Christian Dior J'Adore L'Absolu 2014 Perfume
The amazing J'Adore perfume series by the house of Christian Dior welcomes one more gorgeous launch now with the strength of a floral bouquet enhanced with flower absolutes in the new J'Adore L'Absolu 2014 perfume. This newest creation arrives after the classic J'Adore L'Absolu 2007 release and the collectible J'Adore L'Absolu Limited Edition 2012 bottle while it connects to this year's fantastic J'Adore Extrait De Parfum.
Pursuing information of Absolutes back into history has its roots in flower absolutes. Acquired by extraction, an Haute Parfumerie method, absolutes have a rich, sensual and impressive characteristic.
Utter femininity in a floral bouquet, J'adore is the aroma of wonderful flowers that bloom with absolute feminine loveliness.
Affluent and classy, J'Adore L'Absolu sublimely magnifies the strength and sensuality of its floral elements in a fragrance in which floral absolutes are well combined: sweet and warm Damask rose, sexy and glossy Sambac jasmine, and potent, voluptuous Indian tuberose.
In the starting top note Damascena Rose Absolute native to Turkey and Bulgaria unfurls its attractiveness; the Damascus Rose is used as an essence or an absolute. A significant ingredient in the perfumer's palette, it sees full development in the leading notes of J'Adore L'Absolu.
The heart note of Sambac Jasmine Absolute delivers an expression of feminine exquisiteness; Jasmine is one of the flowers used primarily in perfumery. Its gentle aroma makes it a fragrance all on its own.
The foundation dry down notes of Indian Tuberose set the base for this fabulous design. Brought from India to Europe around the 16th century, the tuberose is an herbaceous plant that carries clusters of remarkably fragrant white flowers. In J'Adore L'Absolu, the absolute of Indian Tuberose brings a truly intoxicating floral, splashed with honey and orange, a noble and fascinating concentration.
The new J'Adore L'Absolu 2014 by the house of Dior is readily available in 50ml and 75ml editions of Eau De Parfum.
Pursuing information of Absolutes back into history has its roots in flower absolutes. Acquired by extraction, an Haute Parfumerie method, absolutes have a rich, sensual and impressive characteristic.
Utter femininity in a floral bouquet, J'adore is the aroma of wonderful flowers that bloom with absolute feminine loveliness.
Affluent and classy, J'Adore L'Absolu sublimely magnifies the strength and sensuality of its floral elements in a fragrance in which floral absolutes are well combined: sweet and warm Damask rose, sexy and glossy Sambac jasmine, and potent, voluptuous Indian tuberose.
In the starting top note Damascena Rose Absolute native to Turkey and Bulgaria unfurls its attractiveness; the Damascus Rose is used as an essence or an absolute. A significant ingredient in the perfumer's palette, it sees full development in the leading notes of J'Adore L'Absolu.
The heart note of Sambac Jasmine Absolute delivers an expression of feminine exquisiteness; Jasmine is one of the flowers used primarily in perfumery. Its gentle aroma makes it a fragrance all on its own.
The foundation dry down notes of Indian Tuberose set the base for this fabulous design. Brought from India to Europe around the 16th century, the tuberose is an herbaceous plant that carries clusters of remarkably fragrant white flowers. In J'Adore L'Absolu, the absolute of Indian Tuberose brings a truly intoxicating floral, splashed with honey and orange, a noble and fascinating concentration.
The new J'Adore L'Absolu 2014 by the house of Dior is readily available in 50ml and 75ml editions of Eau De Parfum.
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