Gris Montaigne

گریس از لاین پرایو دیور نام این عطر طبق توضیحات خود دیور اشاره داره به بوتیک مادر و تاریخی این برند در خیابان مونتنیه پاریس ، فضای لوکس و مدرن بوتیک با دکوراسیون منحصر بفرد خودش و رنگ های روشن و سرد و بی روح که در طراحی آن به کار رفته به همراه رز ترکیه ای که با هنرمندی تمام در گریس و مواردی دیگری از این لاین حضور داره ، به نظر من رز به شکل‌ زیبایی که در عطرای این لاین دیور به کار رفته می تونست به امضایی اختصاصی در پرایو لاین تبدیل بشه که البته در حال حاضر هم نت اصلی بسیاری از عطرای این لاین هست از همان ابتدا که گریس رو اسپری می کنم برام واضحه که با یک عطر لوکس طرف هستم ، واقعیت توقع یه سایه روشن از روایح اینسنسی اسموکی خاکستری و سرد رو داشتم اما یه شروع سیتروسی و مرکباتی ترش در کنار پچولی تند و تیز و خاکی کاملا شگفت زده ام کرد ، وای از این رز وای از این رز ، چقدر لطیف و نرم ، اروتیک و دوست داشتنی می تونه باشه نت رز وقتی دستان هنرمند فرانسوا دماشی با یک تفکر مینیمالیستی و فارغ از هر گونه زیاده کاری خالقش باشه ، فضای پودری و‌ لوازم آرایشی و چوبی مخملی و همچنین حضور یاس بسیار دل انگیزه ، بیشتر از اینکه حس رنگ خاکستری رو القا بکنه برام حس پر لطافتی از ابریشم رو داره ، تا همین جای کار به اطمینان می تونم بگم گریس باید در کلکسیون هر خانم خوش پوش و زیبایی وجود داشته باشه ، از شیرینی امبری خیلی ملایم این عطر هم نباید غافل بشیم که تبدیلش می کنه به یک عطر مختص شب های خنک با پوششی مدرن و خاص ، اگرچه به نظر می رسه گریس در گروه شیپغ دسته بندی شده به خصوص که فضای خزه ای و تمیز عطر بر این موضوع صحه می گذاره ولی این اطمینان رو می دم که از اون فضای کلاسیک شیپغ به کلی فاصله می گیره و تنها المان هایی از شیپغ کلاسیک رو در دنیایی کاملا مدرن اجرا می کنه ، حالا که از عمرش می گذره فضا خاکستری تر می شه و پچولی خاکی و بالزامیکی دوباره نبض عطر رو بدست می گیره ، خاکستری از این جهت که در این مرحله عطر به مشام من یه حالت پلاستیکی و فضایی مصنوعی از چرم و چوب و لاستیک داره که بیشتر از قبل تداعی کننده رنگ خاکستری هست ، در واقع دیور مدعی هست که رایحه ی بوتیکش رو بازسازی کرده که با بوییدن عطر در مرحله میانی و بیس بر روی پوست تا حدودی این امر قابل درک هست ، عطر حس جالبی از بوتیکی پر از کیف و کفش و لباس نو رو داره ، حداقل برای من که یکی از تفریحاتم گشت زدن در بوتیک انواع برند ها هست اینطور بود ، در بیس عطر ابعاد مردانه ای هم پیدا می کنه که می شه گفت تا حدودی گریس یونیسکس هست و تا به الان برای من بازخوردای خوبی به همراه داشته ، بایستی این آمادگی رو بدم که همونقدر که در ابتدا تست این کار هیجان زده تون می کنه(اتفاقی که برای من افتاد) درای داون و انتهای کار ممکنه کمی مأیوس کننده باشه ، از اون کیفیت خیره کننده و رز بی نظیر ابتدای کار خبری نیست و عطر یه فضای شیرین و پودری تکرای پیدا می کنه که مجبورم می کنه از اون موضع اولیه ام عقب نشینی کنم و باعث می شه نتونم به جمع بندی مناسب و نظره قاطعی در خصوص گریس برسم البته هنوز هم معتقدم کمتر عطری با محوریت پچولی و رز تونسته چنین فضای لوکس و مدرنی رو خلق بکنه ، پخش متوسط و ماندگاری نسبتا خوب با توجه به اینکه اگر گرمای روزای تابستونی رو فاکتور بگیریم عطر چهارفصل محسوب می شه ، با توجه به قیمت بالا و دسترسی مشکل به لاین پرایو دیور امتیاز 6/5 7 از 10

