J'Adore L'Absolu

I asked my BF for this bottle as a gift, I did not compare it properly with the original version before. I simply assumed that I would enjoy the L'absolue version better, I generally enjoy extreme, absolue and essenze versions, so I just guessed that it would be the case with the J'adore line as well.. Right after I recieved this pretty little gift I ran off to check and compare notes (which I obviously should have done earlier..) to my suprise (and horror) I notice that the L'absolue version are enriched with a heavy jasmine and rose! My two most feared florals! Today, a few weeks later, I'm honestly very glad that I asked for this particuliere version. The jasmine are beautiful and I don't get much rose at all, thankfully. Not really a rose fan. It's indeed a heavier, deeper and richer version of the sweet, floral J'adore. It's lighter on the fruits and the sweetness, but stronger in it's florals and it's sharper and more distinct (in a good way). It's slightly more matuare and refined. A classier and more "expensive" alternative. The gold colour really complements this scent, it does smell "rich". I now own both L'absolue and a miniature "to go version" of the original. To my suprise I always reach for the L'absolue version. I feel more comfortable wearing it and it provides me with far more compliments that the original does. The sillage and lasting power are wonderful, 1-2 sprays will follow you through a whole day. My favorite place to apply L'absolue are in the back of my neck, feels kind of sensual and I can ejoy it without having it "in my face" all day. I feel like I must complement the jasmine once more, I'm very picky with jasmine but I must say that this is jasmine at it's best behaviour. It could also be the mix with Ylang Ylang who really helps the jasmine pop, they are indeed nice together!

Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks that this basically smells like the original J'adore + Pure Poison? L'Absolu is the most beautiful one though IMO, as the extra flowers add a gorgeous powderiness as well as creaminess compared to J'adore, while it's not as sweet/stuffy as Pure Poison. It kinda makes sense though, as L'Absolu is a lot more floral (Pure Poison) compared to J'adore (1999). What surprised me though (and I thank God for this)! is that the fruit notes from J'adore seem to be pretty much intact. I MUCH preffer L'Absolu over the original J'adore. L'Absolu is like the original J'adore on steroids + a ton of creamy, white flowers. I've always loved florals but I'm also a pretty huge fan of pear and melon (original J'adore) so for those notes to be compromised would have been a huge let down for me. Not all fruits and flowers go together this well, but Tuberose, Jasmine and Ylang Ylang + melon, pear and musk is just a match made in heaven! To be perfectly honest, the original J'adore kinda smells "unfinished" now that I've smelled L'Absolue. This beauty has got all that I look for in a perfume, it's filled to the brim with class, understated elegance and freshness. Just one huge, classy perfume! And the best thing of all? It's actually really poweful! Just one small spray lasted all day and then some, projecting nicely the entire time. If you want to smell clean, pampered and elegant, then this one won't let you down! This is floral fruity done right. This is perfection. J'adore L'Absolu - absolutely flawless!

I have owned both the pre-reformulation (2009) and the current version. I have only managed to use about 2/3 of the larger bottle of the former because, after a while, it started to feel a bit too much to me and even overpowering at times to the point of my feeling dizzy, so to the wardrobe it went, only to be rediscovered a while ago. Alas, it was too late because time has already taken its toll on it and it has gone kinda sour. Having spent much time lately looking for the 'perfect' fume but to little avail, I decided to give this one another try and purchased the current (2015) version. Although this one definitely starts off more alcoholic and has a curious synthetic feel in places, as others have noted, having lost some of its former fullness and longevity, it is still such a stunning beauty. I even have to admit (please don't stone me though!) that I like this one a tad better because now that it has been stripped of some of its former monstrous potency, gone are the ocassional headaches. All it does now is put a smile on my face whenever I wear it, literally, which is exactly what I want my frag to do, all day every day. Reformulation notwithstanding, to me this is the ultimate happy scent, reminding me of sunny early spring days. That said, one would expect some change in the price tag as well, though. UPDATE: The drydown is really to die for and I find it even better than in the pre-reformulation version. A straight 10/10.

