Poison Zone: 6 main Dior Poison fragrances that preserve and continue the perfume legend

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Christian Dior's Poison is not just a women's perfume. This is a legendary fragrance that has become a symbol of an entire era that many women are nostalgic about today. Recognizable for its cheeky, juicy sweetness that annoys many and captivates others, Poison has been delighting with new interpretations for the fourth decade. All of them are enclosed in a bottle similar to the original version, and their compositions deviate from it, remaining true to the nature of that very "poison". After all, this is exactly how "poison" is translated.

Introducing the 6 main Poison fragrances by Christian Dior.

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1. Poison (1985)

In 1985, the very first Poison by Edouard Fleschier appeared on the perfume shelves. Its intoxicating composition with a loud sweet plum drove women crazy, who fell in love with its enveloping and enveloping warmth. Of the entire line, it is the original scent that has the brightest and most complex pyramid.

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In 1987, Poison won the FiFi Awards for Womens Fragrance of the Year for luxury fragrances.

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Pyramid:

Top notes: plum, wild berries, coriander, anise and rosewood;
· Middle notes: tuberose, incense, white honey, cinnamon, opoponax, clove (flower), jasmine, African orange blossom and rose;
· Base notes: vanilla, amber, sandalwood, musk, heliotrope, vetiver and Virginia cedar.

2. Tendre Poison (1994)

Almost a decade after the premiere of the first Poison, Édouard Fleschier created a lighter version of the fragrance aimed at young women. And if the first Poison was distinguished by a heavy, saturated composition, then Tendre Poison became a light floral-citrus perfume with a white floral sound. Tendre Poison stands out from all subsequent flankers with its bright green bottle.

Pyramid:

Top notes: asaphoethis, bergamot, rosewood and tangerine;
· Middle notes: tuberose, honey, orange blossom, freesia and rose;
· Base notes: musk, sandalwood, heliotrope and vanilla.

3. Hypnotic Poison (1998)

With this perfume a new era of "Poison" began. The fragrance was created by Annick Menardo, who made the composition softer and more gourmand, endowing it with delicate notes of vanilla, almond and coconut.

It is the line of flankers Hypnotic Poison that is the most numerous, and the advertising campaigns were bright and memorable due to the attraction of the stars of the first magnitude. The faces of Hypnotic Poison were Milla Jovovich, Monica Bellucci, Melanie Laurent. Among his favorite fragrances he was named Madonna and Adele.

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Pyramid:

Top notes: coconut, plum and apricot;
· Middle notes: rosewood, jasmine, cumin, tuberose, rose and lily of the valley;
· Base notes: vanilla, almond, sandalwood and musk.

4. Pure Poison (2004)

After the gourmand-sweet "Hypnotic Poison", it's time to reintroduce a lighter version. Then Pure Poison appeared in a beautiful mother-of-pearl bottle with the same crystal composition of white flowers and citruses. This clean, light, sonorous scent was appreciated by lovers of light, unobtrusive compositions, so unusual for previous versions.

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Pyramid:

Top notes: jasmine, orange, bergamot and Sicilian mandarin;
· Middle notes: gardenia and orange blossom;
· Base notes: sandalwood, white amber, cedar and white musk.

5. Midnight Poison (2007)

The legendary trio of perfumers - François Demachy, Jacques Cavallier and Olivier Cresp - gathered to work on the Dior novelty. They presented the world with the newest fragrance, where there are only six accords, among which Her Majesty the Rose reigns and reigns.

The face of Midnight Poison was then-rising Hollywood star Eva Green, whose dark gothic look was perfect for the magnetic and mesmerizing Midnight Poison.

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Pyramid:

Top notes: bergamot and mandarin;
Middle note: rose;
· Base notes: patchouli, amber and vanilla.

6. Poison Girl (2016)

The time for a renewal of the line came almost 10 years later, when Dior introduced a completely new flanker and character of the fragrance. Poison Girl renews a gourmand youthful line with a flirtatious sound and a composition with a heady sweetness. If the first Poison was for women, then Poison Girl is a fragrance for girls who are not afraid of candy cloying in perfumery.

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Pyramid:

Top notes: bitter orange and lemon;
· Middle notes: Damask rose, Grasse rose and orange blossom;
Base notes: vanilla, almond, tonka bean, tolu balsam, sandalwood, heliotrope and cashmeran.

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