I have always known this fragrance ever since I was a little girl, it really reminds me of my gran because she wore it, my mum used to always wear it too and I even owned this when I was younger! I think its something that will be passed down along us all, because that seems to be how its gone now! Recently, my mum received this of my brother and it made me want to review it because I remembered how nice it was, I think I have used this more than my mum, I always take cheeky sprays whenever she isn't looking! PRICE. The perfume is extremely expensive, its £50.00 for 30ml! I am sure it can be bought cheaper though if you look around ( I am ...  Read the complete review

The reviews on this sight seem to fall in two opposing camps. You either love it or hate it. This propably shows how distinctive the fragrance is. If something was insipid then people would find boring ordinary things to say about it, but this has such diametric opinions that it really must be soemthing different. I really like it and have done for many years - yes it is heavy and strong but you learn not to put too much on. I think it is also one of those perfumes that can smell quite different on different people. I'm not sure I associate this perfume with older people I always associate Lavender and floral perfumes with older ...  Read the complete review

Some fragrances are eternal and in 1985 Edouard Fletchier created `Poison` for the House of Dior, a potent, powerful and confident perfume that exudes sex appeal. A Poison Eau De Toilette Spray would be top of my Christmas wishlist. The unmistakable fragrance is heady and magical and it has an aroma that is unforgettable. Anyone who loves soft feminine, floral fragrances may find Poison far too intense. The merest hint of a spray will last for hours. I wouldn't use it as a daytime fragrance the captivating smell is strictly for evening use. I wouldn't maybe choose Poison as a perfume for a young woman, it seems to shriek maturity to ...  Read the complete review

A friend got me a set of mini perfumes for Christmas and this Dior Poison was one of them. I love my fragrances light and breezy and never really go for heavy scents as it tends to smell too overpowering and causes my head to ache. So anyway, I thought I'd put some of this perfume on my wrist and wear it for a few hours, so I could test out whether I would actually be able to wear of properly or not. The bottle (full size) looks quite nice and I think it comes with a little spray attachment you have to squeeze. This gives it the classic perfume look that you'd see in old movies. I haven't actually seen many perfumes with this spray attachment on and thought it ...  Read the complete review

My favourite scent is Chanel no5 but Dior's Poison is my second choice because, in my opinion, it is like nothing else in the world of women's fragrances. My bottle is as shown in the Dooyoo picture although I have seen different sized EDT bottles with other types of tops so it may well be that the one shown is the 100ml size which costs around £70- £80. Luckily I was bought some a few years ago when we still had good duty-free shops and the smell is just as good now as the day I received it. It is also available in 30ml and 50ml sizes and can be purchased at places like Debenhams, House of Frazer, Amazon and online perfume stores. I do ...  Read the complete review