I bought the Gris Montaigne perfume nearly 5 years ago for my ex boyfriend. He absolutely loved it, he actually had been talking about it for forever so I thought I would check it out and buy it for his birthday. At this time in my life I had no experience with fragrances and I did not value fragrance nor did I want to spend my money on it. But when I went to the store and smelled it, it was quite unique and "rare". It smelled very earthy and it was quite pleasant. I even got a miniature so I kept the miniature for myself. Fast forward to 2020: Since this year I started buying perfumes on a huge scale, trying to build a collection and wanting to try new things out. I noticed that I didn't have the full size bottle of this fragrance, I only had the miniature. So I thought I would go buy the Maison Dior counter to try new fragrances to see if I would find something better than the Gris Montaigne, or else I would buy the Gris Montaigne. I arrived there and started smelling a few of the private collection, until I came across the "Gris Dior". Then I asked the lady who was working here if they had changed the name and she said yes. I told her I bought the Gris Montaigne for my ex boyfriend 5 years ago and I told her I wanted one for myself. Then she said that the 125ml costs nearly 200 euros and I was surprised. I had paid 260 euros for the 125ml if I remember right. So then I got suspicious and sprayed the Gris Dior to try it out. AND GUESS WHAT: they reformulated it! i was devastated. I even asked the lady that worked there and she said that they had only changed the name. I told her that's not possible, because I remember the scent very well and it was not like this one. But she denied it. The Gris Dior has a very toned down scent. The oak moss is much less obnoxious than it used to be. It smells more "normal/neutralized" now. I came home and looked for the miniature I had to smell it again: I smelled it again for the first time in 5 years.. I LOVED IT! It is such a beautiful oak mossy scent. Phenomenal. So this new Gris Dior is Very upsetting. I am very upset and very disappointed. Of course I didn't end up buying the Gris Dior. I even told myself I won't ever come by their counter anymore. Thats how upset I am. So guys, if you still own the Gris Montaigne: consider yourself very lucky.

The liquid is perfectly created; if scents could be painted in colours, a grayish muted purple tone is exactly what it would look like. Gris Montaigne is a work of art in the most abstract sense of the word. It doesn’t really smell like anything in particular- unique, transcendent and beautiful in its own way. Ever so gloomy and cold, dark and mysterious, yet so full of life in the best possible way. It depicts an imagery of a chic and classy woman sitting in a clean and modern, isolated café surrounded by nature, looking out the window at the heavily pouring rain drenching the trees, windows, and all that it touches. Everything feels muted, except for the woman wearing the one pop of colour among the gray surroundings and sounds of the roaring yet calming rain. The gloominess in a longing reminiscence, tranquility that settles the mind and body, and a small flicker of light that feels almost hypnotizingly alluring, she takes it all in, soaked in the moment and the wave of emotions that overwhelm her. The atmosphere of dazing out into a rainy day and listening to the sounds, she has an epiphany of feeling a mellow gloominess that in a peculiar way, makes her feel alive. That, is Gris Montaigne. I was slightly thrown off by the top the first time I smelled it because it had a distinctly familiar mosquito spray vibe. However, I’ve quickly come to love that about it too. It has a strong piercing oakmoss top that you don’t see too often in perfumes nowadays- it tends to be very diluted. The reformulated Gris Dior version is missing that element; a watered-down version of this. It’s quite disappointing, although I still like the scent so I would most likely get a full bottle, but I’m holding on to my Gris Montaigne for dear life. A lot of oakmoss, supported by patchouli, light and airy floral elements with almost a slightly candied touch. Very light and clean in the most mellow yet lively, sophisticated way possible. This is definitely an elegantly unique masterpiece.

