Dior Addict Rosy Glow

Dior does not divide Rosy Glow into tiers. The house names a sparkling lychee accord, an essence of Damask rose and a vanilla whipped cream accord, the whole described as a gourmand glaze under a soft pink hue.

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Lychee opens the fragrance. The house speaks of bright, juicy accents that dress the rose and reveal its fruity facet, the common thread of the three Dior Addict fragrances, each of which pairs a fruit with one of the house’s flowers.

Heart

Damask rose, in the form of an essence, is the flower of Rosy Glow. Dior says it reinvents its rose here in shades of soft pink, for a new, delicious and immediate sensory effect meant to make its wearer glow.

Base

A creamy accord wraps the whole. The house links it to the caramelized notes of dulce de leche and also describes it as a vanilla whipped cream. The trail becomes, in its words, a true olfactory confection.

What stays out

The house names no wood, no musk and no patchouli, and does not arrange its materials by tier. Rosy Glow sticks to a fruit, a flower and a creamy accord, a simplicity Kurkdjian openly claims.

What the label declares

The house’s ingredient list is short. After alcohol, water and fragrance, it names a rose flower oil or extract, vanillin and coumarin, a molecule that smells of hay and almond.

It also lists a UV filter, avobenzone, a violet colorant, CI 60730, and several declared allergens, including citronellol, geraniol, citral and eugenol, as well as pinene.