Charismatic I'd actually much more so attribute to say an ESTP or an ENTP.
To borrow from a site: "The Charismatic.
The charismatic is the ultimate masculine male lead. "Charisma is a presence that excites us. It comes from an inner quality – self-confidence, sexual energy, sense of purpose, contentment – that most people lack and want. This quality radiates outward, permeating the gestures of Charismatics, making them seem extraordinary and superior, and making us imagine there is more to them than meets the eye: they are gods, saints, stars, Charismatics can learn to heighten their charisma with a piercing gaze, fiery oratory, an air of mystery. They can seduce on a grand scale,” Green wrote. Charismatics are theatrical, eloquent leaders."
As an INTJ and someone familiar with that book and those concepts of seducer types. I always related more to this one:
The Coquette. "Think of Sarah Michelle Gellar in "Cruel Intentions." Greene wrote, “A Coquette will hold their victim in thrall by delaying their satisfaction, pulling them back and forth between hope and frustration. They bait with the promise of reward – the hope of physical pleasure, happiness, power – all of which, however, proves elusive; yet this only makes their targets pursue them the more.” However, the Coquette is more often played by women.
Coquettish-ness. Here are the ways of the coquette according to Dating Metrics: “The less you seem to need other people, the more likely others will be drawn to you. You must first be able to excite your target. The attraction can be sexual, the lure of celebrity, whatever it takes. At the same time, you must send contrary signals that stimulate contrary responses, plunging the victim into confusion. Trap people emotionally and keep your victims in your clutches long after that first titillation of desire. Hint at coldness, absenting yourself at times to keep your victims off balance, surprised, intrigued. Your withdrawals will make you mysterious, and will build you up in their imaginations."