Gris Montaigne... I wish I had the talents of a poet to depict the beauty of this perfume... This is marvelously and unequivocally perfect! It’s everything I love in a perfume. I love it so much for what it evokes and for how it makes me feel. I love how Gris Montaigne transports me but also how it brings me absolute joy. This perfume is so evocative of a time long lost when women wore gloves and men wore hats...a time when things were simply glamorous and yet innocent. I mourn its discontinuation and though its reformulated counterpart Gris Dior is fabulous to be sure, Gris Montaigne has that added depth, that added warmth and glow...it lasts longer too and it has reached legendary status. Sometimes, there are perfumes that have to disappear in order to reach that status...it’s so sad, really 😞 If only Dior would bring it back..could it be done? Would they listen? Likely no because Gris Dior was released instead but one can hope, right? Longevity: it’s decent on my skin, 6 hours approximately Sillage/Projection: moderate Price: yeah...smh...and I don’t know what I’ll do when I run out...😳🥺🥺 I am beyond grateful and glad to have it in my collection. It’s several backup bottles worthy in my humble opinion but that’s not something I can afford, though it is absolutely worth the quest!! 13 out of 10 for me!! That rating of mine is rare and rightfully so!!

This is in my top ten. Very dry, elegant and always wearable in any season and at any time, at least for me. Sometimes I perceive it as dry, austere, only a hint of sweetness - like the colour I chose for our sitting room wall,grey but with underlying pink tones for warmth. I would say perfectly unisex. For me, sometimes its the citrus, sometimes the woods, oakmoss that takes promience, but at all times the fragrance is cohesive and refined. I am better at describing a feeling that a fragrance evokes, or a time or place that I visualise (or actually) wear it. Therefore the rose and the amber - notes that I find I am not normally drawn to and,in the case of rose, can be so variable in interpretation - are not at the forefront for me. Having said this, those notes must be what makes the fragrance feel greater than the sum of its parts. For me, this translates to an etherial mysterious scent with an underlying bonfire note that could be a november firework party or a bbq on a beach at sunset. Or, even this..."And another angel came and stood at the altar with a golden censer; and he was given much incense to mingle with the prayers of all the saints upon the golden altar before the throne; and the smoke of the incense rose with the prayers of the saints from the hand of the angel before God. (Revelation 8:3-4)". And I'm not normally very spiritual!!

Testing from a decant, I'm very pleasantly surprised by this fragrance. First let me say that 'gris' is indeed what it is, I see a lovely deep grey silk or velvet fabric when I sniff this and that is strange for a chypre and it is most definitely a chypre. Usually I see green for a chypre but this is indeed an elegant grey. It is one of those scents that I am aware of as the day goes on, it floats about me and 'meets' me when I don't expect it to. If I put my nose to my skin it doesn't seem to be there, but then suddenly when I'm thinking of something else it appears. Rather like a dance partner that steps away for a moment then returns in a warm embrace. Truly a very elegant and lovely fragrance, perfect for office or evening. I can't imagine anyone being offended by it, and while being very ladylike there is also an element of mystery to it. Definitely fbw for me.

Bought an imitation oil version of this. Wasted my ten bucks. Smells like nothing but vegetable oil. UPDATE: I rolled this oil over my paper flower and threw it in my cupboard. Everytime I opened and closed the cupboard, some lovely transparent delicate ambery woody floral scent emanated from it.... wow.... it makes me smile everytime I open the cupboard and smell the paper flower.. it is quite complex, I get a lot of different sensations from this one. Perhaps I had an anosmia inducing cold when I first tried it. It is actually beautiful, and very subtle and refined and calm and something else very ethereal! I was trying to recollect which scent it reminds me of that I owned. I got it, its Gucci Rush, if Rush is a thick coral red, this one is a transparent peach.

