Dior Homme Parfum 2024

Version from 2024
Dior Homme Parfum (2024) by Dior
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6.2 / 10 725 Ratings
A new perfume by Dior for men, released in 2024. The scent is sweet-powdery. It is being marketed by LVMH.
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Main accords

Sweet
Powdery
Woody
Synthetic
Creamy

Fragrance Notes

CoumarinCoumarin AmberwoodAmberwood IrisIris Orris rootOrris root HayHay PatchouliPatchouli VetiverVetiver

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
6.2725 Ratings
Longevity
7.0617 Ratings
Sillage
6.7618 Ratings
Bottle
7.5617 Ratings
Value for money
4.9578 Ratings
Submitted by Spl3xx, last update on 08/09/2025.

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8.5
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Omnipotato

288 Reviews
Omnipotato
Omnipotato
Very helpful Review 5  
Mass-appealing is not a bad thing
I think a lot of the ratings and reviews for this fragrance are going to invariably compare it to its predecessor, Dior Homme Parfum (2014), just as Dior Homme (2020) Eau de Toilette was compared to Dior Homme (2005). Though 2020’s Dior Homme was a complete departure from the iris-y DNA, in 2024’s parfum release, Dior and M. Kurkdjian have decided to revisit the idea.

The result is a hybrid between a tame mass-pleasing sweet amberwood and the dry iris “Homme” DNA. I’m going to refrain from comparing to the original parfum because I’m sure many many subsequent reviews are going to do that. I think it should stand on its own merit.

This is a fragrance made for the department store counter. And that’s not a bad thing. Mass-appealing fragrances aren’t automatically worse than their niche cousins. Dior is a designer house. They want to make frags anyone can enjoy.

With all that out of the way, the new Dior Homme Parfum starts with the aforementioned iris note. To me it smells like a sweeter version of Dior Homme Original (2011) Eau de Toilette. Then an almost fruity sweet amberwood enters, and takes over the drydown. The sillage is intimate, making it great for a date night or even office setting.

I think both newbies and seasoned fragheads can enjoy this one, and after the initial moaning and complaining about how it is inferior to the original parfum passes, it will end up being looked on fondly as a classic example the 2020s fragrance landscape.
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7
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6
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Javijabs

12 Reviews
Javijabs
Javijabs
8  
Francis, what happened? Dior's legacy on the line
Why, Francis? Seriously, what were you thinking, man? Dior Homme Parfum (2014) was nothing short of a masterpiece, a bold, rich scent with an unforgettable DNA that stood out from the crowd and cemented its place as a legend. It was daring, sophisticated, and embodied everything a top-tier fragrance should aspire to be. So how did we get here? Why couldn't Dior recreate the same magic they achieved with Sauvage Elixir? That one nailed it, keeping the quality high, the identity intact, and the fans loyal. But this? You've completely ruined it with a release that doesn't even come close to the original. Or was this a rush job to tick some marketing box? Did anyone at Dior even bother to brief you on what made Dior Homme Parfum (2014) a legend in the first place? Did Francois Demachy's team bail when he retired? Because let's be real, it feels like you brought your laundry detergent scent dream team from MFK. First, there was the disaster of Sauvage Eau Forte, and now this mess with Dior Homme Parfum (2024), what's even going on there?

No wonder Dubai/Arabian fragrances are dominating the game right now. They understand the importance of respecting their craft, delivering bold, top-tier alternatives and creations that not only turn heads but also respect the customer's wallet. They're offering luxurious, high-quality products while Dior seems to be fumbling its legacy with uninspired releases. The gap is widening, and the fragrance world is taking notice.

Francis, what's next? Are you planning to kill Dior Homme Intense (2011) next? Or Fahrenheit Parfum ? At this rate, you might as well do it. It's heartbreaking to watch a heritage crumble in real time. And you know what? The folks over at CHANEL are probably having a good laugh, sitting back and watching Dior fumble while they keep their classics untouched and thriving. This isn't just a disappointment; it's a massive letdown for everyone who has loved and respected Dior's legacy over the years. Francis, get it together. Time is running out.

