J’adore Lumiere Eau de Toilette Christian Dior

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J'adore Lumiere Eau de Toilette  Christian Dior

J’adore Lumiere Eau de Toilette Christian Dior

Rated 3.85 out of 5 based on 40 customer ratings
(40 customer reviews)

J’adore Lumiere Eau de Toilette Christian Dior for women of Christian Dior

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J’adore Lumière comes out in the spring of 2016 as a new edition of the popular Dior J’adore perfume from 1999.

Dior’s in-house perfumer Francois Demachy wanted to emphasize the luminous character of the J’adore Eau de Toilette version from 2011. He wanted to strengthen its contrasts, adjust its layers and restore its freshness, remaining faithful to its original floral character. The aim for this new edition is to be filled with light, joy and zest for life, as the scent of white flowers and citruses under the hot Mediterranean sun.

The cheerful top notes explode with essence of blood orange. The fragrance unfolds with intense and fresh neroli from Vallauris. The sweet character of vanilla, blended with flowers of magnolia and fresh lemon, meets with lively notes of Damascus rose. Sensual sandalwood provides a sense of comfort, allowing the aroma to unfold even brighter.

Available as a 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette.

40 reviews for J’adore Lumiere Eau de Toilette Christian Dior

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    I am not a J’Adore type of woman, not my taste. Then I discovered this and I truly loved it, I find it very feminine, sophisticated and special. Usually not my type because it is a more sweet scent, but this is the kind of thing I would trust to impress and not go unnoticed. On top of my list for next buy.

  2. :

    3 out of 5

    Smelling it from the bottle it’s very beautiful. On the skin, it’s sweeter than the original, fruitier and thus more modern, crispier. Less rosey, with muted sillage. It’s citrus-fruity centered with white florals peeking through here and there: some magnolia and neroli, jasmine and honeysuckle at the drydown. The edt is the ideal option for summer, you can easily replace your usual Light Blue with J’adore edt. Youtful, beautiful, sensual and compliment getter. Lasts for six-seven hours and will please everyone around you. Has no age really!

  3. :

    3 out of 5

    Unfortunately Ive smelled this in restrooms, cleaning product. I prefer the J’Adore in Joy, it smells so much better on me than this.

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    Interesting to see so many people love this fragrance. On me, it smelled like a bouquet of white flowers drowned in an old bottle of Barbie perfume from the late 80s. Not my jam. People who like this do seem to like how feminine it is and I’m not a huge fan of overly feminine fragrances. Also, it had a very short life on my skin (which I was thankful for in this case).

  5. :

    4 out of 5

    I smelled this on a woman at the Home Depot today and it made me spin around and ask what she had on. I think this is FANTASTIC. But I can not review anything dealing with performance.

  6. :

    4 out of 5

    I really like this but talk about poor longevity, I get 2 hours max out of it. I do not find it similar to the original. The magnolia is beautiful, so light and airy but I do regret purchasing a FB because it is so fleeting. There are too many other beautiful perfumes out there that actually last.

  7. :

    4 out of 5

    I really struggled to find noticeable difference between this and the original. Maybe it’s just my nose? I found the longevity poor but it was an overall non offensive, pleasant fragrance.

  8. :

    5 out of 5

    To my nose it smells classy & elegent. The bottle is absoutely gorgeous.
    Men find it ‘alluring’. And it is out of my expectation that Lumiere receives more compliments from men than Alien (which is mostly reviewed as ‘seductive’) or any gourmand perfumes!

  9. :

    4 out of 5

    I’m rather shocked that I like this perfume so much. I love it’s completely unrelated cousin L’Or, but I have a strong dislike for the original, which smells absolutely terrible on me. This one is so beautifully floral and feminine. Pink, but beautifully pink. Very soft and gentle. Upon dry-down I do smell the original in it, except I like it, I can’t believe that I like it! I’m curious to see what this would smell like layered with L’Or.

  10. :

    4 out of 5

    The is rose, citrus, vanilla and magnolia on me. On my skin it’s more rose and citrus, but on my clothes is sandalwood and vanilla cake. I don’t think I’ve ever had a fragrance smell so different on my clothes when compared to my skin. I like it on both though. It’s very pretty!

