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This has that old Dior quality I really miss. The sandalwood is creamy, the patchouli is earthy but not dirty, and the whole thing just feels super balanced. Nothing screechy, nothing trying too hard. It kinda reminds me of the confidence of Eau Sauvage-era masculines, but warmer and deeper. I wouldn’t call it trendy at all, which is exactly why I like it. Projection is moderate, but it lasts forever on clothes. Absolute gem if you can find it.
This is such a cool green woody scent. I get a lot of vetiver and moss, with that slightly warm amber thing underneath that keeps it from being too dry. It reminds me of classic masculine fragrances from the 80s, but in a good way, not grandpa-ish exactly. More like vintage leather chair energy lol. I love the mood of it, but I do wish it had a little more lift after the first hour. It settles pretty close to skin on me.
I really like this one. Jules Dioriginals has that classy old-school Dior vibe, but it doesn’t feel dusty to me. The lavender up top is clean and a little sharp, then the moss and woody notes make it feel super put together. Kinda smells like someone who owns a great coat and never tries too hard. My only issue is it can lean a bit serious, so I wouldn’t wear it casually with a hoodie. Performance is solid, around 6-7 hours on me, with moderate projection.
This is decent, but I wouldn’t call it exciting. I get a clean lavender up top with a mossy, woody base that feels very classic Dior, kinda vintage without being too dusty. The cedar and vetiver give it a dry, masculine feel, which I like, but after a while it gets a bit flat on my skin. Performance is okay, maybe 5-6 hours, projection is pretty chill. I’d wear it to the office or on a cool day, but it’s not something I’d reach for when I want to feel special.
This is one of those perfumes that makes modern stuff feel kinda boring tbh. The galbanum is crisp and green, almost stern, but then that smooth leather settles in and it gets so chic. I get a tiny animalic edge too, probably the costus, but it’s not dirty in a scary way. More like character. It reminds me of when perfumes actually had a backbone. Not for everyone, but on the right person this is insanely good.
I love this so much. Diorling has that sharp galbanum bite right away, super green and almost bitter, then the leather comes in and makes it feel classy as hell. Not soft pretty leather either, more like vintage handbag / riding gloves in the best way. It smells expensive without trying too hard. Def not a crowd-pleasing vanilla thing, but if you like old school Dior vibes, this is gorgeous. Lasts around 7-8 hours on me and stays elegant the whole time.
Diorling is stunning in such a low-key way. It doesn’t scream for attention, but it smells incredibly put together. I get mostly bitter galbanum and soft leather, with that dry costus giving it a slightly wild texture. It kinda reminds me of older Chanels in attitude, but greener and more leathery. Very elegant, very adult, never boring. It lasts most of the day on me, though it wears closer after a few hours. Honestly, I’d recommend it to anyone who misses when perfumes had backbone.
I love this. Diorling feels like the cool aunt who wears black sunglasses indoors and has better taste than everyone else. The galbanum is bright and green, then the leather comes through in this dry, refined way. There’s a tiny funky costus thing too, but it’s not dirty to me, just interesting. It smells expensive and very French. Performance is great on clothes especially. If you’re into modern fruity florals, maybe skip, but for vintage chypre lovers this is a 10/10.
This smells like confidence in a bottle. The leather is the star for me, but the galbanum keeps it green and sharp instead of heavy. I also get that costus weirdness in the background, like skin, dust, and old suede, which sounds bad but somehow works. It’s very chic and a little aloof. I love wearing it in cooler weather with a black coat. Not a daily reach for me because it’s pretty specific and can lean a bit bitter, but when it fits the mood, it’s gorgeous.
I really like this one, but it’s def not for everyone. If you’re used to Delina or BR540 type sweetness, Diorling will probably feel like a slap of green leather. I get lots of galbanum at the start, almost grassy and sharp, then it dries down into this dry leather with a slightly earthy edge. It smells expensive without trying too hard. Performance is solid on me, about 6-8 hours, but it stays fairly close after the first hour. Minor flaw: it can feel a bit too serious for casual days.
