Fahrenheit 32 (2007)
by Christian Dior

Fahrenheit 32 by Christian Dior - This fragrance bears no resemblance whatsoever to its namesake Fahrenheit. The opening is a refreshing whiff of clean greenness, with faint specks of refreshing mint and fruity coconut, carried on nascent vanilla. Drifting to a lovely, floral middle, a sharp and crisp neroli and a wisp of vetiver wrestle with the menthol and strengthening vanilla, imparting a sweetness and powderiness to the mixture. The overpowering base, with its fully developed vanilla, and attendant sweet and powdery aura, takes control and leads to its comforting drydown. This high quality composition is unique, and has average longevity and projection.

22nd November, 2011.

This is a good scent, but takes some guts to wear. At first it smells like a woman's perfume. For maybe an hour or two hours. Than the dry down is what makes this scent.

A little synthetic though. But if you want a vanilla top note fragrance, this should be the one.

It lasts forever on me. Maybe too much. I shower twice a day and that does not get rid of the scent. I sprayed my wrist, and you can notice the scent two days afterwards. It literary absorbs my Givenchy Blue Label and Armani Diamonds, and some of my others. I suggest keep on wearing this scent everyday, or skip wearing a fragrance for a few days to let this one get away.

24th September, 2011.

I like Fahrenheit 32! A soft, gentle and inoffensive, slightly androgyne delicacy!
It has the same kind of 'feel good' atmosphere as Beyond Paradise for Men which I really do like as well. Very nice.

10th September, 2011. (Last Edited: 11th September, 2011.)

A very interesting fragrance I must admit, which is surprisingly very masculine, even though the notes listed do suggest otherwise.

Fahrenheit 32 opens with a milky-like quality and sharp orange blossom. It's a fragrance better suited to the warmer months in my opinion due to the citrusy elements, however it could wear well in Winter and Autumn also, in stronger doses.

The scent itself is relatively intense, as is the case with most Dior fragrances. Tending towards the sweeter side, Fahrenheit 32 does have a dominant vanilla note, however it is neither sickeningly sweet nor thick and syrupy. The rich, woodsy quality from the vetiver with-holds the vanilla from becoming too feministic and strange. The vanilla to my nose becomes only slightly powdery and fresh.

As a woman, I don't think that I could easily wear this fragrance so I can safely recommend this to men only. I am highly impressed by the lasting power which makes this fragrance one of the better EDT concentrated colognes on the market today.

30th June, 2011.

Simplistic but brilliant. Chirstian Dior's masterpeice, Fahrenheit, has saw many flankers but for me this is the best of the rest!

Lasts for over nine hours! Great projection and a very nice scent.
By no means is this the best smelling EDT out there but thats not why I love it, it's just very nice and does a great job.

24th June, 2011. (Last Edited: 3rd July, 2011.)

Not outright awful, just would never want. Like free candy you still turn down. A bit odd, as if you spritzed your salad with vanilla extract.

27th April, 2011.