Dior
Fahrenheit
Singular and unclassifiable, Dior's Fahrenheit marked 1988 with its violet-petrol accord: a leather, a hawthorn and a violet on a woody base. A cult masculine with a unique identity.
Main accords
Pyramid & evolution
Unofficial sources Data drawn from unofficial sources, not from the house: this pyramid (like the year and gender shown) may contain discrepancies.
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Opening First minutes
Mandarin · Hawthorn · Bergamot
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Heart ~30 min to 2 h
Violet · Nutmeg · Carnation
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Base Several hours
Leather · Vetiver · White musk
What its composition says
- 3 materials on top, 3 in the heart, 3 in the base: the three stages are of comparable size.
- Hawthorn: a niche material, declared by only 3 of the 1,980 perfumes analysed in the catalogue.
- White musk: conversely, one of the most widely used materials in the catalogue — 50% of the analysed perfumes contain it.
- Citrus, woody, leather, floral, spicy and musky: 6 registers of raw materials share its palette, with citrus supplying 2 of 9.
Frequencies measured on the Olfact catalogue only.
Scent profile
Estimates derived from the composition — not measured.
Wear time
Moderate
5 to 7 h estimated on skin
Projection
Generous
fills a room
Ideal seasons
Time of day
At ease in mild weather, 15 to 22 °C (59 to 72 °F).
Our picks
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Carner Barcelona Sandor 70's Woody Citrus Floral from €180.00 Shares 4 accords, including woody.
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Régime des Fleurs Tóor-Tóor Woody Citrus Floral from €8.00 Shares 4 accords, including woody.
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Hermès
Kelly Calèche
Leather
Floral
Citrus
Shares 4 accords, including leather.
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Gucci Gucci by Gucci Pour Homme Woody Leather Citrus Shares 4 accords, including woody.