I love this. The amber and tonka give it this soft warmth that keeps it from feeling too dry or serious, but the vetiver keeps everything crisp. It’s rich without being heavy, and honestly smells expensive in the best way. Not sweet like modern designer stuff, more smooth and grown-up. I wore it to dinner and kept catching little waves from my jacket later that night. Def a 5/5 for me, especially if you’re into refined scents that still have personality.
This is honestly one of those scents that makes modern stuff feel kinda lazy. I get smooth lavender right away, but it’s not barbershop-sharp or soapy in a cheap way. Then the moss and cedar come in and it gets this classy, confident vibe. Super polished, but still warm and wearable. It smells like someone who has good taste and doesn’t need to shout. Performance is great on me too, easily 7-8 hours with a nice trail early on. If you like vintage Dior or classic masculine scents, this is a must.
Jules Dioriginals is very well made, but def not a safe blind buy. The patchouli and cedar come through pretty strongly on my skin, giving it this dry, mature, slightly rugged feel. I love that it doesn’t smell like every blue fragrance out now. It has personality. That said, if you’re into sweet freshies or stuff like Sauvage, this might feel too stern. Lasting power is good, maybe 7 hours, but projection is more polite than loud.
Honestly this surprised me. I expected something super harsh, but the tonka bean and sandalwood smooth it out nicely. There’s still that lavender barbershop feel, just warmer and more relaxed. Not sweet like modern designer stuff, more dry and confident. I can see this being amazing in fall with a sweater. Minor flaw: the opening is a bit bracing for like 10 minutes, almost too herbal, but once it calms down it’s really handsome.
Jules Dioriginals smells well made, just not super memorable to me. The amber and tonka give it a soft warmth, but the patchouli/moss combo keeps it more serious and old-school. It kinda reminds me of those classic barbershop-ish scents your stylish uncle might wear, in a good way, but also not really my style. I don’t hate it at all, it’s smooth and wearable, just missing that wow factor. Longevity is fine, projection is moderate at best. Solid 3/5 for me.
I wanted to like this because old-school Dior usually has some charm, but Jules Dioriginals just feels really dated on my skin. The lavender starts off sharp and kinda medicinal, then it turns into this dry moss and cedar thing that smells more like an old drawer than a classy vintage scent. I don’t mind retro fragrances, but this one feels stiff and a bit musty. Performance is okay, maybe 5-6 hours, but it stays pretty close. Not horrible, just not something I’d reach for. Def below expectations.
Diorling is beautiful because it doesn’t beg for attention. No sugary flowers, no BR540 sweetness, just this dry green leather thing that feels super polished. The galbanum is bright at first, almost cold, then the leather gets warmer and smoother as it wears. I wore it with a blazer and honestly it felt perfect, like instant confidence. Projection is moderate but the scent lasts for ages on fabric. If you want something unique and seriously elegant, this is a 5/5 easy.
This is one of those perfumes that makes me sit up straight when I wear it. Diorling smells like green stems, polished leather, and confidence. The galbanum is pretty bold in the opening, almost bitter, but I love that. It settles into something dry, smooth, and kinda mysterious. Projection is moderate, not beast mode, but it has serious presence. I wouldn’t wear this to the gym or grocery store, but for a dinner or museum day? Perfect.
I expected this to feel a little too antique, but wow, Diorling is gorgeous. The leather is soft but still has that dry, slightly animalic edge from the costus that makes it feel alive. The galbanum keeps everything crisp and green, so it never gets heavy. It’s classy in a way most modern perfumes just aren’t. Def not a crowd-pleaser in the sugary sense, but if someone likes chic, bitter-green perfumes, this is heaven.
Diorling is just insanely good if you like old-school green leather scents. The galbanum hits first, super sharp and leafy, then this smooth leather comes in and makes it feel expensive without being too polished. It’s not a sweet modern perfume at all, so don’t expect Delina vibes lol. This is more like a perfectly tailored vintage jacket. Lasts around 7-8 hours on me and stays elegant the whole time. Honestly one of Dior’s most underrated beauties.
