Dior Fahrenheit vs Ex Nihilo Cuir Celeste

Flacon Dior

Dior

Fahrenheit

EDT · 1988

Jean-Louis Sieuzac

Flacon Ex Nihilo

Ex Nihilo

Cuir Celeste

EDP · year unknown

Quentin Bisch

What they share

4 materials appear in both.

Only in Dior Fahrenheit

Only in Ex Nihilo Cuir Celeste

Main accords

Both accord profiles, side by side. What separates them most comes first; a missing bar means the perfume does not carry that accord.

Musky
Patchouli
Warm Spicy
Floral
Powdery
Green
Woody
Leather

Gender

Fahrenheit

Man-leaning unisex

Woman

Man

Cuir Celeste

Unisex

Woman

Man

A guide to how it's perceived, not a rule — anyone can wear any perfume.

Fahrenheit

Longevity

8/10

Sillage

7/10

Season

AutumnWinterSpring

Occasion

EveningFormal

Cuir Celeste

Longevity

7/10

Sillage

6/10

Season

SpringAutumnWinter

Occasion

EverydayOfficeEvening

Fahrenheit

Violet leaf and leather over an almost petrol-like note. Disconcerting on release, now cult — nothing else smells like it, even today.

Cuir Celeste

Green and peppery at the start: violet leaf, pepper, galbanum. Osmanthus and ambrette then soften a leather that patchouli, cypriol, akigalawood and musk keep dry.

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