Dior presents Fahrenheit, an “Eau de Toilette” designed for men, characterized by its wooden floral notes. Launched in 1988 by perfumers Jean-Louis Sieuzac and Maurice Roger, this scent marked a significant shift in men’s fragrances, venturing into uncharted territory to offer a previously unattainable experience. The creators drew inspiration from a surreal realm that transcends ordinary reality, encapsulating a unique aroma that introduces ground-breaking sensations catered to a liberated man seeking to redefine his existence. The fragrance opens with refreshing citrus tones, complemented by notes of lavender, bergamot, and hawthorn, before gracefully transitioning to floral elements that evoke sweetness and femininity: honeysuckle, carnation, violet leaf, and jasmine, subtly enhanced by nutmeg. It concludes with earthy hints of leather, patchouli, and amber. A DYNAMIC BALANCE. The scent embodies the harmonious blend of contrasting ideals—warmth and coolness, calmness and fervor, delicacy and power, dusk and dawn. A SPIRIT OF FREEDOM. This innovative fragrance reflects the essence of an energetic, resilient man who stands firm in his convictions, embodying modernity and determination. AN ARTISTIC BOTTLE. Inspired by the works of Brancusi, the bottle itself is a true masterpiece, featuring a gracefully tapered design that transitions from a deep black at the top through warm amber to a lively fiery red at the base.