfume Talk and look for Fahrenheit 32 rerelease petition Let’s get this gem back to life! https://www.fragrantica.com/board/viewtopic.php?pid=7483083#p7483083

به نظر من حتما باید عاشق رایحه ی این عطر باشید تا اون رو تهیه کنید. اگر نه؛ به هیچ وجه عطر خاصی با رایحه ی بخصوصی نیست و عطرهای مشابه با همین رایحه و قیمت به مراتب پایین تر در بازار عطر وجود دارند. در ضمن خوب اسمی هم سازنده عطر برایش گذاشته. برازنده اش هست.... In my opinion, you must love the scent of this perfume to buy it. If not; It is by no means a special perfume with a special scent, and there are similar perfumes with the same scent and a much lower price in the perfume market. In addition, the perfume maker gave it a good name. It is beautiful...

This is my most missed fragrance of all time. If I would’ve known they were gonna discontinue this, I would’ve stocked up on as many back up bottles as possible. Such a beautiful fragrance that carries so many scentimental memories for me. I agree; it would be cool if the fragrance community can do a petition for Dior to bring this fragrance back out... even if it’s a flanker with the same DNA, I would be stoked and be the first in line to buy this.... Greatly missed and memories during Dior 32 life span will forever be cherished.

An icon of contrasts, combining the freshness of orange blossom with the warmth of vanilla. A special exception and a captivating blend; a masculine fragrance based on vanilla notes, crafted with strange perfection and exquisite artistry, so smoothly that it exudes freshness and cleanliness. An extraordinary masterpiece, its orange blossom makes it ideal for spring and autumn. A calm and soft fragrance, quite different from the sharp, classic version of Fahrenheit, representing the perfect balance between strength and softness.

I know that it was not a successful release by Dior but still I really like it. Furthermore I like it much more than the original Fahrenheit! :) It DOES NOT have any similarity witht the original, sorry. For me it's not a cool, fresh fragrance, doesn't serve good in summer, way too sweet for that. I mostly use it in cold season because it creates a comfy aura, my association is a big, soft, white woolen sweater :) Warm, comforting, caressing, soft. Yes, Fahrenheit32 is the scent of the white woolen sweater! :D

Well it's nothing new to say this is a quality juice as it comes from the house of Dior. I can't get past the gasoline note in the original, and this one to me is the original without the gas and some added floral. Just beautiful. Lasts long and projects very well. I think this could be worn year around as I'd wear it as a signature scent too since its quality and unique. Scent 8/10 Longevity 9/10 Projection 8.5/10 Year round frag. Great quality. If you haven't smelled this, please do. Don't overlook this gem.

I have a serious issue on why this hasn’t been brought back yet. I miss it so so much ive been looking for a replacement ever since it got discontinued and all replacements are NOTHING like this original. Im not paying the inflated eBay prices either. If I ever begged for a discontinued perfume I it would be this. I beg u on my knees to whoever made this fragrance. Please do everything in ur power to bring it back PLEASEEEEE!!!!!!!! DIOR bring it back I beg you. I need to smell like this forever.

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I'd never buy the bottles on eBay going for 500+ so I had to find a solution to get back this absolute masterpiece. Can't believe I found a way. Had to go through reddit subthreads and dig deep to find comments swearing that a UK company was able to clone it almost perfectly. I'm literally shook. 50$ later, I finally can wear this chef d'oeuvre again. It's exactly the same, the nostalgia that hit me when I opened that clone, wow. Perfume parlour 0575 freezing only. Thank me later.

I get a wonderful blast of the orange blossom when first applied and the vanilla and vetiver come through as it dries. It's a truly wonderful fragrance and I have made it one of my top 5. I got a compliment within 15 minutes of trying a sample on my wrist. My body chemistry just works with this. It's a strange scent, though. I'd warn you of that. Most certainly try it first. It suits my skin and my personality but YMMV. 10/10 in all aspects of this one for me.

The BEST vanilla scent I ever purchased to wear. I bought it while purchasing a bottle of Fahrenheit on a buy one get one half off at Macy's decades ago. I continued to purchase it until Dior discontinued it. I was shocked at just how many heads turned along with all the compliments. It should be brought back exactly how they left off without a single change to the formula. The BEST Fahrenheit formula out of all of them in my opinion.

I miss it so so much ! It was my signature scent (i'm a woman). I can't find anything that good and i really hope Dior bring it back. I still have 2ml of it and sometimes i smell the caps when i'm feeling down. IT WAS SO SO GOOD. It nothing compares to the original Fahrenheit, they're absolutely nothing alike. It's just pure Vanilla, not sweet, not cloying, just perfectly balance and wearable on any occasion. Totally unisex for me.

