Dior’s Vétiver is a study in refined minimalism, stripping away the dense, muddy facets often associated with the root to reveal something bright, architectural, and polished. It opens with a sharp bu...
The fragrance community widely regards this as one of the most polished and high-quality vetiver scents ever released, often praised for its "clean-cut" and minimalist execution.
While it is frequently compared to Guerlain Vétiver, enthusiasts notes that the Dior version is smoother, less "rooty," and more modern, though some purists still prefer Guerlain for its classic status.
Performance is a strong point; users consistently report that it lasts a full workday (8–12 hours) with a "well-mannered" sillage that never becomes overwhelming or cloying.
The use of a coffee note is a major point of discussion; while many enjoy the nutty, toasted backbone it providing, others find it subtle enough that the fragrance remains primarily a citrus-vetiver scent.
Despite its professional "business" reputation, it is considered highly versatile, with a dedicated following who use it year-round, particularly in spring and fall.
