J'Adore Voile de Parfum

I have never liked the original jador,It's quit sharp,harsh and aggressive on me,I blame the melon note,coz it never gets along with my body chemistry and ruins all the floral beauty there for me to a sour rotted fruity underdone,but I like jador edt,no fruity notes,it is all about florals and citrus,but I can not even name that one a love,it lacks something that may help me to assume it mine,jador voile on the contrary gets all my points,it's definitely mine There are three of my most beloved notes in it's pyramid,no old fashioned complexcity but it smells much more complicated than these three notes would suggest It opens with a strong lipstick burst,absolutely powdery but not in a cheap,baby powdery way,I can smell also jasmine here,not a harsh one but they are detectable common genes between voile and the original jador but this stunning new flanker isn't showy or loud as her older sisters,voile IS floral but a very modern,shik one that offenses no body,it's like a powdery veil embraces you,there is a faded touch of jasmine and other florals as a jador signature here,a touch of light,lovely sweet rose and a touch of white musk which is not animalic,but is fresh and breathy besides a touch of vanilla,which is not too sweet or heavy and just turns powdery flowers scent to a soft,creamy base with a comforting warmness If you like sweet but not candy like powdery floral fragrances with a delicate musky base,this one is great,there is no age that this is not appropriate for,although the word "lady like" comes to mind,it reminds a really gorgeous lady,simple but shik and elegant that doesn't flash herself off all over the town,this can make a great bride scent,I can imagine a young,pretty simple and not showy bride wearing this,leaving a lovely wisper of romantic iris and roses in her trail,voile is also a proper choice as an office scent,not a seductive one but it's beautiful and womanly enough to be used as intimate fragrance,I prefer it during springs but thankful to it's fresh,cool opening and warm dry down it can be used all around year There is something more to add:they have created a special vaporizer that doesn't splash it through sprays,but creates a mist,a perfumed veil on the skin Longevity and sillage are a bit more than moderate on me leaving a heavenly trail and I believe this moderate projection is enough,if someone is looking for a loud,screamy perfume there are a dozen of other jador flankers for her

Really lovely, Voile is a beautiful musky floral scent that grew on me after a day of wear, and convinced me to buy a bottle. I ended up returning my Dahlia Divin for this. (Dahlia Divin is a great fragrance, but this had me hooked!) So it is funny to think that from a random sample vial, I sprayed this on, glanced at the Dior name and said to myself, what the heck, I'll try a J'adore flanker. J'adore EDP is quite sharp on me, so I didn't have high hopes. However, this is perfect for cold mornings when you just want to stay warm under your fluffy scarf and coat. It warms you up with a powdery floral musk, and then dries down to a vanilla with a hint of leather! I agree with a previous reviewer who compared it to Bottega Veneta. So smooth and luxurious! The main difference between this and regular J'adore is that there are no fruity top notes. Voile de Parfum is very smooth and powdery, predominantly iris and musk that I smell with no fruit or citrus. This is along the same lines as Marchesa, except I like this better because of the vanilla dry down. Marchesa left me a little cold. However, its heart smells similar to Kenzo Flower, but this is very unique and stands on its own. Very italian (from the tuscan iris) and very elegant. It is a great go-to floral perfume, a good choice for any season.

It feels very spacious. Blended so well, that I cannot truly say that I feel a rose, iris, or musk. It's a bit more powdery but it still smells like J'Adore. Exactly radiates the core that I love in J'Adore edp. Reminds me of J'Adore scented wind. It is less fruity than the edp and subtler. Very elegant. More elegant than the classic. I wear it today globally and on right wrist - on my left one Touche de parfum given how I try to evaluate my J'Adore collection. But Touche is completely different - radiates woody tones, like a base of any scent. It was designed to be mixed with J'Adore in spray I think. After many hours Voile feels fresh and it reminds me of just about any fresh fruity-floral parfums. The Touche interferes radiating a changing scent from my left wrist. Finally it settles to be a whisper of a pretty rose and iris in musk bubble.

Damasc rose in a top notes are easily gone but i like the middle note, the heart features powdery iris make it powdery make-up vibe and i love powdery scent. In a dry down is white musk. I'm not fan of white musk but i love the white musk compose with sandalwood and patchouli but for J'adore Voile de Perfume, they didn't make it. J'adore is suppose to be compose with J'adore signature note - the ylang ylang but not listed in here. why????? over all it is sexy powdery-floral scent, make it elegance, sexy and wearable scent from day to night. I can wear it for any occasions such as dinner, work, meeting and dating. Comparing J'adore Voile de Perfume to Chanel N.19 Poude're, Chanel No.19 Poude're is my winner. (look at my review for Chanel No.19 Poude're) Price, longevity, sillage and compliments are very good. I give it 8.5/10

Voile de Parfum smells like a high end face cream that promises fewer wrinkles and dewy fresh skin. It opens with a blast of lily of the valley and the same peach lactone and rose combo found in the Narciso Rodriguez For Her EDP. After it has dried down, most of what I smell is a soft vanillic note mixed with an indistinct floral white musk. At no point do I actually smell a distinct iris note, though I do smell something akin to baby powder. Despite this association, I wouldn't call this powdery so much as it is creamy. I'm shocked that lily of the valley is not listed as a note as it is quite prominent for the first hour of wear time. Fans of skin scents, cosmetic scents and soapy scents will more than likely enjoy this. If the original J'adore is gold toned and full bodied, I'd call this pearlescent and ethereal. Lovely.