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J'adore Touche de Parfum
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J'adore Touche de Parfum

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J’adore Touche de Parfum is a perfume base that Dior launched in 2015 to personalize J’adore. François Demachy concentrates three of the line’s materials in it: absolute of Indian sambac jasmine, Damascena rose essence and Sri Lankan sandalwood essence. Applied in touches before the J’adore of one’s choice, it alters its accord at will.

The house describes a mysterious, woody composition, concentrated to the extreme. Absolute of Indian sambac jasmine sits at the top, Damascena rose essence holds the heart, and Sri Lankan sandalwood essence forms the base.

Layered over a J’adore, the touch underlines its flowers, jasmine and rose, and reinforces its woody base. With J’adore Voile de Parfum, the house says it accentuates the Tuscan iris; with L’Absolu, that it heightens the floral bouquet.

Other materials are attributed to it, iris and hibiscus in particular, without entering the three essences the house retains.