Eau d’Iparie by L'Occitane en Provence
Men Women 2016
Description
Eau d'Iparie by L'Occitane en Provence is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, this olfactory composition unfolds with the freshness of pink pepper and the delicacy of peony in its top notes. The heart reveals the sensuality of rose and the florality of cyclamen, also known as Persian violet. Finally, the base notes evoke a…
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Key notes
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Top
pink pepper
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Heart
rose
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Base
myrrh
Community
273 votes
- Positive 85%
- Negative 8.4%
- Neutral 6.2%
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In the collection
Leading answer I own it
653 votes
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Leading answer Love it
273 votes
Season
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Time of day
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Fragrance profile
About Eau d’Iparie
Eau d’Iparie by L’Occitane en Provence is an oriental woody fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, this olfactory composition unfolds with the freshness of pink pepper and the delicacy of peony in its top notes. The heart reveals the sensuality of rose and the florality of cyclamen, also known as Persian violet. Finally, the base notes evoke a mystical depth with myrrh, patchouli, frankincense, moss, and musk.
Spices Flowers Resins and balsams Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
133 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
158 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
94 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
74 votes
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Community reviews
8 reviews
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I’m surprised there are so few reviews in Spanish, it’s a perfume that’s different from what I’m used to, very unisex and sometimes it leans a bit masculine on my skin, but I still find it a memorable fragrance. Pepper and incense are the most intense notes I can detect, the scent is not sweet or delicate, it’s bold, mysterious and reminds me of Eastern countries. I think it’s already being discontinued, although it can still be found.
At the Loccitane boutique I had the chance to smell this and other fragrances, and I can say this is my favorite. I didn’t imagine it contained myrrh, because what I perceived was a slightly sweet aroma, but not a pastry-like sweetness, more like exotic fruit mixed with daytime floral notes. It’s a good perfume and I feel it’s not at all overwhelming or suffocating.
At the Loccitane boutique I had the chance to smell this and other fragrances, and I can say this is my favorite. I didn’t imagine it contained myrrh, because what I perceived was a slightly sweet aroma, but not a pastry-like sweetness, more like exotic fruit mixed with daytime floral notes. It’s a good perfume and I feel it’s not at all overwhelming or suffocating.
I’m surprised there are so few reviews in Spanish, it’s a perfume that’s different from what I’m used to, very unisex and sometimes it leans a bit masculine on my skin, but I still find it a memorable fragrance. Pepper and incense are the most intense notes I can detect, the scent is not sweet or delicate, it’s bold, mysterious and reminds me of Eastern countries. I think it’s already being discontinued, although it can still be found.
I’m surprised there are so few Spanish reviews. It’s a different scent from what I usually wear—very unisex, though sometimes it leans masculine on my skin—but it remains a memorable fragrance. I detect strong notes of pepper and frankincense; it’s not sweet or delicate, but bold, mysterious, and evokes Eastern countries for me. I think they might be discontinuing it, though you can still find it.
I’m surprised there are so few reviews in Spanish. It’s a different scent from what I usually wear—very unisex, though sometimes it leans a bit masculine on my skin, but it remains a memorable fragrance. The pepper and incense are the strongest notes I detect; it’s not sweet or delicate, but bold, mysterious, and evokes memories of Eastern countries. I think they’re discontinuing it soon, though you can still find it.
I tried several fragrances at the L’Occitane boutique, and this was the one I liked the most. I didn’t expect it to have myrrh, because what I smelled was a slightly sweet aroma—nothing like dessert, but rather exotic fruit mixed with daytime florals. It’s a great perfume and nothing overwhelming or suffocating.
I tried several fragrances at the L’Occitane boutique, and this was my favorite. I didn’t expect it to have myrrh; what I smelled was a slightly sweet scent, nothing like dessert, but rather exotic fruit blended with daytime florals. It’s a great perfume that isn’t overwhelming or suffocating at all.