  11. :

    3 out of 5

    It reminds me so much of my mum’s first J’adore but in a more light and soft way, maybe let’s say more natural compared to the EDP but as I can see there are so many reformulations and editions, classic for Dior house.
    I like it and you know what? For an EDT it has a very nice lasting power and…sillage? I didn’t spray on skin. I just like it but of course I am not dying compared to my favorite Miss Dior Eau de toilette that praying to God so never ever will face any reformulation/relaunch or whatever you wanna call it.
    Dior is the best on perfumes, that’s what I know. It’s neroli and patchouli notes are the best ever experienced till now. On J’adore EDT Lumiere and newest edition I guess, magnolia is the star combined with light citrus/neroli/floral notes and for sure a sandalwood ending. Very feminine, ‘sunny’ and mummy type for my taste.

  12. :

    4 out of 5

    I was going to buy the original but, after spraying each on the back of my hand, this Eau De Toilette was more intense and smelled better with my body chemistry. Without telling them which was which, I asked two different sales associates to smell and tell me which they preferred and they both chose the hand that was sprayed with J’Adore Lumiere. Although I prefer perfumes, this is the longest lasting Eau De Toilette I own thus far. Unlike others, I don’t have to smell my wrist just to get a faint whiff. I have worn this for 8+ hours without the need to reapply. It has good sillage. My husband keeps sniffing and complimenting me so it’s definitely a keeper!You can wear this day into the evening but it is not a dark night on the town scent. Although they don’t share the same notes, something about this reminds me of Chance Eau Tendre and Coco Chanel Mademoiselle but still unique in its own way. If you are looking for a sweet, citrus floral that’s not too heavy and you can probably wear most of the year, then I think you should consider this beautifully crafted fragrance by Dior.

  13. :

    3 out of 5

    A colleague of mine came in wearing this scent and I immediately recognized the J’Adore DNA (the original J’Adore is her signature scent), but knew it was different. She told me it was the Lumiere flanker and I was amazed because I smelled this as a sample from Sephora (the carded kind you peel back to reveal drops of fragrance) and it instantly felt like an ice pick up my nose when I smelled it at the time. On my colleague, this smelled like a pink candy coating innocently wrapped over the robust heart of J’Adore and I must go to Sephora to sample it now because it was divine on her! I might be disappointed, though, because the original J’Adore smells beautiful on her and smells like I bathed in liquified gold bars, LOL!
    EDIT: Waaahhh, this one smells like rose gold metal on me! 🙁 Guess I’ll just have to smell my colleague from here on in to enjoy J’Adore in all its various incantations…

  14. :

    5 out of 5

    i love the citrus notes. vanilla & sandalwood give good long lasting to j’adore lumiere.

  15. :

    3 out of 5

    Really nice fresh, lemony floral. I enjoy this a lot more than the original J’adore.
    Completely inoffensive and has an impressive throw. I received a 1ml sample with my purchase of Blooming Bouquet and with two sprays of that you can smell me across the room.
    Magnolia, rose, blood orange and sandalwood stand out to me. Really nice and elegant.

  16. :

    5 out of 5

    I got this one recently and I love it! I don’t know what it is about J’adore line, but I think every flanker in this series is so well structured and high-quality… Honestly, I prefer the flankers than the original EDP.
    J’adore Lumiere EDT is a high-quality citrusy-floral scent. Yes, it resembles the original EDP, but on top of that also it’s more fresh, less intense than the classic… At the beginning you can smell lovely citrus accord (mainly due to the blood orange note), it quickly fades away though and we are left with the floral, feminine, classy scent, which lasts for hours.
    It certainly makes a great summer scent, but I also intend to wear it during fall and spring. Francois Demachy did a great job again!

  17. :

    3 out of 5

    Lumiere Eau de Toilette is the perfect twist on the Original. Its very feminine, classy and elegant. A very bright, sparkly scent that should liven up any ladies mood. It is an attractive scent that radiates confidence. Lumiere is so well blended together , all the notes match perfectly. any time i have this perfume on i feel very polished. Silage and longevity on me are really good. 8-10 hours . This would be a perfect gift for any woman. x

  18. :

    4 out of 5

    I was on a search for a summer scent. My faves are Bottega Veneta, Tom Ford Orchid (Black & Velvet), Gucci Guilty Black and Versace Crystal Noir. I like the deep moderate to large silage juices. However in the Spring and Summer they would knock out a small village.
    So you see I needed something softer but absolutely not white floral. Because I dont like anything too floral. Really I don’t. Not even after I went through 4 samples of this juice. Still didn’t like it when I called my SA at Nordstroms to order the biggest size she could find. Even she said “Really?”.
    I never did like this. This earthy, musky, leather power lady can only say one thing…J’adore this beautifully blended floral.
    If the original J’adore, or Chanele #5, smells like hot monkey @$$ on you (as it does on me) give this a try.