'Absolue' or, simply put, 'absolute' is a term that perfumers seem to use to describe natural ingredients of the highest possible quality. Never has this been more accurate when used for J'Adore. J'Adore has always been a bit ethereal and banal, but the absolue feels so much more well rounded and full. The jasmine and tuberose in this smell almost photorealistic. It is also a perfect example of a perfumer being able to toss aside the not so great ingredients used in cheaper renditions and pull out the goodies. I can only imagine how great it must have felt to perfect an already highly popular and rather enjoyable scent. This is just so elegant and spectacular. It lasts roughly the same amount of time on my skin as the original does, but my skin often isn't the best judge for longevity. However, it is important to remember that 'l'Absolue' doesn't always mean it'll last longer, so don't expect it to when testing. As I truly enjoy most versions of J'Adore already, I'd give this roughly a 7 out 10. You won't smell too different, just like a better version of people wearing the original. Provided your skin agrees with it, that is.

Wonderful fragrance. My wife asked me to smell this while we were walking around Sephora together because she said she'd received it as a gift when she was younger and that she hadn't liked it because she thought it smelled like "old woman" (sadly, my wife has since lost her sense of smell, which is why she asked me to smell it and then describe what I thought about it to her). Because she had primed me with the "old woman" comment, that's immediately what I thought it smelled like when I first sprayed it. But after a few seconds, I realized that I didn't think it smelled like "old" woman, it smelled like "classy" "elegant" woman. This is fantastic as a formal scent, wearing to galas, or weddings, or anything with floor-length gowns. After a few more seconds, a thought began to form that this smells like what I would consider an archetype of "women's perfume" and I imagine it sitting in an ornate glass bottle with a bulb spray in some wealthy woman's home in Paris. Really nice feminine scent and better than the original J'Adore.

I believe that this is a textbook feminine fragrance that no one would dislike. I say this as a compliment. It is not boring, or superficially sweet, or screechy. I really love florals and this does not disappoint. The composition is a rich and velvety floral that makes me feel like I'm a Queen or something. The fruits flint briefly before the musky/woody/faintly floral drydown. Simply put this floral just smells so so good and is beautifully done. This is the only Dior I own, and I am not familiar with the gigantic "J'adore" family but since I have such love and luck with this scent I think I will stop here. (Also, I could hardly afford to delve further.) Only complaint I have is that this does not last long enough for such an expensive scent! Very cool bottle though. EDIT: The top and heart notes last about 2-3 hours, but the very gorgeous deep woody base on me lasts hours and hours after. This is in my top wood fragrances. I love wood.

J'adore l'Absolu is such a beauty! To me it is a floral blend reaching perfection: creamy tuberose, fresh rose, exotic ylang-ylang, lush jasmine and a hint of soft fruit that does not have anything to do with the alcoholic pear sharpness opening of J'adore EDP ( though I like the latter very much!). To me J'adore l'Absolu is the embodiment of feminity. This fragrance has great sillage and won't pass unnoticed. When I wear it I feel classy, seductive and self-assured. I have so many fragrances, but I always return to l'Absolu. Over the last few years I have used up about 10 bottles! But Dior, WHY ? They seem to have reformulated it lately. It is more alcoholic and aggressive at the beginning than it used to be. It does not last as long as before though I recognize the notes, but they seem to be more synthetic... Am I the only one to think so? Dior, WHY?

I love love this one... Every lover of white floral scents should give this a try! This J'adore version has definitely more emphasis on the floral notes... The composition of the white flowers is a masterpiece truly! It's fresh, light but at the same very classy and feminine! Hard to describe, but I would definitely would recommend this to even those, that don't like original J'adore EDP, as this one has much more character to it. There's no pear note and it's mostly floral... Dry down is also delicious as it's mostly woodsy notes and musk... Good staying power and silage is decent too. It's not too strong like for example Alien (which I personally can't stand, as it's way too intense...), but it's not weak either!

How I love it when my parfume change during a day. J'Adore L'Absolu changes also with seasons. Now, indoors autumn it is a bubble gummy, solar floral. In the spring it is woody and deep. The flowers are hard to pinpoint, they are thoroughly blended into a radiant, joyous fluid. The most prominent are ylang and jasmin with a dose of tuberose, softened by a drop of rose. One can also feel the fruity notes and clean musk. The woods are nowhere to be detected yet, contrary to spring performance when they are immediate. One of my favourite scents, instant sunshine bottled.

