Name: Dior Higher Energy Eau de Toilette 100ml – Dioriginals | Olala Gallery
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Dior Higher Energy Eau de Toilette 100ml – Dioriginals

A refined, urban woody-citrus fragrance for men – vibrant, subtle and full of energy.

Created in 2003 by Natalie Gracia-Cetto and Carlos Viñals, Higher Energy expresses a modern, urban masculinity. Its trail blends a green absinthe and wood accord with grapefruit and juniper berry, warm and cool spices, and a base of vetiver and patchouli, illuminated by a touch of frankincense.

Part of the Dioriginals collection, which brings together 13 emblematic Dior fragrances restored by Perfume Creative Director Francis Kurkdjian to their original radiance – presented in the iconic 1948 ‘Oval’ bottle with a textured label engraved with the “CD” monogram.

Fragrance notes

Top: grapefruit, juniper berry, absinthe
Heart: warm and cool spices
Base: vetiver, patchouli, woods, frankincense

Why you’ll love it

Fresh woody-citrus scent – perfect for day and evening
Original formula restored by Francis Kurkdjian
Iconic 1948 Dior ‘Oval’ bottle
Eau de toilette – 100ml

Brand

Dior

Size

100ml

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Dior Higher Energy Eau de Toilette 100ml – Dioriginals

A vibrant woody-citrus eau de toilette with grapefruit, juniper, spices, vetiver and patchouli – a Dior classic from the Dioriginals collection, restored by Francis Kurkdjian.