Purrfect
One of those sultry yet subtle smells- your special other person will be smelling your neck and saying “Oh, what’s that? I like it”.
12/16/2024- This product is currently out of stock.
Dior Hypnotic Poison was launched in 1998, the creation of Annick Menardo. Pungent with spices and florals, very rich and smooth with vanilla and sandalwood. Now, you may think this is old school oriental, but it is really lovely if you are just a little patient with it.
A luxurious woody Oriental vanilla blend of jasmine, amber, caraway, almond, oakmoss and sandalwood. Hypnotic Poison is an eau de parfum, edp.
From Bois de Jasmin - "warm sensuality of delicate, rather than animalic musk fills the arrangement, touching it gently at first and then embracing the composition fully. Ambery richness juxtaposed with the creamy sandalwood lends another interesting facet, which is almost akin to throwing red silk over a lamp. Suddenly, the hues deepen, while the forms soften, and yet the arrangement retains its radiance."
From Basenotes - "A perfume wrapped in an ultra-soft and smooth-velvety plucheness, round, thick and so smooth, you actually wanna stroke and hug it- extremely comfortable as it is. It delivers straight off the bat with a fresh not-sour 'blackberry on cocosnut' tonality that quickly blows up big and soft like an aircushion. Violet-leaf, helitrope, lactonic-vanilla, indolic-jasmine on musk, and a slight smoky, clean (ceder)wood with hot-rubbery and camphorous undertones of burlap, create a very harmonious and very recognizable scent-profile full of personality and character. Extremely well blended, it feels like the accelerarion of a Bentley, effortless but very high performance at the same time. A classic"
From Makeup Alley - "I was 18 or less when I got a sample of this. I was having a dinner at my grandma's and sniffing the sample thinking "omg this is amazing." I was too young to be confident enough to wear this but I admired it so much. I imagined a gorgeous woman smelling like this and hoped to become one one day.. 20 years later and I am so ready to rock this fragrance. I still feel the same admiration as I felt back then."
One of those sultry yet subtle smells- your special other person will be smelling your neck and saying “Oh, what’s that? I like it”.
Sample arrived quickly, and ooh my god! I'm in love! This perfume smells straight up like bitter almond and vanilla. It's a soft creamy scent, not too harsh or strong at all and it's the most long lasting perfume I have ever come across. I'll spray it on in the evening and will still smell it the next morning. It's also a very unique scent that you don't smell on anyone else.
One of those sultry yet subtle smells- your special other person will be smelling your neck and saying “Oh, what’s that? I like it”.
Sample arrived quickly, and ooh my god! I'm in love! This perfume smells straight up like bitter almond and vanilla. It's a soft creamy scent, not too harsh or strong at all and it's the most long lasting perfume I have ever come across. I'll spray it on in the evening and will still smell it the next morning. It's also a very unique scent that you don't smell on anyone else.
I used to work with a woman who wore Poison. It didn't matter if it was morning or night, she always smelled the same. So beautiful, I wasn't sure which version of Poison, but after reading the notes, I decided to try a vial of this one to see if I like it on me. I LOVE IT! It is sensual and bold, but light at the same time. So gorgeous!
My first impression of this went something like, 'Ah, a nice & bold vanilla scent, but is it really hypnot- ohhh. There it is!' Something in this concoction tickles the very back of your nose and gives you a lightheaded sensation, similar to that satisfaction you feel after a good sneeze. It's got a boozy quality, as well (I was certain it had to be bourbon vanilla before I read the notes more closely). To me, this smells almost exactly like Yves Rocher's Vanille Noire (which somehow, I discovered first). Lastly, this juice packs a serious punch - it lasts all day. Absolutely deserving of its name.