Dior Poison Girl eau de toilette for women will appeal to those who want to accentuate a temperamental and sensual impression. The bittersweet composition combines a fresh citrus opening, a floral heart, and a warm finish with vanilla and tonka bean.

Fragrance and Composition

The composition unfolds in three phases, from cool oranges through a bouquet of flowers to an enveloping gourmand finish.

• Top notes: iced orange, bitter orange and lemon. The citrus duo consists of sweet Sicilian and bitter Calabrian orange.
• Heart notes: orange blossom, neroli, Grasse rose and Damascus rose.
• Base notes: vanilla, caramel, tonka bean, orcanox and cashmeran.
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette.
• Year of release: 2017.
• Perfume composition author: François Demachy.

The result is a contrasting fragrance in which cool citruses transition into florals and a warm vanilla-tonka base.

Packaging

• Volume: 50 ml.
• Format: spray.
• Country of origin: France.

The 50 ml variant offers the eau de toilette in a practical spray format.

About the Brand

The fashion house Dior was founded by Christian Dior in 1946, with its historic address at 30 Avenue Montaigne in Paris. He presented his first collection on 12 February 1947; its silhouettes were dubbed the New Look. That same year, the brand's first fragrance, Miss Dior, was also created.

Flowers and floral hearts are among the defining elements of Dior's perfumery style. Parfums Christian Dior supports 42 of its own and partner gardens with the aim of transitioning to organic or regenerative farming by 2030.

Poison Girl thus follows in the Dior perfumery tradition, in which floral compositions have long held a prominent place.