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Diorella (1972)
by Christian Dior
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Diorella Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- Sicilian Lemon, Peach, Asil, Italian Bergamot, Melon, Green Notes .
Middle Notes- Honeysuckle, Jasmine, Violet, Rose Bud, Carnation, Cyclamen, Oakmoss.
Base Notes- Vanilla, Clove, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Musk, Patchouli.
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   |  It is like fireworks or a parade; many notes appear disappear the reappear and this makes the scent cheery suprising and rich. Reminds me of the new styles bohoromanticchic, goticvictorianpunk... Just joking really not so bad. joyful and bright for the first hour but then all these notes dissolve intoeachother and result is a dirty undefinable note which is not appealing. 09 February 2010 |
   |  I disagree that Diorella is too feminine for a man. It is one of the better woman's scents that men can wear easily (at least this man). If you were able to take all the best aspects of Eau Sauvage, Y, and Givenchy III and balance them into a wearable chypre you would get Diorella. This is a classic.01 February 2010 |
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| Simply put, class in a bottle. I find the perfume-used sparingly-is better than the EDT. 11 November 2009 |
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|  Diorella is vaguely related to Eau Sauvage—just vaguely. Diorella is far too feminine, in my opinion, to be worn by a man. The opening is much too sweet and the fruity notes dominate overwhelming the light floral component. Is there a base? Perhaps we will never know?10 November 2009 |
 | Decidedly green and good-humoured, Diorella is a real pick-me-upper and a more easily digestible alternative to the somewhat harsh and more formal Eau Sauvage. 01 September 2009 |
 | I love Diorella! It is a summer fragrance with a difference: its citrus top notes are warmed by the vanilla in the base; and the presence of oakmoss, vetiver and patchouli give it a wonderful chypre twist. It's a truly remarkable fragrance and I wish it were available in an EDP version. BTW, I used to wear the discontinued Dior Eau Fraiche, and I agree that Diorella is very similar. Despite Diorella's greatness, like Calchic, I personally prefer Cristalle EDP, which is in the same family of fragrances but has an additional, indefinable, certain something.... 09 July 2009 |
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