Tendre Poison was launched by Dior in 1994, nine years after Poison, and signed by Edouard Fléchier, the author of its elder. The first offshoot of the line, aimed at a younger audience, it is a green floral: galbanum and mandarin at the top, freesia and orange blossom at the heart, sandalwood and vanilla in the base. It is no longer produced today.
The Poison apple designed by Véronique Monod, reworked in light green glass and presented in a green box.
Tendre Poison takes up the Poison bottle, designed by Véronique Monod for Dior: a glass apple evoking the forbidden fruit. In 1985, Poison’s was tinted amethyst.
Each fragrance in the line keeps this silhouette and changes color. Tendre Poison’s is light green, presented in a green box, while Hypnotic Poison would take red, Pure Poison white, and Midnight Poison midnight blue.