Dior J'Adore Infinissime Eau de Parfum (tester with cap)

The J'adore floral bouquet unveils new sensual facets in the luxurious Eau De Parfum Infinissime perfume water.

The perfume composition endlessly surprises with a bright explosion of floral notes. Centifolia Rose, Sambac Jasmine, Ylang-Ylang, and Grasse Tuberose are enveloped in a soft aromatic cloud of Sandalwood.

The new Eau De Parfum Infinissime perfume water adds sunny shades to the familiar J'adore sound and offers endless pleasure from its trail.

"Thanks to the sound of Grasse Tuberose, the J'adore Eau De Parfum Infinissime perfume water possesses a unique charm. By adding this note to the J'adore composition, I transformed the fragrance into a romantic encounter. It's a skillful game of seduction, where J'adore flirts with Tuberose, intriguing and enticing with its confident femininity and strength."

The unique sound of the Eau De Parfum Infinissime perfume bouquet owes to Grasse Tuberose, a legendary flower that disappeared from the fields of Grasse in 1950.

The House of Dior supported the artificial replanting of fields with Tuberose, and as a method of extraction, chose enfleurage. Currently, enfleurage is not used anywhere in the world, except in Grasse for obtaining Tuberose extract.

Fresh floral petals are laid out on wooden sheets soaked in vegetable fat, which slowly absorbs their scent. The wooden sheets are turned every 24 hours. As the petals wither, they are replaced with fresh ones until the fat is saturated with scent and transforms into precious absolute. This labor-intensive process ensures the highest quality plant essence with unique olfactory properties. After all, J'adore deserves only the best.

TESTER - A tester is a demonstration version of the fragrance provided by manufacturers with a batch of goods for the purpose of advertising at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences (quality of the fragrance, longevity, etc.) between the tester and the retail version! The only difference is that since testers are produced for advertising purposes, the manufacturing company does not pay as much attention to their packaging: they are offered in so-called technical packaging (a simple cardboard box different from the one used for retail bottles) and often do not come with a cap. This results in a lower price for testers.