Our take
What does Poison Girl Eau de Toilette smell like?
Dior released the eau de toilette of Poison Girl in 2017, a year after the eau de parfum. In-house perfumer François Demachy signed both. This one is meant to be fresher and lighter. The opening is all citrus: bitter orange, frosted orange and lemon. It feels brisk, almost icy, and sets up a contrast with what follows. The heart brings together orange blossom and neroli, which keep the citrus mood going, plus a fairly crisp Damask rose. The base picks up the family's gourmand side. Vanilla, caramel and tonka mix with heliotrope, while cashmeran adds a downy woody softness. The detailed pyramid comes from a single retailer, but Dior itself describes a floral that moves from fresh to warm. Next to the eau de parfum it is less sugary and easier by day. Current availability is not confirmed.
When to wear it
Spring through autumn, for daytime or a date. Three sprays, as the fresh opening fades quickly.
It belongs to the Floral family. Poison Girl Eau de Toilette is one of 72 creations by Dior in our encyclopedia.
