Dior Addict Eau Fraiche Eau de Toilette (tester with cap)

The story behind the creation of Addict Eau Fraiche eau de toilette is linked to the desire to breathe new life into the classic Dior Addict fragrance. The designer of this flanker aimed to capture the lightness and carefree spirit of spring while preserving the sensuality and depth of the original. The result is a fragrance that is perfect for young women who love to play with emotions and feelings, believe in the magic of life, and seek only the best in it. The bottle of this eau de toilette echoes the classic shape of the Addict series but is crafted from transparent glass, symbolizing its lightness and purity. The packaging design highlights elegance and modernity, reflecting light and creating an aura of luxury.

Top Notes: Grapefruit and Calabrian bergamot offer freshness and vitality from the very first moment. Grapefruit brings energy and clarity, while bergamot, with its citrus character, adds a slight spicy accent. These two ingredients create a wake-up effect, setting a positive tone.

Heart Note: Unveils tender floral accords of lily of the valley and freesia. Lily of the valley, with its subtle and graceful scent, introduces a touch of romance to the composition, while freesia adds freshness and juiciness. This floral symphony reflects sensuality and femininity, emphasizing the elegance of the wearer.

Base Notes: White musk creates a warm, enveloping trail that lingers on the skin for a long time. White musk adds softness and sensuality, making the fragrance complete and balanced. Thanks to this, Dior Addict Eau Fraiche becomes not just an eau de toilette but a true embellishment for a woman's image, lending it a unique aura.

TESTER - A tester is a demonstration version of the fragrance added by manufacturers to a batch of goods for promotional purposes at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences in terms of fragrance quality, longevity, etc., between a tester and the retail version! The only difference is that testers are produced for advertising purposes, so the manufacturer may not pay as much attention to their packaging: they come in what is known as technical packaging (a simple cardboard box, different from the one used for retail bottles) and are often without a cap. As a result, testers are priced lower.