Dior's J'adore

An enchantment of flower bouquet

J'adore is a fruity floral fragrance launched in 1999, Calice Becker is the nose behind the fragrance. The perfume combines gorgeous floral notes and tangy citrus top tones with a mysteriously deep and musky base note. This harmoniously flawless mix of notes creates a scent that is worn to be transported to a delightful field of flowers.

J'adore is the perfect and exotic flower bouquet like no other by using Comoros ylang-ylang, Damask rose, and Arabian jasmine in the heart of the fragrance. Together these bring a mysterious, alluring, and pleasant flower smell without empowering. This feminine blend of floral notes is an effortless creation for any time of the day, as well as any occasion.

The opening of the scent contains a punching essence of citrusy smell with the bergamot and mandarin orange. Gradually develop a sweet and soft smell by heating up with the peach, pear, and melon, containing a light hint of magnolia for a fresh and lush smell at the same time. Rose, jasmine, and tuberose envelop J'adore fragrance in a pleasant way with a soft and exotic touch. At this point, the floral bouquet manifests itself in its entirety, displaying a dazzling array of lilies of the valley, orchid, violet, and more. Then come to the base which is a mixture of sweet vanilla, musk, and cedar, with hints of blueberry to continue the fruity opening in the base as well.

To find a perfume similar in elegance to Dior's J'adore perfume but at a cheaper price point, look no further than Fragrances Oil’s Sweet Rose (our impression of Dior's J'adore). It pairs fruity top tones with vanilla base notes to create a delightful thrill of innocence. Our Sweet Rose is carefully crafted in three different variations; 150 ml body mist, 10 ml perfume oil, and 500 ml interior diffuser. We designed the perfume like the original, emanating a sensational fusion of citrus and orange, along with deeper notes to pleasure the senses with the beautiful flower bouquet.

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