  19. :

    5 out of 5

    It kinda reminds me of a shampoo I had awhile back, but its a very pretty scent. Fresh, sweet floral, pretty simple.
    I haven’t found myself to like the other J’adore perfumes but I actually like this one a lot.

  20. :

    3 out of 5

    Scent: 9/10!
    Sillage: weak
    Longevity: weak
    desapoint

  21. :

    4 out of 5

    Oh my, no it has NOTHING in common with Charlie Revlon??!!!

  22. :

    4 out of 5

    This is a big LOVE for me! I always wanted to find a Dior fragrance that works with my body chemistry! This one is extremely simple, but extremely elegant, a fresher and lighter twist on the original J’adore. I wanted so bad to be able to wear J’adore EDP, but alas, on my skin it smells exactly the same as Marc Jacobs Daisy. It’s a beautiful scent! But.. on me it smells like straight up bananas and soap..I was thrilled to try this at Ulta! On first impression, I’m hit with so much floral and very little of anything else, but as it settled I couldn’t stop sniffing my wrist! It wore beautifully in the heat outside, it reminds me of a summertime garden party. It’s amazing how different skin reacts to different scents… what might smell amazing on one person can react quite the opposite on yourself. This still gives me butterflies! The fresh and delicate magnolia, to the neroli, and the rose blended with citrus and vanilla… mmm it’s like a dream! It’s safe to say that it was love at first sniff! This beauty will certainly be on my wishlist from here on out! <3 This is a crisp, soft, ultra feminine floral fragrance without coming off too “mature”, it remains nice and youthful with a touch of sparkling elegance!
    Scent: 9/10!
    Sillage: Moderate (for an EDT)
    Longevity: 4-5 hours on my skin!

  23. :

    3 out of 5

    Very beautiful and feminine fragrance, fresh citrus floral. Very good silage especially for an EDT 9/10. Unfortunately it doesn’t last very long on my skin 3 hours maximum. I expect more considering the price of such Dior fragrances. Will definitely buy it if I see it going cheap, but when does Dior ever go cheap? Really like this fragrance it is sensual and has that little something about it for me. It is warm inviting and feminine and fresh.
    There is no pepper or patchoulie etc in this. Fresh citrus floral and some woods that is all. No potentially offensive notes at all. Which makes it a safe gift for anyone and everyone
    Fragrance scent= 7/10
    Silage= 9/10 for an EDT
    Lasting power= 5/10
    Bottle= 5/10

  24. :

    4 out of 5

    One of the most adorable declinations of J’adore. A bright explosion of magnolia. Very floral and feminine, delicate but at the same time with a strong personality. I can’t help but associate it with the sun and the optimism it inspires.

  25. :

    5 out of 5

    I finally got to try this today and initially liked it. But about three minutes into spraying my wrist with it I felt a sharp, peppery smell each time I sniffed my wrist. I’d written the fragrance off entirely, but after about half an hour I realized how pretty and wearable it is. It’s quite light, but definitely the floral I’ve been seeking. And that earlier pungence disappeared entirely. I’ll have to respray it another day.

  26. :

    5 out of 5

    Top notes are nice, but middle notes are hardly bearable, because this magnolia smells in very cosmetic way. I mean – quite chemical. Later it gets slightly better, but not good enough to like it.

  27. :

    4 out of 5

    I just received this (bought online from Nordstrom) – so, only have had it on for about 2 hours. So far, I’m surrounded with magnolias and roses, with a bright citrus (blood orange?) top note – Lovely, I keep enhaling, enjoying this enchanting cloud of fragrance –
    Can’t wait to wear it when we are out with friends and dinner partners – I’m thinking J’Adore Lumiere will be noticed, but not at all intrusive.
    I’m a big rose fan, and also magnolia, so I felt very confident this would be to my liking. Definately for spring and summer!

  28. :

    3 out of 5

    Light, fresh, reminds me of the light sparkling Jimmy Choo fragrances. It’s very of the moment, all clean florals and citrus, but it doesn’t smell cheap.
    I wouldn’t say it’s the most unique fragrance on the market, but it’s pleasant and sweet and feminine.

