J'adore 2020 Eau de Parfum Infinissime

J'adore (Eau de Parfum Infinissime) by Dior
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J'adore (Eau de Parfum Infinissime) is a perfume by Dior for women and was released in 2020. The scent is floral-sweet. It is being marketed by LVMH.
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Floral
Sweet
Creamy
Synthetic
Woody

Fragrance Notes

Grasse tuberoseGrasse tuberose Jasmine sambacJasmine sambac Rosa centifoliaRosa centifolia Ylang-ylangYlang-ylang Blood orangeBlood orange Lily of the valleyLily of the valley BergamotBergamot Pink pepperPink pepper SandalwoodSandalwood

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7.1197 Ratings
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7.7164 Ratings
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7.3163 Ratings
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8.6159 Ratings
Value for money
6.791 Ratings
Submitted by OPomone, last update on 11.02.2024.
Interesting Facts
The face of the advertising campaign is actress Charlize Theron.

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pudelbonzo

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Content
At D, there was a little table set up with the new J `adore.
And a perfume specialist saleswoman stood right next to it - to talk about the fragrance.

I was very right, because I like to learn backgrounds to fragrances.

So infinissime is very carefully made by separately applying the petals in an etagere compartment by compartment on a wax frame - and their aroma is absorbed into the wax layer.
After a certain time, the wax layers are heated and the fragrances are filtered out of the now oily extract.

This sounded very careful to me, because I had imagined fragrance production rather in a mundane laboratory, where mostly chemists with synthetic substances to work.
I do not want to devalue - because these results can also be seen - or smell.

But the elaborate manufacturing process of Infinissime still convinces me - and so does the fragrance.

A flush of flowers reaches my nose, which is so substantial that I initially recognize only ylang and tuberose.
Gradually smooths the initial fragrance surge, and lovely centifolia and bright jasmine emerge.
This does the intense fragrance good - because now he seems a little more transparent.
Discreet citric notes refresh Inifinissime - and sandal acts creamy.

An elegant lush fragrance that needs a noble setting - and is too voluminous for me for everyday use.

On autumn evenings or in winter I would like to wear it on " occasions ".

And since at the moment eh safety distance to fellow human beings is desired, no one will complain about the clear sillage.
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Caecilie

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Couples therapy or separation counseling?
It all started with J'adore eau de parfum. Since I had searched for and found the classic J'adore E.d.P. together with my then boyfriend and current husband about 14 years ago, it became my constant companion and remained my signature fragrance over all these years despite some new perfume additions in my cosmetics cabinet.
It didn't take long before the first "J'adore L'Absolu" and the "J'adore Voile de Parfum" moved in with me, each presenting my beloved fragrance from a different side, the L'Absolu from the intense, the Voile from the mysterious. I also liked and still like the "J'adore L'Or" exceptionally well, but unfortunately I don't like it - probably because of the coumarins contained in it, atypical for the J'adore series, or simply because of the high concentration of fragrance - nevertheless I also find this variation beguiling.
So my relationship with J'adore was harmonious, multi-faceted, rock solid and yet never boring. I was able to let myself go, evolve and J'adore miraculously did it with me. The first irritations should have arisen around 2015. The fragrance became weaker, more popular, less interesting. As if it could make up for that, Dior then released the "Touche de Parfum", which, similar to a couples therapy, was supposed to elicit new and interesting sides to the weakened E.d.P., create more dialogue and understanding and make it more attractive. Also different flankers of the eau de toilette should probably serve this relationship-renewing purpose, unfortunately also unsuccessfully for me, because E.d.T's on my dry skin are usually too weak. J'adore didn't give up and tried to win me back in 2018 with the new "J'adore L'Absolu", which unfortunately couldn't give me the same expressive, flowery and rich kick as the old one In the meantime, I had tried out several other attractive perfumes and flirted with many more, but I hadn't given up hope of saving my relationship with "J'adore", so I bought another new bottle of the classic J'adore E.d.P. - I mean it was in 2018. But what was that? Instead of the usual floral seduction of ylang ylang, damask rose, jasmine and sandalwood, I smelled nothing but a floral-soapy, fast-fading musk scent that I definitely can't get past the adjective "nice" when describing it. That really hurt for the first time. J'adore, where are you? Will you leave me? Extremely disappointed by the development of my long-time fragrance companion, I fell in love with a new fragrance, "Jasmine des Anges" from Dior, which has since become my new signature fragrance.

