Gotta love the Robert Pattinson face on the Dior Homme.
Is it possible that Dior Homme is one of the best fragrances ever?
Before we get too in depth with this review, I just need to confess that I accidentally purchased this fragrance while looking for a different Dior fragrance. Oh well, not that it’s a big deal, it just adds a little more excitement to the review.
Thoughts on Dior Homme from a Self-proclaimed Cologne Lover
Top notes: Bergamot, Sage, Lavender
Middle notes: Cacao, Amber, Iris
Base notes: Leather, Patchouli, Vetiver
Most powerful note – Iris
Because I purchased this bottle on accident, it took me awhile to figure out which one I have. There are several different Dior Homme release dates out there, but it looks like each one of them smells identical even though there are different perfumers that have their names on it.
This isn’t a big deal, I usually just like a little back story on who made it and how long it has been out in the world.
I’ve worn this fragrance for the last few weeks and the floral notes just don’t do anything for me. On the the manliness scale, this fragrance is going to be near the bottom which may not be a bad thing if it’s something you’re looking for.
Dior Homme does have a rather loud, in your face opening. You are blasted with some floral notes which do dry down after about 30 minutes into something a little sweeter and more sexy. Getting to that point is the problem for me, because by the time the scent has changed, my nose has already grown accustomed to the smell, and I’ve forgotten that I’m wearing it.
The strong Iris note is compared to a “lipstick” smell, which is directly related to a more feminine smell. I agree that this Dior Homme could be worn by females just fine. There are arguments all over the net about guys getting pissed off about other dudes saying its feminine and they don’t know what they are talking about.
My take on this fragrance is that it’s like a guy wearing a pink shirt. Some people might think it’s feminine, while other guys simply think it’s awesome! Whatever category you’re in, it’s not a big deal but could lead to in argument with guy next to you.
The critics of this fragrance, 100’s of perfume reviewers, find this fragrance amazing along with some other cologne masters. I simply find it to be an average fragrance that would work for someone that would wear a pink shirt.
What Fragrances does this remind me of?
I’m not a huge floral fragrance guy so be prepared to hear me say that other fragrances smell like Dior Homme.
Who should buy Dior Homme?
Age Group: 30+
Dior Homme does not have a “youth” appeal. However, it’s also not a sold for older dudes either.
Season: Fall, Winter, Spring
I would stay away from this fragrance during the hottest months of the year, but can be worn all year around besides that.
Time of Day: All-Day
You can wear Dior Homme all day, and all night. If you are going out for the evening, I would say it will work better for heading to a concert or something versus a date.
Gift?: No
Because of the “metro” feel to this fragrance, I wouldn’t give it as a gift for someone that hasn’t tried it before.
Longevity: Good
For an EDT, this fragrance gets about 4-6 hours which is what is expected.
Harmless? – No
This is the type of fragrance that could give someone near you a headache if over used.
Popularity – Decent
With a search volume of about 3,600/ month had a decent popularity.
Price – Decent
Depending on the size of a bottle you want, I paid about $60 on Amazon for it.
Awards – 0
CologneMasters have not given it any awards… yet
Sexy – Not
More sensual than sexy…
Signature Cologne – Yes
Feel free to use Dior Homme as your signature scent. Like I mentioned before, if you’re not afraid of wearing a pink shirt, this might be your winning ticket.
Dior Homme by Christian Dior EDT Review
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Critic Ratings
Dior Homme by Christian Dior EDT Review
A perfect fragrance for most occasions.
Pros
- Can be worn as a signature scent
- Lasts a long time, 4-6 hours
- Very well liked by critics
Cons
- More of a unisex fragrance
- Could be offensive to the people next to you
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