Poison Girl Eau De Toilette

I love this. Definitely a sweet, gourmand scent. Vanilla and caramel in this are delightful. Every time I sniff my wrist, it's like licking a lollipop. It brings back childhood memories. I don't perceive Poison Girl Eau de Toilette as "sexy", as marketing would suggest. Maybe it's a metaphor, like "Candy shop" and "Milkshake"? If it is, it's too subtle. Light and enjoyable enough for every day and every season. However, smells more fruity in high humidity. It rained yesterday and I finally smelled those oranges. It isn't as long-lasting as other vanilla scents I own. Still, the next day I still can smell faint traces of rose on my hair. On my skin it lasts until the evening. Many people dismiss this fragrance and say it's too common and simple. That it doesn't hold up to its ancestors in the proud Poison line. The most common argument I hear from perfumers and fans is that this one just caters to popular tastes, while all its predecessors went against the trend and became iconic because they were so different from what everyone wore at the time. Maybe that's the message? Maybe this time, Dior decided not to create history, but to capture the zeitgeist? Making something that isn't "special" or "different", but quintessential, characteristic of the time we live in? Because in 21 century, not perfumers decide what is "in" right now, but consumers, with their phones, reviews, and - most importantly, their purchases? It's like when couturiers take looks from the streets and elevate them to high fashion. Modern consumer doesn't need to be told what she is supposed to like. She knows what she wants and she wants sweet fruity-gourmand goodness that is still light enough for all seasons. Because she wears perfumes not to seduce, but to improve her mood, to enjoy herself. Maybe that's why cherries, pineapples, strawberries, almonds, coconuts, and lollipops reign supreme for so long? Maybe that is why even violets and rose petals are sugar-coated and caramelized in the most popular fragrances? Yes. Poison Girl is a candy. But it's a quality candy. It's an exclusive hand-made candy from a "Toffee Nose" boutique. It isn't mystical, it isn't dark. But it makes its cheerful "commonness" a statement, sticking it to snobs. All in all, I believe it has a right to be in a Poison line. Sugar is a poison, too. Modern Snow White isn't poisoned by an apple soaked in deadly concoction. She doesn't drink from a greenish phial with a skull-and-bones motif. She doesn't eat Datura leaves. She willingly poisons herself by consuming sugar, colorants, artificial flavorings, and other things that might taste like fruit but are anything but.

This review is for the ladies interested in finding a fragrance that garners attention from men. If you're looking to break necks and then hearts, pick up a sample of Dior Poison Girl. I have the eau de parfum concentration but have more experience with this eau de toilette, but either one will get the job done effectively. Not only is Poison Girl (edt) an extremely seductive and sexy scent, but it's a fantastic value as well. Although it's less concentrated, it performs very well and seems to project very nicely. The opening is amazing with the bitter and frosted orange notes on top of the Grasse and Damask roses. Add caramel, tonka and vanilla to the equation and you get one hell of a fragrance. It's semi-sweet but not sickly sweet, so you can wear this in warmer weather, indoors and out. Obviously it's a fantastic date night scent, however, it's very versatile. I'd compare it to Dior Sauvage for men, since it can be worn for any occasion. Every man I know, whether they're a fraghead like me or not, appreciates this fragrance and considers it sexy. Surely sparks will fly if you're out at night looking to attract that elusive young man that's been missing in your life. I've tried a lot of fragrances over the past three years, old and new, niche and designer, but this one immediately jumped to the top of my list after I smelled it on a friend. Perhaps I am biased considering the woman wearing it, however I'm confident it will work for you. Spray some on your man's pillow prior to leaving their place and wait for his call or text messages to flood your inbox shortly thereafter, I guarantee it. It's really that good. Spray your own bedding with this juice and he probably won't want to leave your bed the following morning. If there was ever a chance to use the dreaded "panty dropper" terminology to describe a women's fragrance effect on men, this is it. Mr. Demachy has created a modern masterpiece for ladies of all ages, not just the "girls" as suggested by its name.

Orange Marshmallow Game-Changer! I initially bought this partly because I smelt a "licorice" note (Spoiler Alert: There is no licorice note), but mostly because I wanted to convince myself that not all Poison-range perfumes are awful on me. I wore this on my birthday (i.e. the next day) out to a lovely French degustation dinner with my glorious husband, and...yeah... drowned myself in it. I was initially unsure about the *strong* citrus note. That lemon, bitter orange, and frozen orange isn't shy. My conclusion today? Frozen orange is fascinating! This is somehow cold AND warm/cozy. That combination of frozen orange and vanilla is striking and enveloping! Mmmm! *smacks lips* It's not offensive like original Poison (sorry to the fans), not "mature"; yet not girly. A confident woman who wants to have fun wears this. For an EDT, I'm impressed with longevity and sillage. I can smell this on me easily and for hours. Never tried the EDP, but I hear they're quite different. For now, I'm very happy with this unique number in my collection. Try it. You might get an expensive French dinner out of wearing this... :P *** Kitty rating: 8.5/10. Hubby rating: 6.5/10 ("Smells like caramel". Impressive nose today!)

