No.684 Tendre Poison

Dior's Tendre Poison softened the bold, sweet-spicy original Poison into something gentler: a citrus opening giving way to a romantic white-floral heart of tuberose and jasmine, warmed by woody, powdery depth. Eden Perfumes' No.684 follows that same softer, more delicate arc, and the bergamot-citron opening and tuberose-jasmine heart both read recognisably close to the source. Where it diverges is richness - the original's oriental-floral warmth and lasting powdery woodiness come through thinner here, with the sandalwood-musk-iris base fading faster and projecting less than the Dior. It still delivers the romantic, sensual character the name promises and suits daytime elegance or a date where a soft, feminine floral is called for, but expect to reapply if you want it to carry into the evening the way the original does.