I like this much better than the original J'Adore, and as quite a few have noted, it is more floral and soft and not nearly as synthetic and sharp as the original. Lasts about 4 hours on me and I got a large bottle for less than $50 on an auction site. This makes for a great all occasion scent - appropriate for the office, date night, hot weather, cold weather. It smells very classy and sensual at the same time. I'm very happy to own a full bottle of this.

J'adore L'Absolu is simply gorgeous! Smells like the most perfect blend of juicy, ripe tangeringe and plum, paired perfectly with a bubblegum tuberose, all resting on a pillow of musk and soft woods. Very long lasting and heavy sillage - two sprays is plenty for me! This isn't "pretty", this isn't "cute", this is beautiful and stunning! This review is for the "original" version. Since I love this one so much, I am literally terrified to try the new one...

i never dream to have this perfume. now i have this perfume. i absolutely love this perfume. very deep, warm, moist, rich and strong ylang-ylang, tuberose, jasmine and rose. i can sense all the note from top to bottom. it is the extended version of EDP - warmy lush luxurious floral composition. fruits note it is just enough and professional composition which i really appreciate. this perfume is absolutely elegance, sophisticated and feminine.

Today I wanted to feel like a goddess so I treated myself with a bottle of J’adore L’Absolu. This perfume is amazing — a fabulous blend of jasmine, rose and tuberose absolutes. Flowers here do play the main role and the result is addictive. Nothing avant-garde, conceptual or extreme, but one of the best florals on the market. Nothing gold can stay, except for this glamorous masterpiece by the house of Dior ❤ And stunning bottle, too.

Mmm this is really delicious. It opens up with a sparkling ylang ylang; very fresh and intoxicating. It soon morphs into a duet of jasmine and ylang ylang, supported by the full and creamy tuberose. After a few minutes, the florals calm a bit and it becomes a bit more fruity. However, it doesn't turn uber sweet since its balanced by the woody/musk note. Really lovely and elegant fragrance, a great exercise in white florals by Dior.

this is simply stunning and addicting! very classy, very rich, and the jasmine here is unbelievably realistic. this is a true floral fragrance that smells very clean with good performance and still maintains an airy and light scent. a must have if you like jasmine. could be a signature scent if it weren't so pricey.

Ladies please wear this more ;) classy, sexy, feminine mmmmhmm! I get a beautiful white floral from this. Much richer than the original and less messy. I wouldn't describe it as clean of fresh, it's heady and lush. And it's potent so you don't have to use much. Just lovely

Is L'Absolu discontinued due to 2018 version Absolu? I find new version to be more generic (more similar to other fragrances) and quite different, not as good as L'Absolu. As I understand Absolu is a replacement? If so I would go for a backup bottle if I could find it.

I woke up from a dream about the man I love. Upon rising, the first thing I did was to reach for J`Adore L`Absolu. Just one spray and I was transported back to dreamland....L`Absolu is sensual and womanly. Its headiness lingers and is intoxicating....

@ Ludicolo : You are not the only one who thinks J'adore L'absolu is J'adore + Pure Poison. For the first 2 hours, JL is mostly J'adore , a little Pure Poison. After 2 hours, JL is mostly Pure Poison with a hint of J'adore. This one is intoxicating.

Beautiful classy Jasmine Ylang Ylang...smooth well rounded. Excellent longevity 9 hrs on skin. I don't like J'adore EDT & EDP, I suspect because of the pear note but I'm loving this. Ylang Ylang noticeable.

I received my bottle this morning and wow I'm so happy. This is beautiful, a much more creamy floral than the original turning a bit musky on the dry down. I love it!!!

J'adore, i think this perfume is the best as a gift, because it smells expensive, sexy and elegant and many people i know like it.

I love this perfume,its so romantic and flowery ,sweet smelling ,but not sick sweet,sweet fresh smelling perfume !

A lot better than the watered down EDP. Smells like real flowers with a tinge of fruit. Pleasant perfume.

This perfume smells great and I think everyone who likes long lasting perfumes should try this......

i really really really looovveee this perfume! Fragrance sent from heaven.

On me, floral and fresh, I love it! I wish it weren't so expensive.

