J’Adore Absolu by Dior
Women 2018
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Description
J'adore Absolu by Dior is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2018, the nose behind this composition is François Demachy. The top notes are sambac jasmine and magnolia; the heart notes, jasmine, Indian neroli and May rose; and the base note, orange blossom.
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Key notes
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Top
Jasmine Sambac (Sampaguita)
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Heart
jasmine
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Base
orange blossom
Community
1,044 votes
- Positive 75%
- Negative 14%
- Neutral 11%
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Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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951 votes
Time of day
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526 votes
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Fragrance profile
About J’Adore Absolu
J’adore Absolu by Dior is an oriental floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2018, the nose behind this composition is François Demachy. The top notes are sambac jasmine and magnolia; the heart notes, jasmine, Indian neroli and May rose; and the base note, orange blossom.
Flowers White flowers Green, herbal and fougère
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
480 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
548 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
343 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
304 votes
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Community reviews
11 reviews
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I love it; it’s my favourite in the Jadore line, though I haven’t yet tried FK’s creation. It feels refined, substantial, elegant, and very refreshing. I believe it’s more fruity than floral despite the notes not stating it well, but it smells of juicy pear. It’s a perfume that brings back memories of when fragrances blended seamlessly with your skin. Beautiful.
I absolutely love it; it’s my favourite in the J’adore line, although I haven’t yet tried François Demachy’s creation. It’s refined, full-bodied, elegant and super refreshing. I think it smells more fruity than floral, despite what they say; I detect a juicy pear note. It brings back memories of when perfumes used to blend seamlessly with your skin. Simply beautiful.
It’s a white floral, sweet and very elegant. For me, the key notes are jasmine, orange blossom and neroli. It has good longevity. Although it’s not declared, there’s a fresh, slightly fruity sweetness that gives me a faint memory of the original J’adore OG. I’d guess it’s the pear. Besides, it smells like Infinissime but without so much neroli.
A white floral, sweet and very elegant. For me, the jasmine, orange blossom, and neroli stand out. It has good performance. Although not listed in the notes, there’s a touch of fresh, slightly sweet fruit that reminds me of the fruit in Jadore OG; I think it must be pear. It also smells like Infinissime but without so much neroli.
I’m a regular user of the original J’adore at my partner’s request; he’s obsessed and I think it’s the only one that defines him. But for me, it’s too fruity; I prefer white florals. So I bought this flanker to please my senses and those of my demanding man. What a wonder, by God!! It hypnotises me, giving me such a craving that I feel like drinking it, hahaha. It’s an elegant bouquet of white flowers to the max, with an impressive jasmine opening. As the hours pass, it transforms into a buttery, creamy, almost sweet jasmine. I’ve found my signature scent (for now, hahaha).
J’adore Absolute! An absolutely exquisite floral nectar where flower absolutes intertwine with an unprecedented freshness. A floral wonder! I bought it blind… back in early 2018. What can I say? J’adore!
What a pleasant surprise! I haven’t tried the original J’adore, but this seems wonderful; I’d say it’s my favourite of all the white florals I’ve tried this year. It’s elegant, not heavy at all, lasts a long time on my skin, has a perfect trail and makes me feel more gorgeous, like Charlize Theron but with darker skin, look.
A classy delight, just like its older sibling. It’s a delicate yet potent floral, superbly pleasant for spring and summer evenings. The trail and longevity are excellent; I’ll be wearing this a lot at night this summer.
A delight, it has class, like its older sibling. It’s a delicate yet powerful floral, at the same time… super pleasant, for spring/summer evenings. Trail and longevity are excellent. I’m going to use it a lot this summer at night.
Floral, elegant and defined. I smelled it comparing it to newer perfumes like the lipstick scents in Yes I am by Cacharel and Her by Burberry; the one that evokes classic 80s afternoons with Women by Calvin Klein and its strong alcohol opening, and the not-so-new Rose Extase by Nina Ricci which fixes too much. Then I noticed that this special edition J’adore doesn’t fix as much as the latter, and the basic difference is that you find the delicate flowers at the base, maintaining essential quality, without mysteries or plastic notes. It’s to my liking, only that this edition is 50 ml, it’s at a high cost, and it’s just for brand addicts. In terms of price/content/intensity, Coco Mademoiselle Intense by Chanel has greater competition.
It’s delicious; it reminds me of the original J’adore, only that it lasts longer and projects more. A delight for those of us who are J’adore fans.