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Fig Infusion
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Fig Infusion by Essential Parfums is a fragrance from the olfactory family for men and women, launched in 2022. The nose behind this creation is Nathalie Lorson.
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A very good fig perfume… I’m torn between liking it and loving it, but for now, I lean more toward the latter. Though discreet, it has good longevity; you can definitely feel the touch of a great perfumer like Lorson, and it’s further proof that this house does their job very well, with great quality. Ideal for spring/summer, more daytime than nighttime, and while it works for everything, I see it as more semi-formal to formal.
A really good fig perfume… I’m torn between liking it and loving it, but for now, I lean more toward the latter. Though subtle, it has great longevity; you can definitely tell the work of a master perfumer like Lorson. It’s proof that this house does their job very well with high quality. Ideal for spring/summer, more daytime than nighttime, and while it works for everything, I see it as better suited for semi-formal to formal occasions.
Whenever I think of fig, something sweet always comes to mind… and I’m not really a fan of overly sweet fragrances. But luckily, this isn’t the case. Fig Infusion is a rich blend of fig, citrus, and floral. It feels super natural; honestly, I’ve really liked it. It feels balanced, and despite the florals, I see it as totally unisex (at least on my skin). Having not yet tried the other three fragrances in the line, I’m putting this among my favorites.
Whenever I think of fig, I always imagine something sweet… and I’m not really a fan of overly sweet fragrances. But luckily, this isn’t the case. Fig Infusion is a rich blend of fig, citrus, and floral notes. It feels super natural; honestly, I’ve really liked it. It feels balanced, and despite the florals, I see it as totally unisex (at least on my skin). Having not yet tried three more fragrances from the line, I’m putting this among my favorites.
It’s a beautiful green fragrance where the name is spot on. Literally smells like a herbal infusion of cold black tea and lots of dried fig. The opening is vivid and energizing, with a very realistic herbal tea sensation, plus a touch of sweet mandarin and a hint of bitterness that gives way immediately to the fig, which is the absolute star. Some white flowers accompany the dry down and are appreciated, adding soft nuances that take the edge off such an intrusive note. Finally, it settles into a creamy, rich sandalwood and woody sensations, maintaining that initial cleanliness and that ‘revitalizing’ vibe. The performance is excellent for a fresh scent: it lasts a long time on skin and is practically eternal on clothes. The projection, though moderate, is noticeable all day with pleasant bursts; everyone notices it without it being annoying. I’m a tea perfume fan, and while it has similarities to Le Labo’s The Matcha 26, this Fig Infusion achieves better balance, being less aggressive and acidic. I highly recommend it at an excellent price; it definitely delivers more than it promises.
A beautiful perfume from this great perfumer. Simple, pretty, summery, fig and wood with floral notes that achieve a perfect representation of the fig tree without resorting to the usual sandalwood. If you’re a fan of the fig note, you won’t be disappointed. As for longevity, it exceeds 9 hours on my skin, projecting at least 5 or 6, with high quality in its notes. A good perfume at an affordable price.
It leaves me mostly indifferent. It reminds me of a fig cologne I tried in Istanbul, but without that harsh alcohol bite. Either way, I think I’d get bored of it just the same. The name fits perfectly: it’s a fig infusion where black tea really stands out, paired with a fig where the sugary part is trimmed back to let the clementine take center stage (no cloying sweetness, everything is restrained and creamy). I love fresh fig scents, like Aqua di Parma’s Fico di Amalfi or Carner’s Fig Man; this one, as I said, seems bland, and I’d tire of smelling it after a while.
A fragrance that doesn’t smell like perfume, but like something: a real representation of fig and fig leaf, with creamy sandalwood and a delicious floral, very rich and balanced. The only thing that might catch attention is the opening, which lasts little and is spicy, literally smelling like green chilies, but those who know the plant know its latex has that spicy aroma. The realism of this fragrance is incredible, highly recommended, my favorite from the house.
A perfume that doesn’t smell like perfume; it smells like something: that representation of fig and fig leaf, with creamy sandalwood and delicious florals, very rich and balanced. The only thing that might cause some noise is the opening, which doesn’t last long at all but is spicy—literally smells like green chilies; but those who know the fig plant know that its latex has that spicy aroma, to the point where this fragrance reaches a level of realism. Highly recommended, my favorite from the house.
A green fig with tea, creamy, and with a touch of orange. As it dries, freesia comes out. Highly recommended.
I gifted it to myself after trying it for a few days and comparing it to my surroundings; I’m very happy with the scent and performance. It’s original, unique, and works for any weather in specific situations. It conveys friendliness and comfort. Some people smell fig, but nothing overly sweet; others notice vetiver, others sandalwood. Many agree on its rough but attractive texture. It’s pleasant, substantial, and I wouldn’t call it fresh, but rather full-bodied. The opening is sparkling and then stabilizes, but the scent remains intact all the time, nothing mossy. Great performance, over 8 hours, and decent projection. You’ll like it if you want something different, not too loud but unique and with character. Totally unisex: it sounds masculine to some and feminine to others, but in practice, it’s for everyone. Good brand and excellent entry into the niche world without getting complicated, with originality and quality. It delivers what we look for by stepping away from the commercial: quality, performance, and uniqueness. And at a very reasonable price. I like it more than the Bois Imperial from the same house. Perfect for gifting, hard to dislike.
