The Dior Poison Girl Eau de Toilette The beginning of 2016 was particularly explosive for the house of Dior. Indeed, the house did not fail to surprise its audience with the appearance of a new perfume in the lineage of its iconic Poison. This one was named Poison Girl and nevertheless conveyed an image quite different from before.
How to follow up on a success as intense and provocative as that of the inimitable Poison, with accords so intense that it was even sometimes banned? It took Dior almost 10 years to dare offer a variation of it, but from then on, the house would go on to open multiple new chapters to this love potion, notably by giving it its perfumed daughter Poison Girl. Poison Girl Eau de Parfum, just like Poison Girl Eau de Toilette, will play on their contrasts to, once again, captivate us with their powers…
Poison Girl Eau de Toilette, the shock of hot and cold for a distinguished Dior Poison Girl
When François Demachy joined the house of Dior as in-house perfumer in 2007, his very first creation was the beautiful and opulent Midnight Poison, considered one of the finest variations of the venomous and unforgettable Poison that set the 1980s ablaze with its overdosed and heady scents. Of course, he also skillfully handled many other new interpretations of the great Dior classics such as Miss Dior, Eau Sauvage or even Dior Homme. But Poison remains one of the master's favorite bottles, so it was impossible for him to leave it there!
With Poison Girl Eau de Parfum, released in 2016, François Demachy reaffirmed with a touch of provocation his attachment to the great lady Poison by giving her a perfumed daughter, sexy and free, entirely in keeping with her era. At once sparkling and feminine, captivating and slightly childlike thanks to the gourmand touches of caramel and coffee, the young lady of Poison Girl makes her mark the moment she enters perfumery.
François Demachy therefore did not hesitate to create, from his composition of Poison Girl Eau de Parfum, a more airy but also more contrasted version of his successful juice, simply named Poison Girl Eau de Toilette.
Intended for seductresses who are not afraid to break the ice, this new sillage offers the power of a burning and sensual thrill. Dior about Poison Girl Eau de Toilette.
When two roses meet the extreme temperatures of a Poison Girl unlike any other
Poison Girl Eau de Toilette is built around a hot-cold duality. A game of seduction with a citrus top note that snaps alongside a very powerful floral heart, wrapped in a vanilla-scented tonka bean. François Demachy about Dior Poison Girl Eau de Toilette.
To create this extraordinary hot-cold effect in Poison Girl Eau de Toilette, François Demachy kept the sparkling top notes of the original bottle but above all went on to compose a floral and powerful heart where the famous sweet Grasse rose meets, for the first time, the far more nervous, even peppery Damask rose. However, the neroli flower remains sweet and caressing to better draw us into the depths of heightened sensuality of tonka bean, cashmeran, vanilla and caramel, the emblematic signature of the Poison Girl collection. The beautiful and powerful tuberose also reminds us that Miss Poison Girl is still the daughter of the venomous great lady Poison…