How does the house describe it?
Dior's published description highlights these notes: Mandarin leaf and Tunisian orange blossom, followed by jasmine sambac absolute, with Bourbon vanilla in the base. These are the facets the house chooses to present, not a complete formula disclosure. This review reads Dior Addict Eau de Parfum through its published fragrance information and separates confirmed notes from editorial interpretation.
Published notes
Read the list as a broad structure: Mandarin leaf and Tunisian orange blossom, followed by jasmine sambac absolute, with Bourbon vanilla in the base. A note list gives a useful outline, but it does not guarantee that every facet will be equally noticeable on every wearer.
Reading the scent profile
The leafy citrus and white-floral opening feels bright in the note structure, then jasmine becomes the centre. Bourbon vanilla adds rounded warmth and sweetness at the base. The result reads as a soft floral-amber direction, though perceived sweetness varies with skin and application.
Who may enjoy it?
It may suit someone who enjoys white florals and vanilla and prefers a warm base to a crisp citrus scent. Sample lightly first if sweet fragrances can feel overpowering to you.
Keeping versions distinct
The exact product here is Dior Addict Eau de Parfum. Keep it distinct from other Dior Addict concentrations and from the site's J’adore review; the names refer to different fragrances.
How to test before buying
Try it on a blotter first, then on skin on another occasion. Begin with a moderate spray and notice how it develops. Published notes cannot predict wear time or projection for every wearer.
Frequently asked questions
Which notes does the house list? Mandarin leaf and Tunisian orange blossom, followed by jasmine sambac absolute, with Bourbon vanilla in the base.
Can a note list predict longevity? No. Notes alone cannot determine longevity or projection; skin, weather, amount and application also matter.
How can I identify the version? Check the full name and concentration on the packaging, then try a sample on skin before buying a bottle.