  29. :

    5 out of 5

    Liked it better then oriental. Top notes are amazing. Light, classy floral perfume, feels like Dior quality.

  30. :

    4 out of 5

    I tested it today and I liked very much the first 5 minutes; the top notes are really great! After that, nothing extraordinary, it turns a bit common. Maybe I buy it, it’s elegant, light and innofensive, good for work. But not sure yet.
    Edit: tested it again today. Yes, the first 5 minutes are great, but I’m not gonna buy it, too inexpressive drydown. And to be true, original j’adore is much better.

  31. :

    5 out of 5

    This reminds me of the EDT but it is more floral with a prominent rose it is very elegan and classy with an underlying sweetnes if you love rhe line this is a must try

  32. :

    4 out of 5

    I had J’adore, and was never impressed with it. I was just waiting until it is done. This perfume has more rose and magnolia in it, smell so much nicer. The drydown is still very rosy. As few reviewers mentioned, it has some jasmin and musk, but I like it, so it is not a problem for me.

  33. :

    4 out of 5

    After reading the reviews and testing it at Douglas I decided to buy it. I love J’adore perfumes and I must agree that we can recognise a member of the J’adore family anywhere. J’adore lumiere reminds me J’adore EDT but Lumiere is softer, moderner, less fruit and more floral. I still have a bottle of J’adore L’absolu that is too strong for some inside places. I thing J’adore lumiere is perfect for the spring and summer days.

  34. :

    5 out of 5

    This is most notably a member of the J’ adore family. The closest it bears a resemblance to is the J’ adore EDP. It’s fresher and brighter, and it’s also a relative to Dior Addict EDT. Like a cross between the two. Jasmine is definitely there, although I don’t see it in the notes. Very nice, pretty and charming. But I think the EDP is my relative of choice.

  35. :

    3 out of 5

    I love this version good God its amazing and the longevity and sillage is more than average to moderate.
    its fresh and floral and its quality for sure. im a huge fan of the original, and to say the least this is my second favorite from the line of j’adore.
    this version does not have the woody dry down, you know the one that could turn soapy, which I think the original has a little.
    definitly a fragrance worth buying, and its something most people find in offensive.

  36. :

    4 out of 5

    I agree it is very close to the other Dior creations it is very floral but soft at the same time
    It also disappears fast so longevity is weak
    I see no need to purchase it as it isn’t so different
    And it almost gave me a headache
    So nice but nothing I honestly want in my collection
    It smells nice and elegant though ! I wish the neroli would have been there as I love neroli but I just couldn’t detect any !?
    It smells similar to j’ Adore Voile de Parfum…EDT is still my favorite as it is overall fresher.

  37. :

    4 out of 5

    On first impressions, similar to the original, but lacks this fruity pear type note. Will need to re-test.
    The SA mentioned that the difference is one note: Rose sambac replaced with neroli. Im sure there are differences in more notes.
    Is there such thing as rose sambac or did she mean jasmine sambac?
    Update: if jasmine has been taken out and I can’t see it listed, this explains why I like it better than the very similar original edt! It seems quite fruitier and sharper. I need to now do a side by side comparison.

  38. :

    3 out of 5

    I tested this perfume a few days ago. It’s extremely similar to the other perfumes in the J’Adore line and has a fresh, floral vibe that will make it appropriate for Spring. If you’re a fan of other J’Adores and like fresh scents then I’m sure you’ll really like this. It’s not my cup of tea though.

  39. :

    3 out of 5

    I’m especially crazy for a new fragrance when spring is coming. So I pounced on this new J’adore the first day it appeared in my local cosmetics store.
    Somehow, upon the first couple of testings and sniffings on the inside of my wrist, I don’t get the blood oranges (but I do get them in my current fave, Chanel Chance Eau Vive), and I don’t detect any lemon, or any roses, for that matter… Perhaps all the layers and ingredients are blended so well together? What I do smell is a definite, unmistakable J’adore family member. And plenty of flower, maybe jasmin, or gardenia, or is it the magnolia? Definitely worth exploring again, next time will spritz it as I usually use perfume, to understand this fragrance better and to see if I can live a day in it.
    A must-try for all J’adore lovers, looking forward to what other reviewers think!

  40. :

    3 out of 5

    I remember seeing this in an exhibition! Can’t wait!

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