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Dior Homme Intense
Christian Dior

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Dior Homme Intense

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Dior Homme Intense brings to eau de parfum strength the iris that had made Dior Homme in 2005. François Demachy signed the formula in 2007 and reworked it in 2011. The house names only three materials: Tuscan iris at the top, Ecuadorian ambrette in the middle, Virginia cedar at the base; the label adds lavender, patchouli and vanillin. Dior describes a woody amber eau de parfum, to be worn like a suit.

A sculpted block of clear glass, covered with a translucent lacquer and topped by a black cap engraved DIOR HOMME, set within a cube.

Dior Homme Intense keeps the bottle of the line: a sculpted block of thick, transparent glass, whose low square shape belongs more to architecture than to glassmaking. Dior sees in it the image of a frank and assumed virility.

What sets the Intense apart is the translucent lacquer laid over the glass, which the house presents as the visual echo of the concentration. The cap is black, engraved with the DIOR HOMME logo, and caught inside a cube of crystalline material.

The eau de parfum is sold in three sizes: fifty, one hundred and one hundred and fifty millilitres.