Poison Girl Dior 2017 Eau de Toilette

A little experience with my son-in-law comes to mind about Poison Girl.
We were out and about as a family at the zoo the other day. It was a very hot day and we felt like stopping for a drink fairly quickly.
My son-in-law asked me if I happened to have any deodorant with me. No , I said, just a perfume. Okay he said, I'll take it too, it won't be such a sweet woman's scent ......... :)
I handed him grinning my perfume and he "dieselte" himself first time. Now I had to laugh out loud and I said to him: If this perfume is not a typical sweet women's fragrance, in addition, with an extreme sillage, then I do not know. You must actually only look at the perfume name.
Poison GIRL- , the name is program.
I think that day my beloved son-in-law and I had a slightly "poisoned" relationship. :) :) :)
I love Poison Girl, but only with breaks. I couldn't wear it every day. But I enjoy the days I have it on me. Sweet Poison - yes, - girl - no.
It's a sweet perfume, but sweet in a different way than, say, LVEB. It smells attractively sweet, much more interesting, fresh-sweet, somehow wicked and sensual. (Men clearly like it). However, this concerns only the Eau de Toilette version, the Eau de Parfum is at least for my nose then just sweet.
Poison Girl EDT smells for me also somehow sympathetic. You can smell yourself with it well. :)
I think the special kick why this scent smells different sweet is the blend with bitter orange and tonka bean. It's like eating a vanilla almond pudding, but with grated grapefruit rind over it.
Don't let the name stop you from giving it a try. It's really not a girlie scent,
the price is unfortunately also not girly. :)