J’adore L’eau Cologne Florale by Dior
Women 2009
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J'adore L'eau Cologne Florale by Dior is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is François Demachy.
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magnolia
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1,008 votes
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- Neutral 2.4%
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About J’adore L’eau Cologne Florale
J’adore L’eau Cologne Florale by Dior is a floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2009, the nose behind this composition is François Demachy.
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Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
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Magnaroma
This perfume was my first olfactory love. It was cheerful, feminine and delicate, with the magnolia shining in all its glory. What memories; it was my signature scent for several years in my youth, I think I used about five bottles; it was the only one I wore all year round, even giving one to my best friend. When they stopped selling it and I found out it was discontinued, I looked for something similar. I bought several ‘reminds me of’ options, but the closest was Miss Dior Chérie L’Eau, also discontinued. I don’t even have an empty bottle to smell from time to time, I really miss it.
Magnaroma
It was my first olfactory love: cheerful, delicate, with a magnolia that shone brilliantly. I wore it all year round for years, gifted one to my best friend, and it pained me deeply when it was discontinued. I searched for something similar, tried several options, and Miss Dior Chérie L’eau was the closest match, though they also pulled it from the market. I don’t have an empty bottle to remind me of it, and I truly miss it.
marisol santilla
A super fresh and floral scent, but without being overpowering, which I like because I can tell the difference from my original Jadore. I love that one too, but this is more wearable for any day or time. The classic is more potent and I save it for special occasions or outdoors; this one is perfect for any moment. Highly recommended, especially if you don’t like invasive fragrances.
marisol santilla
A super fresh and floral scent, but without any sharp edges; that’s where I notice the difference from my traditional Jadore, which I also adore. This is more wearable for any day, whereas the original is stronger and I reserve it for special occasions or outdoors. This one is perfect for any moment. Highly recommended at 100% if you dislike invasive scents.
ornella
I HATE THIS FRAGRANCE COMPLETELY. I BOUGHT IT ON PROMOTION AND I TRULY BELIEVE THEY SOLD IT TO ME IN BAD CONDITION. I NOTICE AN OLD, MUSTY SMELL RIGHT FROM THE START, WHICH HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH OTHER PEOPLE’S OPINIONS. ANYWAY, I DON’T LIKE FRAGRANCES THAT CONTAIN NEROLI.
ornella
I hate this fragrance completely. I bought it on promotion and I truly believe they sold it to me in poor condition. I detect an old, musty smell right from the start, which has nothing to do with the opinions of other users. Anyway, I simply don’t like perfumes containing neroli.
SeleneHdez
The bottle is almost empty and I discovered with horror that it has been discontinued; I’ll take advantage of the fact that it’s still available in some perfumeries to buy another bottle before they run out.
selene85
It resembles Escale Portofino in freshness; I suppose the designer likes certain notes and repeats them. It’s very casual for daily wear in summer and spring, refreshing and revitalising after a shower, but I wouldn’t buy it again today given that I have Portofino.
selmabarba1
I bought it because Miss Dior Chérie L’Eau was no longer available, and I’m struck by how similar it is. It has a slightly stronger citrus note than the Miss Dior, particularly that lime which is its star note. It’s gorgeous and I absolutely love it.
selmabarba1
I acquired this fragrance when they told me Miss Dior Chérie L’eau was no longer available 🙁 and I was surprised by its similarity to this one. J’adore L’eau has a slightly more citrusy note than Miss Dior; lime is its most notable note for me. It’s a lovely fragrance; I adore it.
manuuajd
I feel that this, for an EDC, has quite good longevity and high intensity too, as my mother has it and wears it all the time.
SeleneHdez
It doesn’t resemble J’adore at all; I don’t know why it has that name, it’s more like Miss Dior Chérie L’eau; although ironically, even though it’s a cologne, it lasts longer than the Chérie. I describe it as a very revitalising, floral, elegant, and citrusy cologne; it lasts more than six hours and I love it!
SeleneHdez
It bears no resemblance to J’adore; I don’t know why it has that name, but it reminds me of Miss Dior Chérie L’Eau. Ironically, although it’s a cologne, it lasts longer than the Chérie. I describe it as something that revitalises you, floral, elegant and citrusy all at once, lasting more than six hours, and I love it.