This is beautiful. I could write an anthology of odes and sonnets dedicated to Gris Montaigne. It is sophistication, complexity, elegance, and down-to-earth glamour in a bottle. It is a mossy patio surrounded by a garden that was once well-manicured, but has been left to twine and tangle; the fruit-bearing trees are fraught, and the roses abundant. At the same time, it is city lights gleaming against wet cobblestone. It is earthy, elegant, intoxicating, and unique. I scored a large decant for a fantastic price; it is my most prized fragrance. It is such a shame this was discontinued. It is one of the few Dior scents I'd say is worth the price. I'll smugly hold onto this for special occasions.

I am totally enthralled by Gris Montaigne - on my skin, the warm ambery patchouli woody facets shine more with just the right amount of floral. I would say its perfectly unisex. As with the colour of the juice and the genesis behind this scent, Gris Montaigne is perfect when the sky is gloomy with leaves rustling and when one is in a contemplative mood either taking a stroll down a quiet street or simply staring out a window. It works as wonderfully in a social event which befits a distinguished aura. Always feel relaxed, calm and composed when I have it on.

bergamot is easily gone then, patchouli, rose and amber take part instantly make it earthy floral vibe. oakmoss and sandalwood also there but in smooth and tiny vibe. dominant notes are patchouli, rose and amber. overall, it smooth earthy floral. i don't know why this perfume is marketed for women. it's earthy floral. it's suppose to be unisex. earthy vibe is so dominant. guy, don't worry about the scent,it is very safe fragrance. it is unoffensive at all, easy to wear and suitable for daily perfume.

Such a masterpiece "I don't use that word a lot", this one oozes class and sophistication like no other, I do imagine a very refined and high-class lady wearing a Dior grey suit, Chanel large hat, and very long pearl necklace. and putting on an extra refined Rosey/champagne perfume that is delicate but very present "Performance is amazing". I definitely find this unisex though, heard that Gris Dior leans more masculine than Gris Montaigne, doesn't matter I will be wearing this one and smell amazing.

I just blind bought a partially used 125ml bottle (about 100ml left) and my hopes were high. I am not the biggest fan of Gris Dior as it’s too mossy to my nose and could benefit from a little bit of sweetness, so upon reading the reviews here I thought that maybe this is the version of Gris Dior I am after? Upon initial spray the resemblance to Gris Dior is uncanny, but the dry down is so much softer, fluffier and much much more floral! It’s an absolute gem and I am happy I took this gamble!

Beautiful beautiful beautiful scent. The moment I smelled this, I was in love. Not a super strong scent, but "gris" is a fitting name. Somehow smells gray, cloudy, classy, pearls, and expensive and luxurious but not glittery or sparkly. It smells expensive in the way velvet and cashmere may be. This is wine, not champagne; pearls and silver, not gold and glittery jewels. Too bad it is super expensive... perhaps i will get it when i feel rich enough to drop 400 a pop for an EDT.

To me it smells like me skating in a fur-lined plasticky rubbery snow gear on an icy snowy ocean with a blue whale underneath smelling strongly of amber. Beast defeatedly watching the snow from the window of his royal palace, lined with tall trees, all trapped in the company of a single (dead) rose in a glass flask. Strangest of my collection and lasting forever type scent. Tranquil and elegant scent and I do get good whiffs of strawberry in the top. I like it anyway.

It is a masterpiece of blending. This scent is so well balanced I can't even tell what components it has been made of. As if a cloud of warmth, elegance, mystery and enchantment is surrounding you. Never loud, always noticeable. Promising and fugitive at once. It is a chypre of delicate pianissimo, wind, fog, snow. Very much old school and modern at the same time. Neither your usual sweet fruitchouly, nor citrusy fresh. Quiet, melancholic, dreamy. Give it a try!