As luck would have it, last week I was strolling around a perfumery for the first time in a long while in spite of corona measures and discovered the new " J'adore Eau de Parfum Infinissime". I guess Dior's couples therapy department did its best to create a fragrance that reminds me of "J'adore", but is much more intense and full-bodied, would really suit me: Seen, immediately sprayed on the skin, mouth-nose-protection plucked to the side and sniffed Hm ... well ... but .... the smell is intense, not bad at all ... in the first few seconds bergamot, blood orange, pink pepper and centifilm can be clearly smelled - and all the other fragrances mentioned, such as jasmine sambac, lily of the valley, ylang-ylang, grassy tuberose and lots of sandalwood are added surprisingly quickly, actively and intensively. It could become something with us... J'ADORE, I THINK IT'S GREAT THAT YOU HAVE TAKEN ADVICE AND WANT TO TRY IT AGAIN WITH ME! I almost get weak after a few minutes and would like to buy the bottle and take it home with me. But my common sense forces me to take a scent ribbon with me first. Once home, I put the scent ribbon on the chest of drawers in the living room. In the course of the afternoon I smell a stronger, flowery-woody scent on myself in my study, which gives me hope for new happiness, but unfortunately it becomes more and more synthetic and then pungent with time. I still try to make it beautiful and hope that the stinging I perceive is possibly only due to my daily condition.
When I open the door to the living room again in the early evening, the room, explicitly around the chest of drawers on which the fragrance ribbon lies, is filled with a synthetic, pungent scent, whose original floral-woody aroma can only be guessed at and has given way to an almost overwhelming "bouquet of scents" that gives me a headache.

Although I ventilated the room for a long time and wiped the chest of drawers several times, the pungent smell had completely disappeared only the next morning. So as far as silage and durability are concerned, the scent has real power! This new disappointment was final. J'adore, from now on we go our separate ways, your attempts to work on our relationship were to be taken seriously, but developed, as it sometimes happens, from couple therapy to separation support. From time to time we will see and probably still see and remember good old times when I spray you out of my 2014 L'Absolu bottle. Otherwise, that's it - unfortunately.
Luckily it was only a fragrance relationship, so a separation even has its advantages - it creates space for something new!
Luckily Dior always brings out other great scents like "Jasmine des Anges" or "Grand Bal" , which I am also increasingly falling for - and apart from that other mothers have beautiful sons as well...
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Flaconesse

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Flaconesse
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No J'adore
Hello my dear friends of perfume and welcome to the 4th door of my perfume advent calendar, today I would like to share my first impressions of the newly released Dior J'Adore Infinissime.

After countless concentration variations and also flankers, this fragrance was quietly and secretly launched this year. I didn't really notice it and only learned about it through my favourite perfume critic Persolaise. To be honest, one test did not appeal to me very much, as I cannot get too much out of the previous J'adores. Yes, somehow flowery-sweet, discreetly fresh. They should all smell feminine and noble, at least that's what the advertising says. With me, however, they evoke associations of fabric softener. After all, it must have been an expensive one. I only found the cookie jasmine note quite apart, but that wasn't enough to seriously and conscientiously want to wear one of the fragrances for a whole day.

But Infinissime is quite different. Even when sprayed on, it lacks this penetrating freshness, it is a little bit fruity, but rather sweet. Then a creamy-buttery tuberose develops, which comes out more and more in the course of the process. The other notes have a supporting effect. With benevolence I can guess a little ylang and a minimal jasmine cookie. The fragrance loses sweetness and gains creaminess, which I welcome here. In drydown it appears a little soapy and almost nutty.
With the previous J'adore fragrances it has this round flowering, warmth and golden character in common. However, it lacks almost any freshness. Also, I can't see any similarities with Chanel - Gabrielle Essence, which is listed here as the fragrance twin.

What I can say about Infinnisime is that of all J'adore creations I like it best and I am very willing to wear it again in the next few days, as I find it very suitable for the cold season right now.

Thank you for reading,
Your Flaconesse
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ParföngMax

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I was allowed to smell this scent almost two weeks ago.
From the fragrance structure is very similar to the classic eau de parfum, only some notes have been intensified and some more set in the background, which makes the fragrance appear much deeper and sensual. Who likes to take jadore for the day should consider to add it as an evening perfume
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LaCarlotta

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Artificial Spin Off ... Plastic Flowers
Sticky, chemical, artificial ... I've never understood all these variations of a good perfume. If something is good, then let it be good. But no, it gets sucked out and squeezed through until something like this comes out. The scent smells like a greasy shopping trip through a cheap boutique with copied fake polyester clothes from the Far East. You know those flea market stalls where fragrance oils are copied? In the first moment a hint of similarity and after 5 minutes you wish that this smell would leave you. That's exactly what you'll find here
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