This is definitely my favourite from the Fahrenheit collection. Noticable orange blossom at the start which isnt all that sweet and then beautiful vanilla comes through as it develops. I feel this can work most of the year day and night perhaps with exception of if you live in a country with very hot and humid summer days. The vanilla may be abit too intense then. Safe blind buy if you like vanilla fragrances Id say.

this is good as a stand alone fragrance, but awesome as a base.... I tried this yesterday when my girlfriend and I were going through the mall... I sprayed this on... then I thought to myself "fresh", "shower clean", "icy", Hollister?..... Versace?... I sprayed this on both hands, and spray Eau Fraiche on one hand, then went into Hollister, sprayed SoCal on my other hand both are harmonizing with this awesome scent

At first i adored this scent. A different Fahrenheit soft vanilla floral with hints of the orginal when i say a hint i mean maybe 5 percent. But i made the mistake of buying this fragrance for my father.Who has the tendency to overspray all fragrances about 15 sprays. Went to visit them for a family dinner and due to his overp spraying i have been disgusted of this scent since then.Cloying is an understatment.

Very good! Sweet to the right place .. feel the orange flowers of tunisia, vanilla, vetiver and in the end .. it is a perfect parfum for spring to me .. in fact I'm using it at this time. I want to say to all of you not to go overboard with the spray (it only takes 3 or 4 sprays, lasts 8 or 12 hours on the skin) I find it very good :) I like!!. Scent: 8./10. Longevity: 9./10. Sillage: 8.5/10 Overall: 8.5/10

Delicious perfume! A sublime combination of orange blossom and vanille! 😍 I had the opportunity of buying 2 spare bottles (100ml and 200ml) from a local perfumery last year. The owner told me that their Dior customers were never really interested in the Fahrenheit 32 fragnance - so the bottles were stored away in a closet for quite some time. They sold the new old stock to me for a bargain - lucky me!

Dear Dior, Bring this gem back!!! Look at the success YSL MYSLF has had over the past year or so. The time of the orange blossom in men's perfumery is now! Not to mention that vanilla fragrances are more than ever in the limelight. Fahrenheit 32 was a masterpiece, it was just way ahead of the curve. Hope that someone at your company is reading this and the comments below. Fingers crossed.

Although Floral, this scent is very masculine The Orange Blossom in combination with Vanilla triggers a dopamine kick...and the vetiver makes it so harsh and fresh at the same time. Fahrenheit 32 is obviously different from Fahrenheit... The orange blossom stays for a few minutes... after 8 hours you'll be able to smell only Vanilla in it's glory. Good Job!!

Stunning. Orange blossoms oozing with unlit gasoline. It's like the negative image to Fahrenheit, a similar effect done with opposite ingredients. It's cool, with fumes warning of the raging fire that could ignite. I'm surprised this isn't more polarising in the reviews, as it's very weird, I guess that's the unicorn effect.

I will agree with Mr. Capitalist. This masterpiece needs to be back on the shelves for a while!! I have never smelled anything like it, and the magic of the vanilla flowers combined with the incense made this fragrance a unicorn for me. The mythical animal that was impossible to catch and imprison.. So is fahrenheit 32..

Wow this was one of my favourite scents as a teenager. Probably the first perfume I was totally in love with. I remember finding this very comforting. It was so gentle and smooth whilst very masculine. Although would have worked on a woman for sure. Such a shame it’s gone. I would be thrilled if this came back.

Christian Dior Fahrenheit 32. Best vanilla I’ve ever tried! I’ve been wearing it since 2007! I have like 6-7 bottles now. Vanilla/vetiver/powdery and I get OG Fahrenheit DNA creeping in. My nose gets zero floral in this one unless they mean the sweet 5 seconds blast upon spraying it?

I had no idea that it was discontinued, so I will be treating what remains like gold. Fahrenheit 32 is definitely cold weather fragrance, and much too strong for the warm weather season. I had actually forgotten all about it, because it was out of sight and out of mind.

love it, why quit this, cost me 64 pounds but had to have ,i get a slight coconut vibe ? must be the vanilla ,i think this was years ahead of its time ,think im gonna need another bottle .i find it very comforting ,constantly smelling myself lol .

It's time, the world is ready to make this fragrance a huge success. Like others have said below, we need a petition to bring it back. I don’t want to be the one to start it, but I’m losing patience waiting for the relaunch!

@capitalistic thank you for starting that petition page. I commented on the page, and seriously I hope Dior bring this gem back. Or atleast a flanker of it because it’s dearly misssed in the fragrance community.🙏

under-rated gem for the warmer weather. this one grows on you, just don't over spray. I do get the fahrenheit feel from this one but toned down with sweet vanilla and white floral notes. 9/10

@ Capitalistic I AM WITH YOU ON THISSSS!!!! I have been thinking about the same thing just for THIS fragrance. I was wondering if ever we could petition for Dior to bring it back.

I want this so bad. Smelled a decant/sample. Best fragrance ever made bar none except for initio absolute aphrodisiac, sauvage edp, tdh and homme intense. But def top tier 9/11 ez

dear dior please make this Gem available again... :( :( this is too awesome... unique... monster longevity... when vanilla and floral blended together with benzoin masterpiece!!!