Dior Addict pre-2012

I finally decanted a bottle of Dior Addict into a bottle with a working sprayer. When I decanted it, I was surprised to see the juice is a red orange color. Have others noticed this with their Dior Addict as well? I'm a little concerned to wear it because in the decanting process, the tips of my fingers turned orange. I don't want to stain my clothes with it, but maybe the solution is to wear black or brown...

If it's any help, my current Dior Addict is the same color and doesn't stain. It's that same deep, dark color. A beautiful amber.

It does help. I was just worried something happened to the liquid. The smells is great though, I can still smell it on my fingers this morning. Thank you, Sorceress.

That red/orange color is the right color. I've never noticed it staining my clothes, and I wear a lot of white and light colors. Did it wash off your fingers easily? Maybe you could do a little test with an old dish rag or something?

I think it should be called an elixir. It's almost so intense I can't wear it very often, even though I LOVE it! One tiny little spray can clear a room! But in a good way.

Yeh, it came off after some scrubbing. I guess I found it crazy that there was an amber/red/orange color to the juice that's in a blue bottle. Maybe I'm the crazy one.

I decanted the perfume in my kitchen sink, and the dishes ended up smelling like Addict when I was cleaning them. Intense indeed!

Ooh, after some scrubbing? That doesn't sound good. I would definitely do a test on some unimportant light fabric. Now I'm wondering if maybe my clothes are stained and I just didn't notice. But I usually spray before I get dressed, so maybe it's already absorbed into my skin before I put clothes on.

To be fair, I did spend a good half an hour decanting 20 mL to two 10 mL vials. The original sprayer broke, so I had to user pliers to take off the "top" and use another sprayer top that leaked occasionally on my fingers. It was a kitchen sink worthy kind of mess, haha.

Its most likely the jasmine and vanilla that is responsible for the colour, not uncommon