Dior Homme Intense, audacity at its peak. The house of Dior was founded in 1947 by Christian Dior. At the end of the Second World War, this young fashion enthusiast breathed change, beauty, and renewal into the industry. Now a giant of luxury, the Dior brand embodies elegance and excellence. The first men's fragrance was launched in 1966: Eau Sauvage.
Dior Homme was born in 2005, to complete the natural elegance of Dior's couture creations. Both classic and refined, this fragrance quickly became an icon of men's perfumery. Since then, it has reinvented itself year after year. In 2008, it thus gave rise to Dior Homme Intense, the third installment in the collection. Its ambition? To wear a fragrance the way one wears a tuxedo! Infinitely elegant, Dior Homme Intense instantly gives more presence to the man who wears it. Very woody, this fragrance leaves subtle musky accents lingering behind it. Visually, it proves just as appealing. Let us look in more detail at the different elements of its bottle.
Dior's unchanged bottle silhouette
Dior Homme Intense still comes in the collection's iconic glass cube. As such, it does not shy away from its place within one of the most famous fragrance sagas on the planet. It must be said that the magic works instantly. This glass cube rests on a stable base, firmly anchored to the ground. In doing so, it conveys the image of a man firmly grounded on his feet, endowed with natural poise. Its robust, square shoulders also give it more presence. Furthermore, the Dior bottle blends art and technology. The delicacy of its glass is contrasted by the presence of an opaque steel tube. With it, subtlety becomes one with strength. Its thick glass is also a mark of its overall quality. In perfect keeping with the Dior style, Dior Homme Intense displays a timeless, classic allure, while naturally aligning with the latest contemporary trends.
Dior Homme Intense turns darker
Dior Homme Intense truly sets itself apart from its predecessors through its color. Once entirely transparent, it now comes in a darker, smokier glass. Its base is meant to be lighter than its top. However, its overall visual is rather amber-toned. Its brown-colored juice echoes its main ingredients. Here, it immediately evokes cocoa, vetiver, cedar, and patchouli. Likewise, since this is a very elegant fragrance, many say that Dior Homme Intense is worn like a tuxedo. And black is indeed the iconic color of that garment. It is therefore very present on this bottle, both on its spray bottle and on its steel tube. Despite its darker facet, Dior Homme Intense remains radiant and captivating. Its luminous base resembles molten gold, giving it a particularly luxurious touch. Full of contrasts, Dior Homme Intense nevertheless displays perfect harmony. The delicate glass and the sturdier steel become one, while maintaining a perfect balance and natural elegance.
As a reminder, the Dior Homme Intense perfume comes in three different sizes: 50, 100, or 150 ml.