Dior · 2014 · François Demachy
Poison Extrait de Parfum
The original. 2 clones in the list below, ranked by computed scent match.
Accords are the family: how the scent reads overall. Notes are the materials inside it.
Clones of Poison Extrait de Parfum
Clones of Poison Extrait de Parfum
2 clones, ranked by scent match.
How to read the rows. The headline is the scent match: how much of Poison Extrait de Parfum’s scent families the product shares, computed from public note and accord lists, 50% accord overlap plus 50% note overlap. It is not a vote. When people who own both bottles vote here, their verdict replaces the estimate. No note data means the catalogue carries no note list for that bottle. Data as of October 2026.
Second in line
These copy a clone, not Poison Extrait de Parfum directly. Listed for lineage: a closeness score waits on votes cast here.
Where these numbers come from
- Closeness. The ranking is the computed scent match. No votes have been cast here yet; a census vote replaces the estimate the moment people who own both bottles place one.
- Scent family match. How much of Poison Extrait de Parfum’s scent families the product shares, computed from public note and accord lists. 50% accord overlap (broad families like citrus and woody) plus 50% note overlap (shared materials). Not a vote and not a memory test. A copied note list scores high here without proving the liquids smell alike.
- Texture notes. One line from owners who have worn both, sourced from public reviews. What they notice that no number captures: more citrus, less soap, more energy.
- Prices. No retailer has a live price for this one yet.
- Photos. Catalogue photos, hotlinked from the fragrance catalogue.
- Creator verdicts. One reviewer, one opinion. They are not census votes and they are not counted in the numbers above.
The ranking is never for sale. A house can advertise here, but it cannot buy a position in a census row.