Since Poison Girl EDP is my favourite perfume of all time, I of course had to try the EDT. I had smelled it a couple of times in stores before buying my beloved Poison Girl EDP but I decided to go with the EDP as my first buy of the line because of the depth the wonderful vanilla and the intensity. EDP has that zesty bitter orange but I wouldn’t compare it to an orange creamsicle. EDP is deep and sultry, but well balanced because of the orange. Poison Girl EDT definitely smells like an orange creamsicle in the opening. The orange in EDT is sweeter and more prominent. In the dry down however I find Poison Girl EDT and EDP to be very similar. Maybe EDT has a little more caramel, whereas EDP focusses on the vanilla. I love them both: EDT as a more versatile everyday scent and EDP as a deep and sexy date night / going out scent. Unlike the many reviews that say this fragrance doesn’t last, I find the lasting power acceptable for an EDT. It’s no Mugler Angel EDT (which lasts +12h on me) but I do get a good 4-6 hours out of it and I usually reapply during the day, no matter what fragrance I’m wearing. (Those little travel atomisers from AliExpress are my best friends)

This doesn't smell terrible, but is anyone else getting musky play-doh? Juliet Has a Gun Mmmm and Rebecca Minkoff give me that play-doh smell too. Kinda odd. I need to compare the notes for these to figure out if they have anything in common. I don't think this one is for me. Edit: 11 hours later - Y'all! Listen up, ok? This morning this was outside in the cold. Brought my parcels in and about 15 minutes later I opened them up and got to testing...they were still cold, ok... Here I am 11 hours later and yes, honey😍😍 This shit right here! You hear me?? Omg, smells similar to Black Opium Nuit Blanche, which I love, but Poison Girl is so much better imo. This is beautiful and and sweet and delicious. I'm about to take a chomp outta my arm. My husband was like, yes ma'am...this shit right here. I am in love! How can this be the same play-doh musk?? Let your parcel frags settle and warm to room temp. Don't be impatient like me cause you might miss out! I can't pick out the notes right now cause I'm high on this. It's def going in my top five. Feeling delicious, may update later, probably not...this is pure love. 10/10 for me ⁝

I got my hands on a sample of this out of curiosity and my world is a little shaken right now, in a good way, lol. This smells like someone poured Scandal, Lady Million Lucky, and BonBon into a vat, let it simmer for a while, and then bottled it and called it Poison Girl EDT. I know there isn't honey in here, but the dry down smells strongly 'honeyed' like Scandal and Lady Million Lucky (although LML is softer, powdery honey) and then I get a distinct caramel sweetness like BonBon mixed with orange/vanilla notes. It sounds like it would be a hot mess and for some, it probably smells like it lol, but to my nose, this is actually pleasing. I have to test it on my skin to make a final verdict, of course, but I do see at least a well-priced 10ml in my future! EDIT: Tried this on my skin and wowzers! This is some sexy stuff! Dries down to a beautiful musk mixed with just the right amount of tangy orange and sweet vanilla. Definitely a playful, flirty fragrance that would be perfect for a first date on a boardwalk (when we get back to 'normal') or any other outside venue where it could shine in warm temperatures.

This fragrance went from a like to an absolute love very quickly for me. It's stunning and delicious. The most underrated fragrance in Dior's line by far in my opinion. I feel like a of people brushed over this as just another fruity floral when it came out, and I've heard more than a few say that this doesn't belong in the Poison range. I completely disagree, and I'm going to attempt to explain why. When I first smelled this, I thought it was pretty, but it wasn't a love. I ordered a small bottle online and wore it a couple times. Then a couple more. Before I knew it, I was hooked. It had it's claws in me to the point I bought 2 backup bottles in case this gorgeous creation gets reformulated. This fragrance has a hazy, almost narcotic feel to it when you're wearing it. Like when you see something out of the corner of your eyes when you're falling asleep or just relaxing. It's not quite in focus. This fragrance lulls you into a false sense of security in a way. That is the reason this fragrance absolutely belongs in the Poison range. I hope I did it justice. One of my all time favorite scents.

