Our take
What does J'adore Infinissime smell like?
Dior added Infinissime to the J'adore family in September 2020, under François Demachy. The aim was to take the big 1999 bouquet and make it rounder. The opening is short and bright. There is a twist of blood orange with a citrus edge that fades within minutes. The heart leaves no doubt. Centifolia rose and jasmine sambac form a familiar base, and ylang-ylang makes it sunny. Grasse tuberose then takes charge. It is creamy rather than carnal and never turns rubbery. Sandalwood closes the composition on a milky note that softens the white flowers. That is the real difference from the original: Infinissime feels warmer and more enveloping, with a base that lingers on clothes for a long time. Wear it close and it reads as skin and petals rather than a big floral statement.
When to wear it
Spring and summer, daytime or a wedding. Two sprays, because the tuberose fills space quickly.
It belongs to the Floral family. J'adore Infinissime is one of 72 creations by Dior in our encyclopedia.
