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Dior J'adore Eau De Toilette 50 ml
Dior J'adore Eau De Toilette 50 ml, Women, 50 ml, Non-refillable bottle, Orange, Neroli, Rose
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Product Information
| Information | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Dior |
| Product code | 327741696 |
| EAN | 03348901296625 |
| Manufacturer part number | 361522609 |
| Category | Women's Perfumes |
Product Description
François Demachy, Dior Perfumer-Creator, wanted to accentuate the luminous character of J’adore Eau de Toilette. He thus chose to highlight its contrasts, fine-tune its facets, and renew its freshness while staying true to its floral signature. A desire to fill it with even more light, joy and zest for life.
Joyful top notes explode and captivate, as Essence of Blood Orange awakens the senses and whets the appetite. The sweetness of Magnolia tinged with vanilla and lemon meets the quivering and lively beauty of Damascus Rose. The Esssences unfurl, drawing with them Neroli from Vallauris chosen above all others for its unique accents. As radiant as the white of its petals, as warm as the golden Mediterranean sun. An intense flower that casts its light and lets J’adore shine.
PERFUMER'S WORDS
“J’adore Eau de Toilette has an extraordinary temperament. There is something attractive and sparkling about it. It is an immediate explosion, a direct road to pleasure.”
François Demachy
Joyful top notes explode and captivate, as Essence of Blood Orange awakens the senses and whets the appetite. The sweetness of Magnolia tinged with vanilla and lemon meets the quivering and lively beauty of Damascus Rose. The Esssences unfurl, drawing with them Neroli from Vallauris chosen above all others for its unique accents. As radiant as the white of its petals, as warm as the golden Mediterranean sun. An intense flower that casts its light and lets J’adore shine.
PERFUMER'S WORDS
“J’adore Eau de Toilette has an extraordinary temperament. There is something attractive and sparkling about it. It is an immediate explosion, a direct road to pleasure.”
François Demachy