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Since I've had plenty of opportunity to wear L'absolu, I have come to the conclusion that the perfume is somewhat disappointing. This was a blind buy. I wanted to add a nice Dior fragrance to my collection but couldn't find an adequate retailer that would allow me to smell their Dior fragrances. After reading reviews for both the regular J'adore and the L'absolu version, I chose this one. I tend to lean toward bold fragrances and the notes found in L'absolu seemed to be more up my alley. So I ordered a 2.5 oz (75mL) from a legit online/brick-mortar retailer. It mingles with my skin and projects nothing but florals. I get a faint whiff of rose on the tail-end, but the majority of the fragrance centers around white and yellow flowers. In fact, if it weren't for the initial blast of "O-M-G 90's perfume" smell, this stuff would smell like someone crushed flowers and squeezed their essences into a bottle. It's been about 8 hours since I applied L'absolu and I can still smell it near the application sites. The sillage has died down and now the scent is close to the skin, but I can still smell it and unmistakably name the fragrance. It reminds me of walking through the woods in spring, just before the honeysuckles and crabapples have bloomed, but in the wind you can still catch the sweetness of flowers. That synthetic scent continues to rear its ugly head, ever so slightly. I like the perfume but I don't love it. For the price I had higher expectations for this one. It smells like a perfume... It has that initial blast of synthetic-type smell to it, the kind you think of when you remember the Avon perfume your mom wore in the 90's. When I purchase high dollar perfumes, I don't want to get a whiff of the same synthetic aroma that is typically found in generic perfumes. With that said, I can't honestly say this is not a sophisticated fragrance. It is definitely sophisticated and complicated. So much so, it seems formulated for a confident or mature woman. I don't see a teeny-bopper liking this. Though I tend to wear scents as I see fit, L'absolu is more fitting for special occasions; not an all-day, everyday scent. It is extremely strong... the kind of quality concentration that is expected from Dior. Apply carefully because this stuff is potent. I usually only apply 1 or 2 sprays at a moderate distance. Any more than that and I would knock my own self out! The bottle looks amazing, sitting there with the rest of my fragrances; however, I will use this sparingly and probably not purchase another bottle after it's gone. There are other (less expensive) perfumes that smell similar and would suffice for special occasions.

This is an improvement on the original, and while it shares some of J'Adore's DNA, it is quite a different fragrance. L'Absolu's ingredients are of a higher quality, and it is a richer scent than the original. I have a pre-2018 miniature. The white floral opening of L'Absolu is exquisite. The jasmine which dominates the opening is beautiful: just the right balance between green and slightly indolic. Ylang-ylang also features, and is comforting and sweetly feminine. As it dries down, rose and tuberose also make an appearance. The tuberose note, missing from the original J'Adore, is uncharacteristically subtle, complementing the other florals beautifully and adding sensual luxury. The florals are natural-smelling, reminiscent of a high-quality bouquet. As it develops, L'Absolu becomes increasingly soft and soapy. A hint of peach emerges after a little while, providing soft sweetness, but this scent is much more floral than fruity, unlike J'Adore. It becomes musky and woody as it dries down with a hint of cedar. It fades fairly quickly to a musky skin scent. Sillage is moderate, but fairly subtle after the initial opening. Longevity is disappointing however. Lovely bouquet made of good quality ingredients - an elegant, feminine crowdpleaser. A cut above the original, but not an exceptional scent. Still, easily the best of the J'Adore family. 3.5/5.

I strolled into the perfume dept the other week while Mum was busy and walked out with J'Adore L'Absolu. I was also given a sample of J'Adore EDP, the saleslady referred to it as J'Adore Light. I wore the sample for a few days and decided I didn't like it, it was OK but I wouldn't spend the big bucks when there are so many other 'nice' florals around. J'Adore L'Absolu is quite different. I don't smell any fruitiness, mostly florals at first which are rich yet delicate and highly evolved (if that makes sense). When the base notes kick in it's a dream, soft warm notes that envelop one in an invisible aura of sensuality and intimacy. I love the musk. I think J'Adore L'Absolu could be called a modern classic, not because it's breaking any new ground but because it's so refined and well balanced. A very good example of it's genre. I would recommend it to the 30 plus age group, definately for the mature and experienced woman. I'm surprised that some reviewers find the longevity lacking. I wore two sprays to a wedding, from 12 noon to midnight and the scent was still evident, no vast sillage but an intimate encounter.

