The third Poison Girl perfume: Dior's Unexpected Poison is a fascinating perfume that was born in 1985 after intensive work. Its creation required 800 different trials and three years of research.
Poison bewitched the 1980s with its powerful sillage and its many accords, each more opulent than the last. Poison never went unnoticed and its incredible success is the dream of many perfume houses. It took many years before a variation of this opus appeared, but once their new path was set, the fragranced children of Poison also created magic. Poison Girl, released in 2015, is thus the sensual and sparkling young lady of this family, and with the release of Poison Girl Unexpected, she persists and signs with wild audacity…
When the Dior Poison girl becomes sharp and surprising, she becomes Poison Girl Unexpected
How could one imagine that the great, the cult, the mythical Poison could have variations as rich as the accords composed in 1985 by Edouard Fléchier? How could one imagine in what way the woman who wore Poison could pass on her fascinating and poisonous charm to her daughter, now a young woman of the 2000s? With Poison Girl Eau de Parfum and Poison Girl Eau de Toilette, of course!
Indeed, the fragranced offspring of Poison designed by François Demachy has nothing to envy in the sublime 1985 bottle. Poison Girl, whether in its Eau de Parfum or Eau de Toilette version, has managed to preserve Poison's taste for risk; its bold olfactory shocks remain, but they are created with the modern trends of perfumery, in particular with powerful gourmand accords that replace Poison's wild animalic notes.
For Poison Girl Unexpected, François Demachy has somewhat muted the gourmand strength of Poison Girl in order to illuminate the original juice with a bright new freshness that goes on to pair with delicate and precious flowers.
Dior draws inspiration from a new femininity that is freer, bolder and more pronounced than ever, enveloping us in a fragrant emotion that is as surprising as it is addictive. Dior on Poison Girl Unexpected.
Poison Girl Unexpected provokes and stirs emotion between spring flowers and biting ginger
The surprise of this Poison Girl Unexpected bottle is total, as its contradictory accords between a floral past and a flashy present form a powerful and contrasted whole. Between the fiery energy of youth represented by ginger and the romantic delicacy of a retro rose, the young woman of Poison Girl Unexpected is as powerful and fiery as she is soft and delicate.
Indeed, we discover the guest of honor of this Poison Girl Unexpected, ginger, right from the opening. However, the juicy and invigorating blood orange recalls the original bottle while adding a sweet touch to the whole. At the heart, the orange blossom of Poison Girl is replaced in this Poison Girl Unexpected by a pretty and delicate Damask rose that exhales both nervous freshness and floral strength. Finally, the gourmand depths of vanilla recall the origins of the young lady and, of course, of the great Poison: the young lady Poison Girl Unexpected loves to surprise, but above all to better bewitch us in her nets of sensuality…