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DieselDiscontinued

Loverdose (EDP)

2011

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Versions Timeline

2011

Loverdose (Original Release)

Price Range
$50 – $61

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Olivier CrespHonorine Blanc

"Loverdose is a sweet, playful Eau de Parfum centered on an unusual combination of star anise and licorice. Mandarin orange gives the opening a bright, lightly sparkling quality before the composition moves into a floral heart of jasmine and gardenia. The drydown becomes warmer and more enveloping through vanilla, amber, and woody notes. Its character is gourmand and spicy without being strictly edible, balancing licorice-like sharpness with creamy sweetness. The fragrance is distinctive yet approachable, with a youthful and sensual personality. It is best suited to casual evenings, dates, and cooler-weather wear."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Fall
Winter
Spring

Ideal Weather

Cold
Mild
Dry

Moods

Alluring
Playful
Sensual
Youthful
Confident

Occasions

Date
Casual
Dinner
Night Out
Party

Fun Facts

Loverdose was launched in 2011 as a women's fragrance.

The composition was created by Olivier Cresp and Honorine Blanc.

AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/8h
Top Notes
1x
SpicyCitrusSweetFloralWoodyOriental

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–1h 12m

star anise
mandarin orange
Middle Notes

1h 12m–3h 36m

licorice
jasmine
gardenia
Base Notes

3h 36m–8h

vanilla
amber
woody notes

Performance

Longevity
80%

Long-lasting (6-8h)

Sillage
70%

Strong

Reviews Summary

“Loverdose is generally described as a sweet, licorice- and anise-led gourmand with floral heart notes and a vanilla-woody drydown. Its opening is often compared to fizzy licorice candy or root beer, while the licorice softens as the fragrance develops. The overall impression is distinctive, wearable, and sensual, though its sweetness may not appeal to everyone.”

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