J'adore L'absolu is a flanker, but at least it really does feel like an 'absolu' version of its original. Like many reviewers before me have mentioned, this is a pure floral. No recognizable fruity notes at all, unlike with the original J'adore. It is very obviously related to the original and if I smelled this on someone else I'd probably just think their skin chemistry worked REALLY well with J'adore. It's also very strong and lasts forever. L'absolu's spirit is very much encapsulated by its bottle: heavy, classy, recognizable, and while not everyone's taste, undeniably beautiful.

Mature and creamy White Floral opening. Then the Ylang-ylang starts weaving it way through. Oddly enough it is not the top note for me. I can clearly detect the Tuberose and Jasmine but no Rose at all. This is a very deep and luscious scent with a definite elegance. It will prompt you to sit like a lady and walk with a book on your head. But no stiff back! This is not a prim and proper perfume - its a floor length nude silk gown that caresses and accentuates in all the right places :) The epitome of a Wedding Day scent.

Wonderful oily white floral, but there is also some sort of almost aquatic note, which always threatens to give me a migraine. This note sort of adds lift and freshness and makes the fragrance more like fresh flowers than the kind of white floral blast in perfumes like Fracas that some people dislike (but I love). Unfortunately this one for me is probably something I can only enjoy sporadically, maybe on a strip, but would probably become cloying and give me a headache after a while on skin.

Really feminine. Strong scents of Jasmine & Tuberose and a touch of rose give lovely, velvety feel. I liked it right away as I sprayed it on my skin but, to me, it got much better after about 2 hours as musky & woody base notes got more noticeable. The wonderful mixture of floral & woody musk lasted hours and hours. I truly adore this fragrance. It makes me feel like I’m a top class woman :D

Come le sue sorelle l'Absolu di J'adore ha un'identità comune, il mix rosa,muschio e legno. Differentemente da altri J'adore noto una lieve nota di frutta ma senza ombra di dubbio è la jasmina che spicca sopra le altre. Ottima fragranza per temperature basse indossabile sia di giorno che di notte purchè erogato in quantità limitate. Profumo 7,5/10 Sillage 8,5/10 Longevità 9/10

J'adore J'adore L'Absolu:) Love it. It's 100% class. It gives the kind of feeling of a rich, sensual and self-confident woman. It is very sexy as well, but not in literal way, not as stright in your face oriental-vanilla. Comparing to J'adore edp it is softer,does't have those sharp notes of edp. Longevity is excellent and sillage is very good.

This is my first experience with J'adore at all and wow. This a a really full yet delicate, creamy sweet gorgeous floral. Love the jasmine, the delicate rose and the sweet muskiness. This would be a great summer day time fragrance and I can't imagine anyone not liking it. There is nothing offensive about it. Really beautiful composition.

Like CozyCat said, the pear note from the original is absent in this. That's a real plus for me, since I couldn't stand it. L'Absolu is drier, quiter, more floral and waaay less fruity. I think it's really classy, but a natural and low-key sort of classy that never comes across as stuffy or boring.

I prefer this than original. oh, also l prefer edt then original too. This is one of better-smelling flanker I've ever smelled. The demimondaine becomes a real comtesse. good job, dior.

Rich and creamy white flowers, smells a tiny bit soapy. Very classy and easy to wear. Sillage is moderate to strong, and longevity is quite long! I own a 2015 bottle.

mostly jasmine, some ylang and tuberose, a little rose and some musk; pretty but a kind of mainstream floral hairspray scent; much prettier than regular J'Adore

Really really exceptional, a little bit similar to original j'adore, but much better, richer, OMG. Ladylike, super feminine and a classic, no doubt.

Creamy, clean, feminine, warm, luxurious, beautiful. This is a mature and gorgeous smell, very calming and simply lovely in every way.

