THE ART OF SUBVERSION BY DIOR Dior's Poison is a captivating 'Eau de Toilette' designed for women, classified within the oriental floral fragrance category. This scent is portrayed as a mysterious elixir that enchants and mesmerizes, engaging all our senses and enveloping us in its intoxicating aroma. It draws us in, transforming pleasure into an irresistible need, urging you to surrender to its allure. Crafted by perfumer Edouard Flechier in 1985, Poison defies the norms of traditional romantic fragrances, instead presenting itself as a bold, audacious, and rebellious essence. It is an olfactory experience that challenges conventions, evoking strong emotions—either love or aversion. An essence brimming with contradictions and untamed spirit. The fragrance opens with a refreshing burst, highlighting notes of Russian coriander, plums, wild berries, and anise that introduce a hint of bitterness. As it develops, the heart reveals a rich bouquet of flowery sensuality, accentuated by carnation, rose, and nard, all enriched by a delicate sweetness from honey, cinnamon, and a touch of incense. The lingering finish is composed of warm notes like amber, white musk, opoponax, cedar, and sandalwood. FORGING INDEPENDENCE AND CONFIDENCE The Poison woman navigates life on her own terms, admired and cherished. She nurtures herself, both internally and externally, embracing self-love and fascination in her essence. UNFORGETTABLY POTENT Her scent is marked by an overwhelming intensity that captivates the senses, offering an enchanting aroma meant for those bold enough to wear it. A MESSAGE OF FEMINISM In contrast to the softer floral fragrances of the late 1980s, Poison emerged as a powerful revolutionary statement. Many perfume critics have termed its impact a feminine upheaval, marking a pivotal moment when women confidently asserted their presence and demands in society.