Effortlessly elegant! Unisex with great longivety and projection. And this is nothing like Moonlight Patchouli og Bottega Veneta (both which I also adore and have). GM is like Gris Dior but with more prominent flower/frutty note. So yes,ther is a slight difference between these two ( I own full bottles of each) but you don't need them both. And I do not se resemblance to midnight poison either (which I also own and cherish).

Pretty, soft, mild scent. Mostly clean patchouli and rose in muted tones and what smells like iris, giving me the impression of the most subtle leather. A mossy note gives it a hint of duskiness and makes it slightly bitter. Not overly sweet and maintains an airiness and sheerness throughout its wear. If it were a color, I imagine it to be a muted dusky mauve. Smells more fem to me but woukd love to smell this on a guy.

This formulation is much more feminine than the current Gris Dior. I love GD but find it to be a more earthy, gender neutral fragrance where the moss and patchouli are more dominant. GM is just a tad more feminine blend with the rose and additional fruits in the fore front. This could easily be a signature scent. I love this but it is still very similar to GD. No need to seek out a bottle unless you're a collector.

A perfect combination of slightly citrusy and salty masculine notes added to a bouquet of warm, sweet roses. It is very clean-fresh-floral yet full bodied. I have yet to see the Amalfi Coast but I imagine this to be the fragrance I would wear on one of their terrace restaurants! As a huge lover of rose I cannot get enough of this! (I only wish they would make a travel size so you can take on trips!)

It is impossible not loving it. Very professional scent suitable for any occasion and wearable for many kind of people. An all-purpose winner that keeps at a prudent distance the whole day. It may lack a bit of originality but it is impressive the cleanliness and honesty it is conceived with. I do not come to mind better blind purchase fragrance than this one. 8/10

Absolutely beautiful. A unisex, uplifting, clean woody-floral. Appropriate for any setting and signature scent worthy. Elegant and sort of smells like a very expensive candle - GM is an aromatherapy scent for sure. I even sought out a concentrated fragrance oil version of it (from a niche clone house) which is a perfect match and is lovely for layering as well.

Although “Gris Montaigne” is no longer, I found “Soufflé de Soie” to be the closest in range to this beauty. The marketed replacement “Gris Dior” was recommended, but found it has a more herbal undertone. This is one of my favourites to wear on a daily basis... a little sweet, slightly salty adding a touch of masculine and plenty of understated florals! 10/10 💜

I find this a slightly powdery, cashmere blanket mixed with warm skin kind of scent. I get a slight peachy note after about four hours. Another reviewer said it reminds them of a cold rainy day, which is interesting as this scent only makes me think of early summer. It certainly is feminine and intimate. Love it.

There's a lot going on in the beginning. I'd say the top of this perfume is it's most fascinating part - you get lipstick rose, delicate patchouli, woody and ethereal waves. Afterwards it settles into a nice rosy tender patchouli. Very nice but I wish the opening lasted longer, as it is extremely beautiful.

Gris Montaigne is one of the most beautiful fragrances I’ve experienced. It is grounded in a buttery concoction of creamy woods and smoky patchouli, while being brought to life with a subtle, juicy fruitiness. Keep it discontinued, this should be a well kept, beautiful secret.

This perfume was love at first sniff. I had no idea that it had citrus notes at all. It’s not sour at all. It smells clean and has an allure of fog or mystery. It smells nostalgic, as it reminds me of my childhood in Germany when my parents were studying medicine there.

Oh, Gris Montaigne where are you? Why did you left me? It was a short love affair, I had a 5 ml decant I loved. It was my everything, my precious, the light of my eyes. Best and perfect scent. I will love it forever and search it forever.

