Long-lasting drydown with beautiful vanilla and almond notes
Unique gourmand scent that appeals to those who enjoy sweet fragrances
Strong projection and presence when it works well on skin chemistry
EDP version smoother and sexier than EDT formulation
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Recent reformulations significantly weaker and less deep than older bottles
Polarizing initial scent profile: rubber, playdough, or root beer notes off-putting to many
よくある質問
What's the difference between Iris Tuberose and Hypnotic Poison?+
Iris Tuberose is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Creed (2014) dominated by White Floral accords. Hypnotic Poison is a feminine fragrance (marketed to women, though wearable by all) from Dior (1998) leaning on Vanilla accords. They share no primary accords — distinctly different profiles.
Which is better, Iris Tuberose or Hypnotic Poison?+
By community rating, Iris Tuberose scores 3.88/5 vs Hypnotic Poison at 4.09/5. Hypnotic Poison's standout strength: Long-lasting drydown with beautiful vanilla and almond notes. The "better" choice depends on what you value — longevity, projection, season fit, or signature character.
Do Iris Tuberose and Hypnotic Poison smell similar?+
They share a small fraction of their ingredients — expect noticeably different experiences. Hypnotic Poison: Hypnotic Poisonは、熱狂的なファンと懐疑的な人の両方がいる、意見が分かれる香水です。以前の処方は深みと持続性で高く評価されていましたが、最近のバッチは明らかに弱くなり、処方が変更されています。この香水のグルマン系プロフィール（アーモンド、バニラ）は好む人もいますが、初期ノート（ルートビア、粘土、ゴムとしばしば表現される）は他の人には不快で、個人の肌の化学と好みに大きく左右されます。.
Which lasts longer, Iris Tuberose or Hypnotic Poison?+
Hypnotic Poison: Long-lasting drydown with beautiful vanilla and almond notes Longevity varies by skin chemistry, concentration, and application method.
Which season suits Iris Tuberose vs Hypnotic Poison?+
Iris Tuberose scores highest for spring wear; Hypnotic Poison scores highest for winter wear. Iris Tuberose leans daytime, Hypnotic Poison leans evening.
Can smell cloying or plasticky up close, better appreciated from a distance
Highly dependent on individual skin chemistry with inconsistent performance
