Tendre Poison was created by Edouard Flechier in 1994. The bottle design is the work of Veronique Monod.
Fragrance Composition:
- Top notes: Brazilian rosewood, asafoetida, mandarin orange, galbanum and tangerine
- Middle notes: rose, freesia, tuberose, honey, and orange blossom
- Base notes: heliotrope, sandalwood, musk, and vanilla
Mirabella, 1993:
"Next March, Christian Dior, makers of the berry-rich Poison, will be coming out with Tendre Poison. While the company claims the scent is entirely new, insiders are referring to it as "Diet Poison" - a subtle, lighter, green floral variation on the original."
Mirabella, 1993:
"Dior has come out with Tendre Poison, a floral eau de toilette that's less intense than the original."
Lear's, 1994:
"CHRISTIAN DIOR LIGHTENS UP Among noses in the know, the verdict is in: This is the decade of delicate floral blends, made to match the era's new emphasis on subtle beauty. Case in point: Christian Dior's new Tendre Poison, , a green-tinted fresh floral with galbanum, mandarin blossom, freesia, sandalwood, and vanilla. This scent follows Poison, a spicy, fruity fragrance launched by Dior in 1986
Fate of the Fragrance:
Tendre Poison was reformulated around 2005-2006 and is housed in a new bottle.
Unfortunately, this fragrance is currently discontinued.
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