Dior Poison Girl
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Hand-decanted from authentic originals
Fragrance Profile
The scent
- Gender
- For her
- Type
- Designer
- Concentration
- Eau de parfum
- Released
- 2017
- Perfumer
- Francois Demachy
Pyramid
12 notes- Frosted Orange
- Bitter Orange
- Lemon
- Orange Blossom
- Neroli
- Grasse Rose
- Damask Rose
- Vanilla
- Caramel
- Tonka Bean
- Heliotrope
- Cashmeran
Description
About this fragrance
Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.
Common Questions
Good to know
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No. Dior sells two different-formula versions: the Eau de Parfum, a warmer orange-rose gourmand with vanilla, caramel and tonka, and the fresher Eau de Toilette, which leads more with citrus and florals. They are not simply strong and weak versions of one juice, so it is worth confirming which one you are buying.
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It is pitched young and playful. The bright orange opening and sweet vanilla-caramel-tonka base make it a fun, gourmand rose rather than a serious or formal scent, exactly the youthful, slightly rebellious character Dior built the whole line around from the start.
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They are built from genuinely different formulas, not just different strengths of one juice. The EDT leads with citrus and florals before a lighter vanilla-caramel-cashmeran base, while the EDP goes heavier and darker from the start. If you've smelled one and assumed you know the other, the EDT specifically is brighter and more day-friendly rather than a diluted version of the same thing.
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Hypnotic Poison Eau de Parfum stays truer to the original Poison heritage, opening on licorice and almond before it settles into a base built from the same materials as this one: tonka, vanilla, jasmine sambac, and orange blossom warmth. Poison Girl skips the licorice entirely, leading instead with citrus and orange blossom, which makes it the lighter, more youthful entry point into a shared vanilla-tonka finish.
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The vanilla-caramel finish can feel rich and wearable on some skin or push further into dessert territory on others, and that's a meaningful difference before spending on a full bottle. A decant lets you wear the complete arc from bright citrus opening to the cashmeran-tonka close across more than one occasion, and confirm the sweetness lands the way you want.
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This Eau de Parfum leans into heavier, darker territory from the start, while the Eau de Toilette pulls back to let citrus and orange blossom lead before the same vanilla-caramel base settles in. Both share the same top, heart and base notes, so the difference is pacing rather than composition: the EDT feels fresh at first with a warm undercurrent building slowly, while the EDP commits to that warmth immediately.
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