A gorgeous, fresh and unique scent. Unisex leaning slightly more feminine. Amazing performance but not harsh at all. Like a beautiful cloud doing its own thing. Dior hit a home run with this one. 9.5/10

Everyone likes this perfume on me. It's very long-lasting and luxurious. And It's suitable for the morning, day, evening, office, restaurant - absolutely must have if you can afford it)

Grace Kelly in Rear Window...that is what I imagine with the scent of the beautiful, powdery, baby pink rose with a kiss of strawberry. Class, elegance, exquisite beauty...perfection

One of the best fragrance in Dior Private Collections. Don't let dealers cheat you for Gris Dior; be careful. Personally, I prefer Gris Montaigne OVER Gris Dior.

This is one of the best perfume. It has an authentic smell of nature and last for hours. I really love it. Go for it and you will fall in love with it.

Such a beautiful unisex upscale fragrance. A true master peace. Its long lasting easily upto 11 hours and smells heavenly. Fresh and calm.

Absolutely sexy and attractive perfume! I think GM is the best from the collection. It is classy, stylish, rich... I love i!

one of the best perfumes I ever owned. Simply BEAUTIFUL ! And guys dont worry, you can totally rock this

Very addictive great to layer. Definitely unisex imo.

I blind-bought this as I found it in 125ml at a price that was too good to give up. I was a little weary about the "upscale department store" reviews and the citrus-rose combination which I associate with cheap smelling fumes. Boy, was I pleasantly surprised. Every Dior Private collection scent ends up attracting me to the line even more. I don't think there is one that I've smelled that I have disliked (yet). Gris Montaigne DOES have an upscale department store vibe to it, but that is mainly due to the powdery and citrus aspect within this scent. However, it works in that it becomes more of a approachable and wearable scent, as most rose-patchouli combinations can be harsh and associated with night-time wear. Gris Montaigne also smells like it's supposed to- grey. It's like a rainy day in the fall, like a grey cashmere scarf, like a black and white romance film staring veronica lake. It starts off very powdery, almost suffocating ash with a blast of rose, citrus and something synthetically sweet- maybe the amber, though I do not detect amber in itself. The drydown is where the magic happens. It turns into this beautiful musky rose-patchouli-tonka(?) combination that lasts and lasts, AND lasts. As with all the Dior Private Collection scents- longevity is key, and sillage with this one (on me) is monstrous. One spray is enough. Very feminine leaning though a man could pull this off as well. I also find this scent to be colder than warmer (on my skin) making it a perfect fall and winter fume. Successful buy.

This was the scent my stepmother wore at her wedding with my father and that's where I encountered this. My first impression of this was that the composition in itself was not unique. I would call it a fruitchouli, which is a category done to death, present in almost all mainstream scents. This is a fruitchouli done well, with great quality. To describe the scent I would say it's a very fruity rose, the fruity aspect being aquatic and close to melon or such. The patchouli is what makes this instantly recognizeable. It's a combination of the discontinued old Miss Dior Cherie and actually L'Imperatrice by Dolce Gabbana (I enjoy and own both). Very feminine. As time goes by it evolves to become more distinct and gets more personality, it's quite pleasant and oozes high quality. Groundbreaking or not, when I get whifs of this it catches my attention. I wouldn't mind having a bottle and I encourage sampling of this (of course, we are addicts here!), but my favourite from the Privee collection is without doubt Feve Delicieuse. Is the high price justified? Quality wise, objectively, yes certainly. It's a huge bottle so it's actually cheaper than many lower quality scents. Other than that it's to each their own what they fall in love with.

Gris Montaigne opens similarly to Gris Dior with a beautiful chypre scent featuring bergamot, rose, and oakmoss. However, Gris Montaigne's opening has more oakmoss and lasts longer, which I find incredibly sensual. In contrast, Gris Dior’s opening is short-lived, disappearing within 2-3 minutes. The dry-down of Gris Montaigne is syrupy sweet, leaning more feminine, and has a more complex scent profile imo. It’s sweeter and stronger, making it suitable for a classy, elegant young woman or a middle-aged woman. While I like the scent, the strawberry note can be a bit annoying for me as a guy. I think I would prefer Gris Dior more because it feels simpler and more masculine. I just wish the beautiful opening of Gris Montaigne could last longer, like an hour or so, I love it so much.