I have tried it a few times when I went shopping, and I love the dried down scent. However, unfortunately I didn't pay attention to the top notes. HUGE MISTAKE. So I purchased 100 ml and realized the sharp and bitter top notes are overpowering (only one spritz) and they last for hours. Sorry about the negativity about citrus -it just doesn't work well on my skin. The first hours are really bad, but afterwards the scent is absolutely wonderful and it lasts all day. Excellent longevity. If you know a perfume with similar scent to the dry down, please message me <3 I want to sell or swap this asap. UPDATE 1 month later I found help in colognoisseur's blog: "So if you’ve refrained from rubbing your wrists together because you think you're abusing the poor molecules in your perfume don’t worry they are fine. The only thing you do when you rub your wrists together is alter the evaporation profile in favor of the lower vapor pressure components. Which if you aren’t fond of the top notes of a particular fragrance might be a benefit." A bit of rubbing weakens the citrus and now I love this perfume <3

2016 I wrote a very bad review about Poison Girl (eau de parfum). Last Christmas I was gifted a bottle of Poison Girl eau de toilette and what should I say, I don't know if it is because it's been a gift but I'm wearing it every day and enjoy it so much. I was almost ashamed of how much I like it at first LOL It reminds me of my beloved but long gone Hypnotic Poison Eau Sensuelle. I find it quite sexy. It's sweet but also somehow complex and not dumb like the one I smelled back 2016. Or maybe it's just me who's changed. I would buy it again if I hadn't too many perfumes already and many more that I still want to try. To the notes: I smell the agrumes in the opening and the flowers in the heart, which I all find very beautiful. I don't like the caramel note but it appears after many hours so it doesn't disturb me very much. I feel like they have substituted the white musk in Hypnotic Poison Eau Sensuelle with the cashmeran, which I find an excellent idea. I really like this perfume.

I just bought the last bottle of this in my local Ulta store and it isn't showing in their online store anymore. Sephora still has the 1 oz online, and a few third party outlets have it (see my EDP PSA, I really hope I am wrong). Here is the review, as I order another bottle online. I love this. It isn't as dense as the EDP, but is still beautiful. To my nose, this is orange creamsicle with a sweet and warm base. I believe the tonka bean keeps it from going too sweet. I personally cannot smell any of the flowers in this, just the citrus/vanilla/caramel/tonka bean group. I don't care. I love it. I can spray a bit more liberally with this than with the EDP and smell delicious all day without smelling like I accidentally Harley Quinn'd into a vat of cotton candy. It's yum, it's quirky, and it's definitely not juvenile. Longevity is impressive for an EDT, as it is still going strong 5 hours later. TLA.

Love this! It's a more playful version of the Poison girl EDP & has something complex about it. I really don't understand the comments about it being bubblegumy or synthetic as it's less sweet than the EDP. Also doesn't have any powderyness like famous bubblegum scents e.g. Insolence EDT/EDP from Guerlain. The intrigue from me is maybe coming from the added fruits? They seem to be more apparent here but not in a sour citrus kind of way. - Also the vanilla note is less strong in this one for sure. I can see it being suitable for spring & even summer. The sillage is not as strong as the EDP but it's strong enough for arms length, The longevity is great for an EDT: lasted on my skin for around 7-8 hours before fading into nothingness. Overall very well-rounded fragrance that is suitable for all occasions whether it be first dates, office environment, school environment. It's a crowd pleaser for sure!

I finally bit the bullet and jumped on the poison girl bandwagon. For over a year I've been hesitant about buying a bottle. The problem was I was constantly testing the edp, trying to decide if I liked or loved it and wasn't bothering with the edt. I think my initial feeling for the edt was meh. I finally retested the edt when I got a craving for a summer gourmand and WELL! That frosted orange note at the top hooked me so fast. Also the fact that I don't consider it a heavy scent makes it perfect for hot, humid days when you want to smell sweet but not over powering. Yes, I find its longevity on the weaker side because of this but that's ok! I got the cute as a button 30ml which fits easily in my handbag if I want to reapply. Just goes to show that revisiting a perfume pays off because you never know when one will suddenly sweep you off your feet.

Smells like an elevated orange creamsicle. Take the original creamsicle ice cream, but add rose petals, bits of orange zest, and a caramel drizzle. Smells addicting, it’s sweet for sure but doesn’t get super sweet on my skin (I’m thinking the rose note cuts through the sugar which gives the perfume a nice balance). Longevity is good as well, this performs like an edp on me (but maybe that’s because my bottle has been macerated for a year already; I know the juice from new bottles don’t last lol) I hate the marketing for this perfume. I think the clubbing theme they did for the ads doesn’t match the way this smells. I would consider this my favorite “basic” perfume. I prefer this over Black Opium, La vie est belle, flowerbomb, etc. Those other ones get too sickening sticky sweet on me, and has notes that don’t blend well together imo.

