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Dior – Dior Addict Eau Délice

Dior - Dior Addict Eau Délice

Discover the new Dior Addict Eau Délice fragrance for summer 2013 …

Dior Addict Eau Délice

In 2013, the Dior house added a new fragrance to the Eaux saga of the legendary Dior Addict perfume by offering a fruity and gourmet version: Dior Addict Eau Délice.

For this new version, the perfumer, François Demachy, has created a flowery fragrance accompanied by notes of red fruits and gourmet vanilla intended for a younger, more relaxed but still elegant female audience.

From the first scent, the fragrance finds its identity, very fruity, thanks to the presence of cranberries and a grenadine note. The citrus fruits, bergamot and orange, accompanying this facet, give it a touch of acidity quickly forgotten with the appearance of the cherry and the floral heart. The slightly green jasmine, the rather sweet ylang-ylang and the fruity rose form a charming trio reinforced by the soft and musky trail. The base, gourmand, composed of vanilla, almond and white musks brings sensuality to this feminine fragrance.

Woman Perfume

Olfactory Family: Fruity

Top Notes: Bergamot, Cranberry, Orange

Heart Notes: Cherry, Jasmine, Rose, Ylang-ylang

Base Notes: Bitter Almond, Cedar, White Musks, Vanilla

Find it at the best price at our perfume partner: Fragrenza Perfumes as well as all the products of the Dior brand .

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