Dior Poison Extrait de Parfum

Poison Extrait de Parfum by Dior is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women. Poison Extrait de Parfum was launched in 2014. The nose behind this fragrance is François Demachy. In Spring 2014 Dior presented the collection of Dior Les Extraits, which includes five cult fragrances for women by Dior and in perfumery in general. The collection encompasses mini editions available as perfume extract: Miss Dior, Miss Dior Original, Diorissimo, Poison and J’adore, which are, as announced by Dior, "much more than fragrances, because they possess philosophy of perfumers: the spirit of Dior radiant through the tiniest details, pervading perfumes in all phases of production, from their creation to meticulous selection of raw ingredients, art of bottling to delicacy of packaging." Read about this perfume in other languages: Deutsch, Español, Français, Čeština, Italiano, Русский, Polski, Português, Ελληνικά, 汉语, 日本語, Nederlands, Srpski, Română, العربية, Українська, Монгол, עברית. Rate only the most important ingredients you sense in this fragrance. Become a member of this online perfume community and you will be able to add your own reviews. This is so precious! One can tell that the priority was to use as many natural essences as possible. So the Tuberose has this bubble-gummy creaminess to it. The vanilla and rose add some surprising soapy and camphorous sweetness with the spicy woods featuring coriander, cedar and some aroma-chemicals that make it unmistakably a fruity, honeyed and ever so polarising Poison. Then, of course the beautiful bottle that I adore, looking all cute in my display. I like the ritual of dabbing the fragrance that is close to the skin and so intimate it really is designed for my own pleasure - it’s to enhance our moments of self love through a cerebral focus on luxury and beauty. Very hygge indeed! 10/10 As a loulou enjoyer, i must say these two are quite similar. Yet poison extrait has a way more pronounced ‘pissiness’ and camphoraceous aspect (that is very reminiscent of toothpaste but not quite like mint). The notes dont say enough about the composition, since this is very complex just like the original poison. Incense, powder, oriental lilies, tuberose, vanilla with an added sharpness and spice. Not as plummy as the original, yet sweet and bubblegummy. The drydown is where the similairy with loulou ends. Loulou is much drier, woodier and more incense focused. Theres a pronounced lily note in loulou that i find very rarely in perfumes. Poison extrait dries down focusing on plastic and sharpness, a bit stomach churning really. The tuberose in here is basically pure bubblegum. The color that comes to my head is a neon blinding magenta. I rly liked the opening but the drydown makes me sick. And i guess thats the point. Not everyone could pull off something like this. Yet i also find it a bit silly and childish sometimes. Like a thoroughly chewed bubblegum thats stuck on a ball in a ball pit with boogers. Sorry but this is a pass To m...

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