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Every Fahrenheit, compared

9 fragrances in Dior’s Fahrenheit line, from 1988 to 2015. Ratings, lasting power and season come from wearers’ votes; accords show what each one adds to the original.

Most worn: Fahrenheit23,293 ratings
Highest rated: Fahrenheit Le Parfum4.27 of 5
Longest lasting: Fahrenheit Le Parfum7.4 of 10

The original

Fahrenheit

Launched: 1988
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Rating: 3.98 · 23,293 ratings
Lasting power: 6.6 of 10
Best in: winter, fall
Most wearers say: masculine

Leads with leather, woody, ozonic.

Fahrenheit Le Parfum

Launched: 2014
Concentration: Parfum
Rating: 4.27 · 5,726 ratings
Lasting power: 7.4 of 10
Best in: winter, fall
Most wearers say: masculine

Adds vanilla and soft spicy to the original's profile.

Fahrenheit 32

Launched: 2007
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Rating: 4.08 · 2,567 ratings
Lasting power: 6.9 of 10
Best in: spring
Most wearers say: masculine

Adds vanilla and white floral and sweet to the original's profile.

Fahrenheit Absolute

Launched: 2009
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Rating: 4.27 · 2,334 ratings
Lasting power: 6.8 of 10
Best in: winter, fall
Most wearers say: masculine

Adds amber and balsamic and smoky to the original's profile.

Fahrenheit Cologne

Launched: 2015
Concentration: Cologne
Rating: 4.15 · 933 ratings
Lasting power: 5.5 of 10
Best in: spring, summer
Most wearers say: masculine

Adds citrus and violet to the original's profile.

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