Dior Fahrenheit Eau de Toilette (EDT) is a legendary masculine fragrance that shattered conventions when it launched in 1988. Master perfumer Jean-Louis Sieuzac created this audacious leather-aromatic masterpiece that continues to captivate generations with its uncompromising character.

Top Notes:
A startling opening of violet leaf, nutmeg, and lemon creates the fragrance’s infamous gasoline-like spark – an edgy, metallic freshness that immediately commands attention.

Heart Notes:
The drama unfolds with a sophisticated floral-woody core of honeysuckle, cedar, and hawthorn, adding unexpected refinement to the rebellious spirit.

Base Notes:
The scent settles into a profoundly masculine drydown of leather, tonka bean, and vetiver – a warm, animalic embrace that lingers with sensual intensity.

More than just a fragrance, Fahrenheit EDT is a statement of nonconformity. Its revolutionary structure balances fiery opening pyrotechnics with deep, comforting warmth, making it one of the most complex and rewarding scents in men’s perfumery. The distinctive violet leaf-leather accord remains unmatched in its bold originality.