J'adore line, to my nose, is anything but Dior.With that being said, I don't mean, by any means, that it is not worth the label Dior, quite the opposite but I do not recognize Dior "heady" kind of perfume in J' adore. This perfume is bright, this is the name for it, elegantly and in a formal way bright, illuminous and very floral, I cannot smell the fruity, only the floral. For that reason, I think it is more suitable for a day wear, formal occasions mostly or even office for a woman who is executive director or something like that, but very feminine , arty, stylist. Mature with an aloof character(but not like chanel n5 or sisley eau du soir). Always wear it with a more formal outfit. To sum up, I very much like to smell it on other woman, it is very french and elegant, but it is not my cup of tea. update : I forgot to mention that it has a retro quality which I very much like and the longevity is awesome, I mean I cannot stand this kind of longevity!!! Take it for someone who's skin swallows the perfumes! :)

Wonderful! Its more J'adore than the original. Lots of flowers, longlasting, I feel rich and special with this one. I love J'adore - but this one will be my next pick when this bottle is empty. (EdP) Underbar. Detta är "mer" J'adore än originalet. Härligt blommig, djup, superkvinnlig och håller länge på huden. Jag känner mig som en rik flärdig kvinna när jag bär denna doften. Ska jag välja mellan J'adore och denna så blir det denna nästa gång jag köper parfym. (EdP)

I wanted to like this, but unfortunately, it's just a big NO. Such a strong mature white floral with some woody and musky notes. I liked Voile the parfum version, so I hoped that something else would be great in this line. It's not my thing. Too strong for me now, maybe I should try it out later in life. A mature and warm white floral.

This one is even better then the regular one,much better.I find it more sensual and softer,very luxurious too..

WARNING : FAKE DIOR J'ADORE L'ABSOLU ON EBAY i know i know dont buy of ebay however us perfume addicts often hope a part bottle will be ok... the bottle i got was BEST FAKE IVE SEEN. WHAT WAS GOOD ? WELL THE WRITTING ON BOTTLE WAS NOT PRINTED ON THE FRONT, IT APPEARED TO LOOK LEGIT AS IT COME FROM INSIDE SOMEHOW LIKE A GENUINE ONE.AT FIRST I WAS FOOLED. LOOK OUT FOR : 1} THE GLASS AT TOP OF BOTTLE , WHERE IT JOINS THE LIP HAS A THIN GOLD BAND WHERE THE TOP CLICKS ON. THIS WAS TOO THIN, THE BAND WAS JUST NOT WIDE ENOUGH. YOU COULD SEE THE GLASS BOTTLE HAD A GAP WHERE THE GOLD BAND NEVER FITTED SMOOTHLY AND SO IMAGINE A GLASS EGG HAS A SLIGHT LIP IN IT NEAR THE BIT WHERE TOP FITS, GENUINE DIOR HAS NO GAPS. 2] THE STRAW WAS LONGER AND BENT ROUND INSIDE BOTTLE, IT WAS NOT WORST IVE SEEN BUT NOTICABLE, IF YOU CAN SEE THE STRAW QUITE A BIT IT MAY NOT BE GENUINE. 3] SMELL, WATERED DOWN , NOT PARTICULARLY ALCHOLE, BUT JUST WEAK AND LASTED ONLY 15 MINS TO HALF HOUR. SCENT NOT AWFUL JUST BLAND. BATCH WAS 7V1X CLEAR SICKER. 4] IT SAID TESTER ON STICKER BUT NO NOTES IN WRITTING ON THE BACK OF BOTTLE. THIS WAS AN A1 COPY BEST I SEEN BUT STILL NOT GENUINE SO BE CAREFULL. GOOD LUCK GETTING GENUINE ONES AND ASK LOTSA QUESTIONS.

Fragrance -J'Adore L'Absolu Christian Dior Bottle from - 2015 A woman should be like a single flower, not a whole bouquet.But,I kinda like this bouquet of flowers. J'Adore L'Absolu opens on my skin with a natural yet elegant,classy,fresh and slightly green,sweet and fruity bouquet of flowers with dominant ylang-ylang and jasmine. During mid development,jasmine becomes stronger with a nice touch of a bit tender tuberose and romantic rose. This all leads into a sensual,woody,floral and musky base. Longevity - 8/10(8+ hours) Silage/Projection - 8/10(moderate to high projection and silage for the first 2-3 hours,than sits closer to skin for the duration of the scent's evolution) Weather - best in early autumn,spring and summer. Age - 25+ Compliments - 8/10 Scent - 8,5/10 Main notes according to me - jasmine,tuberose,ylang-ylang,rose,fruity notes. The drydown is sensual,woody,floral and musky and I get some -flowers,woodiness and musk. Emotions - natural yet elegant,classy,sophisticated, profound,flower garden. Occasion -For more or less any ocasion. If you like floral notes,great for signature scent.You'll get compliments with this one.