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Christian Dior Pure Poison Eau de Parfum for Women 100ml - Luxury Fragrance

Christian Dior Pure Poison is a fragrance that combines modern florals with fresh amber to create a captivating scent. With its blend of white flowers and amber, it offers both purity and allure. While its initial notes are soft and floral, the fragrance lingers with woody and musky scents that add to its captivating essence. Pure Poison embodies the captivating essence of seduction, thanks to its delicate yet generous mixture of orange blossom, jasmine, gardenia, amber, and sandalwood. The Poison line of fragrances is daring and unexpected, empowering women to embrace their femininity with confidence. The contemporary floral aroma of Christian Dior Pure Poison is a blend of white flowers and fresh amber, which exudes both purity and allure. Its initial notes are soft and floral, while the woody amber and musky scents linger on, creating a captivating fragrance. Pure Poison embodies the contradictory yet irresistible essence of seduction by infusing orange blossom, jasmine, gardenia, amber, and sandalwood into a delicate yet generous potion. The Poison line of fragrances dares to be provocative and unexpected, empowering women to confidently embrace their femininity. https://perfumeshop.com.bd/shop/christian-dior-pure-poison/?feed_id=25266&_unique_id=6680fa739778a

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