Hypnotic Poison Eau Sensuelle by Dior | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Hypnotic Poison Eau Sensuelle smell like?
Hypnotic Poison Eau Sensuelle is a lush, floral-leaning evolution of the classic Hypnotic Poison DNA. Created by François Demachy, it transitions away from the heavy "root beer" spice of the original...
Enthusiasts frequently compare this flanker to the relationship between Chanel No. 5 Eau Premiere and its original predecessor, noting it is a more approachable, floral, and vanillic interpretation that retains the family DNA.
While the original version is famous for its "Play-Doh" and almond-heavy profile, the community highlights Eau Sensuelle for its creamy tuberose and orange blossom notes, which give it a brighter, more "sun-kissed" quality.
The fragrance is highly or even exceptionally regarded for its longevity, with many users reporting it lasts through an entire day and night, though it sits closer to the skin than the original EDT.
Most collectors recommend this for cooler months like fall and winter, though there is a strong consensus that the added floral notes make it far more wearable for spring evenings than other versions in the line.
Since it is no longer in active production, it has gained a cult-like status among Dior fans, with many expressing regret over not stocking up before it became difficult to find.
