Almond Fever is a bold, addictive fragrance inspired by the iconic scent Hypnotic Poison. Almond Fever opens with a soft, addictive caress of almond and coconut, blending into a sweet embrace. Soon, the heart reveals a voluptuous swirl of jasmine and tuberose, warm, white and enveloping. As it deepens, a sultry sensuality emerges: vanilla melts into smooth sandalwood and soft musks, leaving behind a trail that feels rich, forbidden and unforgettable. This scent captures the dark, seductive allure that made Hypnotic Poison a legend. NOTES Top: Coconut, Plum, Pimento, Apricot Middle: Rose, Lily-of-the-Valley, Jasmine, Tuberose Base: Sandalwood, Almond, Vanilla, Musk INGREDIENTS Alcohol denat., aqua, parfum, vanillin, santalum album oil, santalol, anethole, linalool, trimethylcyclopentenyl methylisopentenol, benzyl alcohol. Concentration: 10% Eau de Toilette DISCLAIMER It is important for our visitors to understand that our website's product references are purely for guidance purposes. These references should never be seen as actual products from well-known high street, designer, or niche brands. The ownership of all names and copyrights, whether explicitly used in our content or not, resides with the respective original manufacturers and/or designers. The items we showcase are based on inspiration and are in no way exact duplicates of other fragrances or original products. We wish to clarify that DIALECT is an independent entity and does not have any connections with the creators of the designer brands that remain unnamed on our platform. Ownership of all 'Trademarks', whether they are directly used in our content or not, is with their respective owners. Our platform is not officially connected to, endorsed by, supported by, authorized by, or sponsored by any trademark holder, whether they are mentioned or not on our website. The mention of any product name on our site is solely for identification and reference and should not be interpreted as having any association with the owner of the trademark.
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