Yummy! This is what I wanted V&R Bonbon to be. When I was a little girl, sniffing mum's No.5 and No.19, wondered why they ruin nice smells by adding stinky smells such as Aldehyde, Oakmoss etc... (I didn't know what they were though) Out of desperation I mixed vanilla essence & almond essence from the kitchen with dad's brandy, put it in a tiny bottle and wore it. It was my own perfume that consists of only three notes I truely loved. Lol. Now, nearly four decades later, Poison Girl EDT reminded me of that success. This is purely gourmand without being bubblegum-ish. That scent-obsessed 5-y-o me would approve this one. I'm not saying PG is for kids. It's nicely done and long lasting. It does have Hypnotic Poison DNA. (I own EDT & EDP) PG EDP is obviously closer to HP. PG EDT is lighter with oranges that stay throughout the wearing.

It smells like an orange wrapped in sugar, so delicious I want to eat it! This is one of my favorite perfumes. I love that I could smell the sweet oranges all the way through with other well blended notes. It's cozy, warm, sexy and it gives me good vibes. The longevity is nice and the projection moderate, I can smell it 10-12 hours, then it's more closer to skin, but I could still sniff it on me during the night. I will repurchase Poison Girl EDT without a doubt, this is everything I wanted. I didn't tried Poison Girl EDP or other Poison perfumes yet, I was more drawn to Poison Girl EDT because the oranges overload, its sweetness and lightness (well, in comparison of what has been said about the other Poison perfumes). I'm definitely curious to try more Poison perfumes now. Poison and Hypnotic Poison are the next in my radar.

This fragrance oh my god! I received a sample of this beautiful scent and within a few days it was gone. I could not stop smelling my arm,clothes or anything it had left a hint of smell on. It was love at first smell I have been searching for a Perfume that in bodied me and who I am and here she is in all glory Dior poison girl EDT. it sounds cliche but I had butterflies and I still do whenever I spritz myself. Within the week I bought a full size bottle with no regrets. This fragrance is spicy yet sweet and the bottle itself is gorgeous I love the pink juice inside. I definitely would say this fragrance is not just for young girls as the advertising targets I am in my mid twenties and will proudly call this my signature scent. Projection: 7/10 Longevity: 8/10 Price: Not cheap but 100% worth it.

This smells like sensual orange-creamsicle lotion in the best way possible. The citrus opening is to die for- I wish it lasted longer. It’s bright, effervescent, and invigorating. Not to buy into the marketing too much, but I would say it’s a bit “shocking” in the sense that it’s unexpected (perhaps I should try that flanker next, hah). This is a lovely & creamy citrus-vanilla fragrance with gourmand caramel, powdery heliotrope, and fluffy cahshmeran woven into the base. Once it fully dries down it is quite cozy. Bears little resemblance to Hypnotic Poison, which I also love, only in the sense that they are vanillic and have creamy elements. Longevity and silage are moderate. Feminine and sexy fragrance without being overt & sweet without being overly saccharine.

I was originally a floral perfume lover until I fell love with this perfume! It's a tad sugary from the orange and a bit savory from the caramel. It's not what I would consider a spicy scent and I wouldn't consider it gourmand either. It's a little sweet and a lot sexy. The orange is delightful ❤️. I been use this during the winter and will try it in warmer weather . It's not cloying, but feels so comfy. I feel it has moderate wear and would respray later on in the day for the evening. I can't wear true gourmand scents, I gag. I find this very non offensive. I absolutely adore it! I bought myself another bottle as a back up. I rarely do that. I've only smelled the edt and have zero insight to the edp. From what I've read they smell completely different.

I love love love this perfume! So addictive and I can't stop sniffing my arm. The scent is beautifully blended – it's so magical. This scent reminds me a Japanese novel called “Amai mitsu no heya”, beautiful Moira. Aestheticism and decadence. On my skin, it finishes with a really beautiful vanilla note. It smells like vanilla extract. People often say it's not unique and is generic, but I don't know of any perfume like this. Which one is similar? I prefer this to Pure Poison, Hypnotic Poison, and Poison Girl Unexpected. To my nose, the scent is vanilla, floral, with a hint of citrus. Not so caramel (I'm glad it's not sugary and caramel). To me this is a little dark, elegant, just right amount of sweetness, beautiful flowers. Perfectly made.

A fantastic floral gourmand fragrance with good performance for an EDT. She opens with sweet juicy frosted orange, a lovely sensual rose and fresh honey-ish neroli. It’s pleasant, not offensive at all, even at the first moment you spray it. After dry down, this gets even better with a powdery note from heliotope, vanilla and tonka cloak everything with yummy warm creaminess. I want to bathe in this. It has depth, it’s interesting, sensual, confident, friendly, warm and sexy. I have gotten complements very time I've worn this fragrance. Compliments: 10/10 Rating: 9/10. Projection: 7/10; Silage: 7/10; Application: 5 atomizations; Performance: 9/10. Gender: Female; Ages: 19+ Blind-Buy: If you like gourmand floral fragrances, yes.