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Poison

Poison

  • Eau de Toilette
  • for Women
  • France
Dhs. 480.00
Dhs. 480.00
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100ml

Top Notes: Plum, Wild Berries, Coriander, Anise & Brazilian Rosewood
Heart Notes: Tuberose, Incense, White Honey, Cinnamon, Opoponax, Carnation & Jasmine
Base Notes: Vanilla, Amber, Sandalwood, Heliotrope, Musk, Vetiver & Cedar

Launched in 1985, Poison is a legendary "sultry elixir" and the ultimate weapon of seduction from the House of Dior. Created by Edouard Flechier and Maurice Roger, this award-winning fragrance is revolutionary, provocative, and mysterious. It offers an unrivalled alchemy of spicy, fruity, and woody notes, leaving a charismatic and unforgettable trail that has mesmerized the senses for decades.

Product Origin: France

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Mood: Night & Seduction / Statement Makers. Poison is the "ultimate weapon of seduction." With its dark, syrupy plum and intoxicating tuberose, it was designed to be a revolutionary "sultry elixir." It doesn't just enter a room; it commands it, making it the definitive choice for someone who wants an unforgettable, charismatic signature.

Occasion: Night Out / Special Occasions. This is not a fragrance for the background. Its complex alchemy of incense, honey, and spices thrives in the evening air and at high-profile events where its "provocative and mysterious" nature can truly shine.

Strength & Projection: Beast Mode. Even in its current formulation, Poison remains a powerhouse. It possesses an "unrivalled alchemy" that creates an enormous, heady trail (sillage) that lingers for hours on skin and days on clothing.

13087/A, alcohol, parfum (fragrance), aqua (water), limonene, linalool, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate, BHT, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, butylene glycol dicaprylate/dicaprate, citral, geraniol, tocopherol, CI 14700 (Red 4), CI 60730 (Ext. Violet 2), CI 19140 (Yellow 5)

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The Connoisseur’s Comparison:"For those who admire the dark, honeyed-floral intensity of Burberry My Burberry Black or the opulent, spicy-sweet complexity of Xerjoff Bouquet Ideale, Poison offers a more "revolutionary and gothic" interpretation. While modern gourmands often rely on simple sugar, Poison uses a "poisonous" blend of wild berries, incense, and a buttery, carnal tuberose to create depth. It takes those sweet and spicy notes and wraps them in a smokey, resinous opoponax cloud, resulting in a fragrance that feels more dangerous, more mysterious, and arguably more legendary than its contemporary descendants."

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Dior

Christian Dior is a legendary French luxury house founded in 1946, celebrated for its timeless elegance and refined craftsmanship. In perfumery, Dior blends heritage, creativity, and high-quality ingredients to create sophisticated fragrances that express modern luxury and iconic style.

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Perfumers: Edouard Flechier and Maurice Roger.

Poison, sultry elixir. Some fragrances are born legendary. Provocative and mysterious from its creation, Poison is the ultimate fragrant weapon of heightened seduction by Dior. The exceptional alchemy of the fragrance is created by rich, spicy, floral and ambery notes with sensual accords of Honey and Musk. A charismatic and unforgettable oriental fragrance.

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