Christian Dior - Homme Intense - Eau de Parfum

Dior Homme Intense Embodies The Quintessence Of Dior Homme In A Smooth, Intense Fragrance With Leather Notes, Marked By An Unusual Concentration. A Vintage Nectar, Intensely Floral And Paired With Woody Aromas That Ward Off The Risk Of Caricature. The Animalic Yet Refined Side Transforms Uniquely On Every Skin To Reveal Distinctive Facets, Like A Truly Unmistakable Olfactory Fingerprint. Iris From Tuscany Iris Absolute Is One Of The Most Precious Ingredients In The Perfumer's Palette. The Extraction Process Is Very Long And Complex. The Rhizomes Must First Be Treated And Then Left To Dry For At Least Three Years. Its Extraordinarily Present Scent, Almost Overwhelming And Marked By Powdery Accords, Reveals Green, Woody Accents That Recall A Reassuring Scent Of Warm Bread Within Dior Homme's Heart Notes. Sandalwood From Sri Lanka Originally From India, Santalum Album Is The Most Sought-After Age-Old Variety In The World. François Demachy, Demanding The Best-Quality Raw Material And Committed To Developing Eco-Responsible Relationships, Chose To Establish A Partnership With A Producer In Sri Lanka. Organised As A True Nursery Of Young Trees, Its Production Offers A Rare Quality Of Sandalwood. Leather Notes. Recreating A Leather Accord Is An Exercise In Style That, Originally, Consisted Of Reproducing A Highly Prized Russian Leather. Subtle And Tanned With Burnt Birch Bark, This Legendary Leather Gave Off Warm, Enveloping Notes That The Perfumery World Soon Began Wanting To Recreate. Thus Leather Notes Were Born, Coming From A "Pyrogenated" Birch Essence. Notes Heated To Excess, "Caramelised", Which Became The Unmistakable Signature Of A Very Particular Olfactory Family. Olfactory notes: top note of lavender; heart of Tuscan iris and Ecuadorian ambrette; base of Virginia cedar, patchouli and vanillin.