DIOR - Poison Girl EDT

Poison Girl Eau de Toilette opens with a bright, sweet-bitter citrus note. The first impression is orange and lemon, juicy and slightly tart, but softened with a sugary tone. It smells more like candied citrus peel than a fresh cologne-style citrus.

Very quickly, vanilla and tonka bean come forward. They feel creamy and smooth, with a gentle caramel-like sweetness. This is a gourmand vanilla, but not heavy or syrupy — more like vanilla cream with citrus zest rather than a dessert overload.

In the background, orange blossom and rose appear. They don’t turn the fragrance into a floral bouquet — instead, they soften the sweetness and give the scent a more feminine, rounded feel. The florals stay subtle and supportive.

As it dries down, the scent becomes warm, sweet, and comforting. Vanilla and tonka dominate, with a slight almond-cocoa nuance that adds depth and makes the fragrance very recognizable.

Poison Girl EDT is a sweet citrus-vanilla gourmand with a playful, flirty character rather than a serious or elegant one.

Overall impression:
sweet, warm, creamy, attractive, and easy to wear.

This is a decanted fragrance transferred from an original bottle into a high-quality glass spray atomizer. Not affiliated with the brand.