For a rose and patch fragrance I was expecting something much darker and heavier. It’s sweet and fresh, a bit more feminine leaning if you care about such things. Fresh, fruity leaning rose and a warmer but very clean base. I’m definitely getting a strawberry note, and I’m surprised it isn’t rated higher. Definite vetiver in the drydown. Nice for warm months, I’m sure I’ll get plenty of wear out of my .25 oz splash bottle, but can’t say it’s fbw for me (especially considering the ridiculously large sizes of Dior’s full bottles!)

It is perfecly designed unisex scent and could be signature, it can suit every location and weather. Reminds me midnight poison which i fall in love, but of course significantly oakmoss is added. When i close my eyes after spraying, i cannot imagine any special character. So it means everybody can use if you like oakmoss. A bossy girl, a sport casual boy, a business man, an elegant lady.. It is unique and suits everybody

Posh red roses powdered with chocolate dust. This is my first impression and it is beautiful. After half an hour only the dust remains. It is is still nice, and if Gris Montaigne was in Dior’s regular line, I might have considered buying it. CD remains my favorite perfume house, but the only exclusive thing I smell here is the price. ***(**)

A very elegant perfume Starts out with menthol patchouli and rose, smelling unique and very classy. But it changes, iris comes along and this starts smelling more like tenue de soiree. I prefer this, its much nicer and not as sweet.

It's a lovely smell but has no longevity or sillage whatsoever. Pity! It does smell like the Dior store but at the same time for some reason it reminds me of ironing on a cold rainy day.

nice, classic, fresh, unique, good longevity

Ohhhhh sweet baby Lord! This is so gorgeous. It’s a masterpiece. I’ve never said that about any fragrance before. The first thing I smell that is the backbone of this fragrance is the oak moss. I usually don’t like oak moss that much I find, but in this it creates a freshness like the smell of trees. The next thing is the patchouli. This is some CLEAN patchouli like in Coco Mad or in Gucci Guilty. Then I get the florals. There is some jasmine and rose, a little tiny bit of citrus but not a lot and I get that sweetness from the strawberry. After an hour or so it warms up and becomes evern more beautiful than the dry menthol opening with the florals coming to the front and the strawberry becoming more jammy and sweet. This is the absolute best of the Prive line. Skip all of them and go to this one. It’s very sophisticated, clean, and fresh very unisex. The blending is just amazing. Bravo!

My first bottle of many from the Dior Collection Privée. Good scent but nothing really special. Though unisex, it leans more to the feminine size.

Creamy Ylang-Ylang + Bergamot + Strawberry Sweetness + Rose + Orange Blossom + a touch of Sandalwood + a touch of Cedarwood + golden Amber + a small hint of Brown Musk + soapy Jasmine + small touch of Powder + tiny amount of white vanilla absolute This fragrance smells 'designer-ish', and that's not a compliment. The leading actor of this dna is the sweet strawberry-like note, and the soapy jasmine that Dior has already played-out in multiple frags within this Private Line. Personally not a fan at all of this frag. Id recommend it to those that enjoy that fresh laundry scent genre. 2.5/5 Woofs

What a horrible scent. In my religion we prepare a corpse by washing it with a mix of camphor and lubaan to get it ready for the grave. This perfume smells identical to that. Straight menthol, death, melancholy and despair. Cold, screetchy and linear. I tried so hard to love it but damn, it’s repulsive

It's a fresh bergamot fragrance. Not bad, but it smells almost like A Mi Aire by Loewe. I don't like this fact, even despite it doesn't have smelling chemical base.