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Miss Dior Cherie was launched in 2005. The nose behind this fragrance is Christine Nagel. source
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Perfume Notes:
Top Notes: Wild strawberry, Mandarin Orange, Pineapple, Cherries.
Middle Notes: Rose, Jasmine, Violet, Caramel popcorn.
Base Notes: Musk, Amber and Patchouli.
Catagory: Fruity Chypre
It`s quite a lovely perfume. And the bottle is adorable. The scent is Sweet, flirty, festive yet sensual and complex. Opens up very fruity with a hint of pineapple. The top notes last for only a minute or so on my skin. I can see you roll your eyes at the popcorn note, but the buttery richness tones down the tartness of strawberries beautifully. The strawberry note is the strongest and lasted the longest on me. The strawberry was not candy like or sweet at all, but rather tart and green. The caramel sweetens this scent a lot. I don't get any rose on my skin and just a hint of powdery violets.The patchouli is not the strong earthy kind but very soft and subtle only added to add a little depth to the fragrance. This lasts on my skin for 12+ hours and is available for Rs.12000 ( yikes!!) for 3.4 ounces but it is from the house of Dior and will last you for years and years as very little is needed.
Good For: Spring and early days of summer as it is quite heady and sweet. People who like sweet floral chypre fragrances.
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Dior came up with 5 flankers of the original Miss dior cherie.
The eau de toilette...
Here is the Eau De Toilette version of the same perfume (image source google) |
What is a Chypre scent?
The term chypre is French for Cyprus, and goes back to François Coty who created in 1917 a perfume of the same name from fragrance materials that came predominantly from Mediterranean countries. The chypre concept is characterised by the contrast between the fresh citrus accord and the woody-oak-moss fond; often patchouli is considered an indispensable element as well. The chypre accord is used in both male and female perfumery. Modern chypre perfumes have various connotations such as floral, fruity, green, woody-aromatic, leathery, and animalic notes, but can easily be recognized by their "warm" and "mossy-woody" fond which contrasts the fresh citrus top, and a certain bitterness in the dry-down. (source Wikipedia)
To pronounce Chypre, click HERE
And on a closing note I want to add; that please ladies, whatever you do DO NOT store your perfumes in the bathroom cabinets or shelves. This is absolutely the worst thing you can do to your fragrances as the heat and the dampness makes the perfumes go bad before their time. The best place to store them is somewhere dark and dry, like your closet or vanity table drawers and preferably in the packaging the bottle came in.
33 comments:
Thanks for painting a great picture of Paris to go with the perfume :)
I haven't smelt the new version. I only have a miniature of 2005 one. Very lucky, you own a bottle of the old formulation. I know you will cherish every drop :)
Beautiful post, fragrance all around :)
Looks great!!!!
Am I being controversial in sighing in relief with the news the old version of this perfume has been replaced? It gave me headaches. d:
@Su I sure will :)
@Asma Khan thank you
@Rakhshanda glad you liked it
@Michelle not at all. Everybody has their favorites. but u must know my perfumes are my babies and you just said my child gives you a headache :P lol kidding
Great beginning :P I love the way you write your posts, so detailed. This one, even had the pronunciation. Hah!
The bottles are so elegant. ♥
I can feel the smell :)
I agree with Shang, the beginning of this post was so well put together and so nicely written. Sounds like a lovely perfume, you really sold it.
I had the original scent kinda strong for me so i gave it away, but I love the light version ones and will get Miss Dior Cherie L 'Eau soon , they are so light, very lovely post btw :)
love your detailed posts... though i have not used the fragrance but i can feel around me after reading ur post ^.^
@ shang J lol I get carried away.
@Marina :)
@ Meredith Jessica Awww! Thanks.
@ Mania I have my eye on L 'Eau too. Its so refreshing. But I`m on a perfume diet right now :)
@Sahar Awan Thank you hon. Means a lot.
I've never smelled that before, but it seems like it's a good one. & I love your introduction! ^.^
hey !!first time on your blog..i have not seen this kind of passionate writing on perfumes..:)
@ Arriana Thank you girl I thought it was a lil corny :)
@anamika perfumes are my passion and your comment made my day :) Thank you soo much.
i hv never tried this perfume but it sounds so lovely :) will keep my eyes open wide :) anyways how abt storing perfumes on the dresser?
@ZatZ on the dresser is fine as long as it`s out of direct sunlight.
You love fragrance and your blog tells it in a lovely way :)..
hahaha I loved the first paragraph!
seems to be a nice perfume! I cant say i will try that n all as em unemployed these days bt some day may be I will!;-)
love this post!
Dress up for armageddon
@ Mishi I would gladly send you a sample of this perfume but they don`t allow liquids :(
@Faviana Boni Grazie :)
Thanks for the wonderful post. this sounds GREAT :) <3
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I follow back <3
Hope to see you soon!
Miss Dior Chérie is a great fragrance indeed. Great posting!
Thank you for stopping by at My Bathroom Is My Castle; sometimes I write bilingual German/English, so have a closer look soon.
You also have an interesting blog!
XOXO Britta
your write up for this post is inspiring..it truly felt like being in Paris..
this is one of my all time favorite perfumes, i always have a bottle of this on me wherever i am :)
i had no idea that it had popcorn notes nor the fact that it cost almost 12 grand..
oh, on a lil side note.. the lil cute bow ring is detachable.. it came off on my older bottles and i have been collecting them :)
hugs,
Nelly
www.massacredmascara.blogspot.com
anything by dior is OK by me :) love this smell
francesca
I have never tried a Dior perfume but I love the advertising campaign!
Maria xxx
@ Sarah H, Marie Duplessis and Sofie: Thank you for stopping by.
@ My bathroom is my caste Love your username and I sure will.
@Evil Nelly: Oh it`s detachable? I thought I broke it during one of my experiments :)
@Francesca Felix: Thanks for stopping by.
@ Maria It is so creative isn't it?
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Fantastic review. :) And thanks for the tip on storing perfumes. :) x
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Love your review:) Them posters are so nice, espc the one with the balloons <3
I wish i could smell ur blog
I have this one! It's nice :)
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