This is my favorite classic Dior, pre 1985's Poison. Dioressence is a Chypre fragrance. This is very androgynous and unisex. I am reviewing the older formula, not the one on the market now in the Les ...

Of all of the classic Dior scents, this is my favorite! Originally this came out in 1979, and was Dior's first oriental fragrance. Around this time YSL Opium and Estee Lauder's CInnabar were reigning ...

This review is for the original, vintage formulation. Top Notes: Aldehydes, Orange, Fruity Notes, Patchouli, Green Notes, Bergamot. Heart Notes: Carnation, Tuberose, Cinnamon, Violet, Orris, Jasmi...

more expensive version of Clinique's Eau Dynamisante.... especially the 2009 les creations line.. not exciting nor special....herbal,patchouli combo for refreshing summertime... boringly unisex

(Speaking of the new, Les Creations version and not the vintage.) Dioressence starts off with a strong dirt note that had me wondering if I had mistakenly grabbed a patchouli single note scent. Sinc...

happywoman must have the wrong chemistry for perfumes of this type. While it does go on my skin as a hideous old fashioned powdery medicated horror, it quickly dries down to a powdery-in-a-good-way r...

Spicy, warm and powdery. Also kinda stuffy. I see why others like this perfume but there is something in it that makes me nauseous and no matter how interesting it may smell, my stomach revolts. Had...

Too spicy and oldfashioned for my taste, reminds me of EL Youth-dew (which i don't like). nice staying power though.

I started wearing this nearly 30 years ago and it was my signature perfume until quite recently. I was told by a friend that her (now grown up) son smelled this after not seeing me for several years a...

This is for the vintage edt version in the ribbed glass bottles. Soft, warm, smooth and elegantly spiced. This somehow makes me think of mink coats and cigarettes in long holders. I love it, don't ...