6/10
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Blasius

10 Reviews
Blasius
Blasius
6  
Dior est mort
Yet another crime by Francis Kurkdjian. Such a beautiful masterpiece as Dior Homme Parfum reduced to a pale copy of the very average Gentleman Society by Givenchy. Why reformulate what was so beautiful, especially if it's to do that !? Dior has made a lot of bad choices recently, even before Kurkdjian was recruited, but it seems like it's going further and further. As L'Ancien says so well : " Dior est mort "
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5
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6
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ScentedGent

3 Reviews
ScentedGent
ScentedGent
Top Review 1  
Meh. Been there, done that
It's almost as though LVMH directed FK to create an easy reach ambery fragrance that would appeal to younger people that prefer wearing jeans and a t-shirt to an elegant suit. I get a mix of Le Male Parfum, Azzaro Most Wanted and Armani Code Parfum all mixed together with the opening from Dior Homme Eau. They should have called it Dior Garcon Parfum, as it's very juvenile. I'm a huge fan of the OG and feel like this new "creation" is redundant at best, as you can find lots of similar scents at any department store. Will it be a hit? It likely will be, as influencers are already peddling it all over social media and the marketing budget appears to be huge. If you're looking for an acceptable replacement for the OG, I'd recommend Harmonious from BTV or Gary's Den from Fragrancebuy. I suspect a significant reformulation of DHI is coming soon, too. It's unlikely I'll ever buy another Dior product again. RIP DHP.
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4
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7
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1.5
Scent
Cherlyn

26 Reviews
Cherlyn
Cherlyn
7  
One word: catastrophe.
The fact that it has only just been launched and there are already 20 offers for exchange and sale says pretty much everything about this "novelty" wannabe, in fact a mess, a mixture between several sweet and chemical annoying creations that have already become boring and redundant. But what is really serious is the fact that DHP 2014 was taken out of production. This Dior move cannot be forgiven. I had read somewhere that where you see (M)FK written, you must expect something bad. Testing this new and not the slightest connection with the old one, DHP, I agree. The price is huge and basicaly it's a trap, making you think you're getting your hands on the same DHP, at least in terms of creative value. One word: catastrophe.
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ProboscisProboscis 7 months ago
** Vito Corleone voice ** "Look how they massacred my boy."
1 Comment
KimJongKimJong 8 months ago
8
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8
Longevity
7
Scent
Too sweet and sticky. It is like Dior Homme mixed with Ultra Male, and is a scent for teenagers. But one of Dior's better recent releases.
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RazvanykeRazvanyke 7 months ago
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This is Nokia moment from Dior, CD is not the creative house I know anymore. The scent is pleasant, competition to 1 Milion/Le Male.
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MaksyMaksy 7 months ago
7
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7
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5
Scent
Abysmal, woeful – a coumarin-amber bomb disguised as DHP.
Shockingly cloying on my skin.
LVMH what the f**k is this?!
2 Comments
BrylskiBrylski 7 months ago
8
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2
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0.5
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Pathetic, Boring, Simple, Unoriginal
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PetarMolnarPetarMolnar 7 months ago
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7
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Generic and sweet shower gel infused with a faint note of iris. Horribly synthetic and not much different from suggested fragrances, bypass.
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JavijabsJavijabs 7 months ago
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Why, Francis? What a damn mess! No wonder Dubai/Arabian fragrances are dominating the game!
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JosephCirinoJosephCirino 7 months ago
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5
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Murder scene. Francis Kurkdjian hired by CD to kill a classic and the reason why we can’t have anything nice!
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Ineed1936Ineed1936 7 months ago
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Very disappointing new launch from Dior. Kurkdjian disappoints once again . The bottle is absolutely horrible, looks like a fake perfume!
1 Comment
SHHHSSHHHS 7 months ago
0.5
Scent
WTF did I smell ??
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