Lucky

Lucky, Maison Christian Dior (USD 190 for 250 ml. bottle), I start to wonder what they put in this fragrance. It’s smell so wonderful yet refine innovative synthetic. It’s layer so well on other fragrance, givens the white floral nuances. Longevity is unreal for this freshie, it last more than 7-8 hours. With soft projection. Easily over looks, but this really innovative. ===== Edit 1 : Feb 17, 2023 I look back to my review and it seems I lack the part of scent. If we are talking about scent. It one is extremely linear. It doesn’t develop nor change. It mostly Light, Fresh, Dew White Floral And I found this is very fascinating value of Dior Lucky. Would say, I also intrigue by the name too, it's on point for a person who believe in fortune. ===== Extension 2 on Apr 22, 2024 My taste shift alot, I own this more than a year now.. I barely use it to be honest. I’m now gunky note guy, spicy Florental, strong powdery note sort-of. ...but Lucky, still in my collection. Lucky now shift to my lighter scent cabinet. I still adore. I pass my White floral journey to found my love with Gardenia, my strong companion with Amber-Tuberose and sexy amount of Jasmine - Mugget is not my jam by it is definitely the most neat floral of all. Still, Lucky is my personal best interpretation. Lucky retains most dew, fresh, youth and ozonic white floral that I can find so far. It is very airy and oxygen like. A breath of fresh air. This is why he still probably retains in my collection. ==== Extension 3 on May 13, 2024 I have an idea to compare few Mugget in my archive, being ELDO - Yes I do and Mugget Porcelain - Hermes. And still, this might be, best easy reach of all. Mugget Porcelain, who probably most authentic Mugget in my collection but it is really ask immersive experience to world of white floral near the water. Why Yes I do, given Pink Mugget that dry to clean-fabric softener like quicky. Lucky, is not musky, its linger on skin in the way as loose interpretation of Mugget. It is not authentic Mugget, but it aims to provide experience g of how mugget grown near the water should be, the loose interpretation. yeah. 9/10 due to unique aspect of being extremely good loose rendition of Mugget. However, if you are complex scent or Authentic scent lover, this could be max 7/10 for you. If I would like to dose myself in LOTV, I would apply this one..

14/2/2018 So I popped by Dior the other day, just to look around occasionally. I couldn't believe that the new exclusive line additions are already available in Singapore, while they are not even listed on Dior website yet. Singapore is often one of the first cities to get new releases, beside Dubai - and of course Paris, London, NY and HK. Lucky is all about Lily of The Valley. It is bright, sparkling, dazzled, vivid yet delicate Lily of The Valley - with a tiny bit of Orange Blossom and Tuberose boost. The entire development is pretty linear, what you get in the first 15 minutes is what you get in the next 10 hours. Yes, the longevity is robust. I love Lucky, but maybe I am a bit partial because of the name. I am more of a Jasmine and Iris person, but I would certainly pick Lucky as my go-to Lily of The Valley. The entire new additions of Dior's exclusive line, in my opinion, feels more youthful, day-versatile, pastel mood and uncontroversial compared to their more senior folks. Nothing really groundbreaking, but still nice and pretty. I think it is meant to lure in millennial fans. Nevertheless, I love the entire Dior La Collection line! It is still the best among fashion & jewelry houses. -AB-

Lucky - Christian Dior - La Collection Privée This scent surprised me, I majorly overlooked it as a generic freshy based on it's Kurkdijian minimal-esque note profile, shocked me that it was from Demachy. Then a fellow collector was selling about 1/5th of a 250ml for a price that I wasn't going to pass on, and the moment I smelled that bad boy, I knew that I couldn't judge a fragrance based on note profile alone. Lily of the valley is the most apparent note, giving an effect somewhere between a field of blooming lily's and the freshest sweetest laundry. The white florals are there to support the lily, I detect some jasmine sweetness, very slightly, the ozonic notes lend majorly to projection and add a fresh breezy feeling to the fragrance. I wasn't expecting this to last on skin, I was expecting 3-4 hours of godly performance and then a muted skin scent, that's not what went down here, I sprayed it on skin and could still smell it the next morning even after washing my hands with almond oil, remarkable performance and it lasts. My family cats name is Lucky, he gets the say if a fragrance stays, and he lovessss this!

I find the general dismissiveness from some people of Dior's 'Lucky', very odd. This is an exceptionally elegant, timeless and beautiful perfume. Yes, it's very uncompromising in its key accent - lily of the valley - but that's literally the entire point of 'Lucky'. My taste in scent is largely informed by my synergy with the time of year. Like my wardrobe, I like to adjust perfume to the season and tune my senses into the calendar. For me, 'Lucky' instantly evokes springtime - walking in a verdant woodland during early May when all the leaves have just started to create a dense dewy canopy, casting dappled sunlight. The promise of brighter, breezier and easier days ahead. Like the whole Dior Privée collection, it's overpriced - but then the same can be said of most other brands these days. I can only imagine that the muted reception from some people is because there is a popular perception that fragrance must have a KAPOW! wallop impact and be dense and invasive. 'Lucky' is a welcome antidote to that 'trendy' tendency.

I absolutely love this fragrance. It’s very fresh and clean smelling, I love the lily of the valley and it isn’t overly white floral smelling, if anything I find it mostly green and spring like. The ozone notes really give it more depth and makes it perfect for a sunny spring or summer day. I’ve seen some people say the perfume doesn’t last very long, I find the opposite. It’s sillage isn’t enough to be smelled 20 feet away but just enough so that when within a few feet of people I get compliments and people asking what the perfume is. It last all day for me, I put it on my pulse points, and while the sillage dissipates throughout the day you can definitely still smell it on yourself/up close. I don’t ever need use more throughout the day on this one. Francois Demachy doesn’t miss, I always find his fragrances worth the price and rarely do they interact weirdly with my skin (I wish I could do Hypnotic Poison so bad but coconut does not smell good on me).