7 Best Dior Perfumes

Dior Addict Eau de Parfum Review

A vibrant oriental, Dior Addict Eau de Parfum indulges the senses with a sumptuous silk tree flower, voluptuous night queen flower, and luscious bourbon vanilla combined with sandalwood and tonka bean to evoke a feeling of passion in the daringly sexy woman who wears it.

As the scent settles into your skin, however, a sensual powdery undertone makes its appearance.

Dior Addict offers a gender-fluid experience, like a drag queen of scents, embracing heightened elements of makeup, hair, and attire.

Certainly one of my favorite Dior perfumes, and I highly recommend it, especially for mid-age women, and regular evening wear.

While Dior Addict may not have fit the trends of its time, I find it to be an underrated gem in the current Dior lineup. It’s worth checking out for its boldness, vanillic richness, and the touch of Thierry Vasseur’s green signature.

Miss Dior Eau De Parfum Review

Miss Dior is the famous signature scent that has been around ever since Christian Dior perfumes started taking over the market, this is the 2021 updated Miss Dior fragrance.

Undoubtedly one of the best Dior perfumes, Miss Dior has been around since 1947 and continues to be one of the most popular perfumes today. It just goes to show you that classics never go out of style.

Like the classic Miss Dior, the praline note is still there, but it’s not as dominant as I expected. The fragrance leans towards a more floral profile, with hints of violet, peony, and a fruity undertone, possibly peach. The citrus notes add a fresh touch.

Comparing it to Absolutely Blooming, I find this new release sweeter and more floral, making it suitable for a younger audience. The lilac-gray packaging reflects the change, and I appreciate the subtle differences in the bottle design.

Perfect for absolutely every season, Miss Dior can easily be your only signature fragrance, that will never annoy or bother you upon spraying in moderation. 

Dior Oud Ispahan Review

A very unique, intense fragrance which is not necesserily for everyone. But people who love the oud and rose combo will love Dior Oud Ispahan. 

A sophisticated Sheikh’s fragrance, the essence of Grasse rose, and Damascus rose will remain lingering and will only get better as the fragrance dries down.  

After Oud Ispahan dries down, you can smell sandalwood, oud, and rose. I get so many compliments when I wear this perfume. 

This fragrance is a winter powerhouse. It starts floral and evolves into a bold, long-lasting scent. I’d describe it as not for the faint-hearted – one or two sprays are enough.

The projection is intense, and the longevity is the most insane I’ve experienced. It’s a complex and layered scent, reminiscent of Santa Royale, and I’m genuinely impressed.

A wintertime delicacy for its hefty price tag and status as a unique addition to the Dior collection Oud Ispahan is like that special collector’s item that you don’t come across every day.

Dior J’adore Eau De Parfum Review

A fragrance everyone has smelled before, and nothing smells as simplistic and original as Dior J’adore one of the oldest Dior perfumes for women.

Similar to the Miss Dior perfume, this Dior perfume is one that paved the way for numerous flankers to be introduced Dior J’adore is light expressive and dominated by floral notes.

This new version maintains that classic J’adore DNA but with a different formulation. It still carries the familiar white floral, especially jasmine and lily of the valley, along with a hint of fresh greenness reminiscent of the original’s fruity top notes.

As for longevity, it performs like a good-quality eau de toilette – not overly heavy but certainly present. I can still smell it on myself after some time, making it suitable for warmer weather or travel.

In conclusion, this alcohol-free J’adore is Silky approved for its classy presentation and familiar, elegant fragrance. If you’re a fan of the original or enjoy feminine florals, it’s a safe bet.

Dior Vanilla Diorama Eau de Parfum Review

Another unique fragrance you probably won’t find on any other list of the best Dior fragrances for women. Dior Vanilla Diorama is a unique, sweet earthy fragrance. 

Warm, hugging, and perfect for the fall and winter, the boozy sweet scent shifts romantically with its notes of Venezuelan tonka bean, to a mesmerizing scent of soft vanilla.

This is a perfume that settles somewhere between delicious gourmand notes and a potent amber base, that accompanies a bold tangy opening. 

Adding to the unique complexion is a slight tint of sandalwood adding a subtle tobacco-like note at its dry down, that gives the scent its sophistication. 

The fragrance projects moderately for about four hours, reaching an arm’s length. Longevity is around six hours, transitioning into a skin scent. Despite not being a longevity powerhouse, I catch unexpected whiffs, especially when sprayed on clothes.

Dior Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet Eau de toilette Review

The Dior Miss Dior Blooming Bouquet Eau de toilette has a very green and fresh smell because of the citrus that has been used as well as the floral scent of violet. It also has a musky smell which is what makes it perfect for all seasons.

The scent is characterized by flowery notes of jasmine, peony, lily of the valley, and rose. The scent is so carefully blended with soft and velvety woods, fruits, and vanilla tones that create a truly delicate scent that is both comforting and elegant. 

This fragrance is perfect for various occasions—it’s great for work, versatile across age groups, incredibly feminine, and exudes a romantic vibe.

It’s not overly fresh or overwhelming but strikes a lovely floral balance. Initially, there’s a burst of intense florals, but it quickly settles into a clear, lasting scent. 

Best worn in the fall or winter, Dior Miss Eau de Parfum by Christian Dior can become slightly overpowering when over-sprayed in the summer.

Dior Hypnotic Poison EDP Review

Sensual, sweet, and perfect for every age, this fragrance for her by Dior checks every box to make this list as one of the best Dior perfumes. 

The bottle, a tantalizing blood-red, with hints of black, is mesmerizing. It reminds me of a vampire’s concoction, like blood in an ampoule, especially when backlit, creating a stunning effect.

The fragrance boasts licorice, almonds, orange blossom, jasmine, sandalwood, vanilla, and tonka bean.

While some detect licorice, to me, it leans more towards a cherry candy note. This evolves into something powdery, with a subtle iris tone, reminiscent of an 80s candy that’s hard to pinpoint.

Although this fragrance does indeed rank amongst the most classical and popular fragrances from the brand I did rank it last for a good reason. 

The complexion is nothing new, and can easily be replaced by other alternatives, such as Fiore del Dragone by Tesoro d’Oriente, which is certainly a brand you need to explore if you’re not familiar with.