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Poison Girl Dior 2016 Eau de Parfum

7.7 / 10 611 Ratings

A popular perfume by Dior for women, released in 2016. The scent is sweet-gourmand. The longevity is above-average. It is being marketed by LVMH.
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Main accords

Sweet

Gourmand

Floral

Fruity

Powdery

Fragrance Notes

Venezuelan tonka bean Vanilla

Vanilla

Sicilian bitter orange

Damask rose

May rose

Perfumer

François Demachy

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Ratings

Scent

7.7611 Ratings

Longevity

8.0539 Ratings

Sillage

7.7525 Ratings

Bottle

8.1568 Ratings

Value for money

7.3251 Ratings

Submitted by Danina, last update on 11/05/2025.

Interesting Facts

The face of the advertising campaign is model Camille Rowe.

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Reviews

41 in-depth fragrance descriptions

02/23/2016

BrianBuchanan
363 Reviews

BrianBuchanan

Helpful Review 9

Toxic clone

It must be disheartening for a skilled perfumer to churn out versions of what everyone else is doing.

What's required of the Nose is to make something that's virtually identical to the one sitting next to it on the promo stand, while at the same time retaining its own unique selling proposition.

In a market of near clones, all of which closely resemble a commercially successful formula, these USPs can be no more than mere details which, when combined, make juice X a slight variation of juice Y.

Mainstream perfume thus becomes like the suits of the men who design it - uniform, meant to blend in with the crowd; distinguished only by details - a neck tie here, a pair of brown shoes there.

05/21/2017

5Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Isabelle1
47 Reviews

Isabelle1

Dessert

I like "crème brûlée" but only to eat.... not to smell like I have just prepared it...Still adore the original poison the most...

07/11/2018

8Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

Jazzy76
320 Reviews

Jazzy76

Gourmand potion for girls of all ages

If you love the bitterness of the classic Poison, this one couldn't be your cup of tea.
I usually wear "ladylike" perfumes or vintage "old school"fragrances, but when I tried (just for fun) this scent at the drugstore I felt in love with It: It is sweet and cocooning , but also strong and with a very strong sillage. I kept on my table the mouillette where I sprayed the perfume and after a day I smell again the scent!
The fava tonka and the vanilla together create a mix which remembers me the caramel and the result is good, sweet but not intoxicating. at least on me. It could be the typical fall-winter fragrance to wear with a warm , soft scarf . Added to my wishlist, although the price is high.

01/24/2016

7Scent 7Longevity 5Sillage

loewenherz
916 Reviews

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loewenherz

Top Review 63

Like Petting in the Partykeller

In the 80s - the birth hour of the first and true Poison, epitome of the sultry scent of a man-killing Femme fatale, who lures lovers to her lair and then crushes them like an insect between her thighs - it was often read in youth advice forums (back then still exclusively in print media) about 'petting', an early and somehow innocent form of safer sex. The general tone: one could first just fumble a bit with their dream boy (or girl) before it 'really gets serious', we were advised back then - because later there would be no tears, and no one would have to rush off to Holland, so the promise went. Petting had something equally cute and harmless as it was somewhat awkward - because fundamentally, one wanted to finally create facts. To avoid misunderstandings (even if this is probably 'too much information'): there is nothing wrong with fumbling around - on the contrary - but at some point, the moment does come when one slightly impatiently whispers: 'And the panties stay on, or what?'

One is tempted to shout something similar to the new little sister of the legendary original Poisons - small and round and pink and in the same (just differently colored) well-known notorious bottle, in which the house of Dior has so far filled all its poison waters. Nothing of the lascivious audacity (which one may like or not) of the big purple brother can be found in Poison Girl, which, like the round plastic bumps of a Barbie, only hints at where something should be. The opening is fresh and (half-)synthetic-floral, then gently descends to leave a vanilla-warm finish on the skin - too soft and too pleasing to seriously displease anyone. This warm-sweet note runs through its scent progression like a pink thread - and there is such a thread! - and remains as a vague but noticeable quote of the 'real Poison' consistently present - which one could criticize as lacking creativity, but is certainly not unsuccessful. Not a great fragrance - no one seriously expected that, right? - yet to make a youthful delicate scent out of the essence of Poison, this olfactory war galleon, which is harmless in the best sense and beyond impertinent cheapness, deserves at least recognition.

Conclusion: a fragrance for the girl with glossy strawberry lip gloss, who plays bored under the desk with her smartphone (with pink glittery accessories) during class and nervously chews one strand of hair after another while checking out boys on Tinder. In reference to the names of the cute drugstore waters for teenagers - a perfume 'like petting in the party cellar'. Girl instead of woman. Fumbling instead of intercourse. Not at all bad.

01/15/2019

8Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

FrauLohse
3 Reviews

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FrauLohse

Top Review 49

The Stalker Fragrance - a Marzipan Dessert

Poison Girl is stalking me.
First it was the colleague, look, this is your scent, had to try it.
I don’t have to do anything.
Then the sales associate at practically every visit. You must have tried Poison Girl.
I don’t have to do anything.

So I mean, hello. Look at me, girl, no one is really going to believe that. How do they all come to this conclusion, do they get a commission from Dior at Douglas now? Questions I asked myself while I lazily sniffed the fragrance once (!). Besides, I learned here: sweet = bad / mainstream + sweet = bad taste.
Internal reasons for the rejection -> I don’t like Poison, I didn’t like Tendre Poison, I hate Hypnotic Poison.

So now look, this is Poison Girl:
- ultra-sweet start
-> thick like velvet jelly
- brief wave of orange
-> under Zuckerberg
- the coolest bitter almond note
-> how great is that? This bitter almond twist interrupts the overall sweetness of the jelly, I love it
- vanilla dry down
-> dry, no pudding, not really dark, not really light, slightly underlaid by tonka
- smooth as the finest marzipan

Conclusion: not powdery, not creamy, but leaning that way. Stops just before it can become one or the other. Skillfully breaks the 2010 sweetness with a bitter factor, the essential element of the fragrance. Sugar and whip. Not as girly as one might think. Not often smelled outside. Very potent, a little fragrance is completely sufficient, economical. Mega sillage, lasts forever, winter hit.

Yeah sorry, you up there, you knew better. You can tell I’ve tried Poison Girl, or you know me and my innermost self too well. You were right. I had to have tried Poison Girl.

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