I’ve always liked it but never bought it until I used up my only 10 ml travel size. It’s super juicy, fruity, and fresh with an elegant creamy sandalwood base. Honestly, I don’t detect fig or leaf, but rather a sweet fruit like mandarin. The best part is that elegant and pleasant sandalwood base. Perfect for any season or occasion, formidable price, and incredible naturalness, totally “on point”. If you already have the Orange Santal from the same house, it’s redundant because they smell similar when dried, but it’s a great fragrance. Bravo Essential.
Nice aroma, ideal for spring-summer, rich, spicy, and green, perfect for the heat. Unfortunately, nothing is perfect: it lasts about 6 hours and the projection is poor. But for that price, you just spray it hard on the atomizer, put some on your clothes, reapply, and you’re set. Highly recommended, an 8 out of 10.
A pretty and refreshing perfume, perfect for anyone wanting a fresh spring-summer scent without going into citrus or neroli territory. It smells like fig leaves, black tea, and as it evolves, into a creamy but soft and wearable sandalwood. This note is really the star for me. Overall, it’s a slightly green and woody aroma with a touch of woody sweetness in its late dry-down. It has moderate sillage and lasts over 10 hours on my skin. It’s perfectly unisex. It’s a fragrance I’ve liked and I admit it’s pretty, but it hasn’t quite won me over. Personally, I prefer to perceive more fig in this type of perfume, accompanying the green and woody aspects of the fig tree, meaning with a bit more fruity sweetness. Scent 6.5/10, Longevity 10/10, Sillage 7/10, Value 7.5/10, Versatility 7/10, Packaging 7/10. Would I buy it again? I didn’t buy it.
A beautiful and refreshing perfume, ideal for those seeking something fresh for spring-summer without falling into citrus or neroli. It smells like fig leaves, black tea, and as it evolves, into a creamy but soft and wearable sandalwood. That note is the star for me. Overall, it’s slightly green and woody, with a tiny touch of woody sweetness at the end. It has moderate sillage and lasts over 10 hours on the skin. It’s perfectly unisex. I liked it and admit it’s pretty, but it didn’t fall in love with me. Personally, I prefer to feel more fig accompanying the green and woody notes, with more fruity sweetness. Scent 6.5/10, longevity 10/10, sillage 7/10, value 7.5/10, versatility 7/10, packaging 7/10. Would I buy again? No, I didn’t.
At first, it smells rich, loaded with mandarin, but as it dries, the creamy fig appears, almost like coconut milk, along with the woods, especially cedar. You can also detect dry, bitter black tea, like a tea bag. My only gripe is the floral note, which smells like an old lady; it’s a good perfume, but it’s not for me because of that. It doesn’t project much but lasts quite a while, it’s very comfortable and good quality. If you try it, I recommend it; for the price, it’s perfect.
I’m sorry, but I didn’t like it at all. The citrus opening is the best part, but it lasts zero and nothing. Don’t think it’s a sweet, fruity fig; it’s a green fig, green leaf, present from start to finish.
Honestly, I didn’t like it at all. The citrus opening is the only good thing, but it vanishes instantly. It’s not a sweet, fruity fig as many think; it smells like green fig with leaves, and that scent is present from start to finish.
Starts with a citrusy, green touch, but on the skin it turns creamy and juicy, almost milky with that real fig. As it dries, sandalwood takes over with a resinous twist that smells like a whole fig tree. Sometimes it even hints at mint without losing its sweetness. It’s a very well-made fig scent—not as sharp as Philosykos nor as dense as Parisian Musc; it’s right in the middle, ideal for anyone. Lasts about 6 hours (up to 8 if you’re close) with moderate projection. I absolutely loved it, the quality-to-price ratio is top-notch, and I’ll probably repurchase.
At first, it seems like a clean, balanced fragrance, totally unisex. The opening is dominated by black tea and orange blossom—a white herbal floral that makes it feel crisp; combined with clementine and tangerine, it feels summery, reminding me of J.P. Gaultier’s Le Pride. After about 20 minutes, the magic of the citrus fades, giving way to orange blossom with fig and sandalwood, leaning creamy, with a pleasant cedar base. If you’re not a fan of white florals, the opening won’t be your thing, but if you are, it’s a great hit.
I absolutely love the long-lasting fig tree scent, like being in my dad’s orchard. I don’t detect the fig note itself, but rather the fig tree blended with tea and sandalwood, all supported by a floral base that lingers and gives it structure. It’s very similar to Le Labo’s The Matcha 26, but with fewer citrus notes and a heavier floral presence. Essential Parfums has surprised me before, and this is no exception.
Beautiful perfume. I just received a 10ml decant and I’m in love. It’s discreet yet full of personality—woody, green, and slightly fruity from the fig and citrus. It feels versatile: perfect for casual or formal settings. It’s not loud; it radiates serenity and cleanliness. I’ll test the longevity since I sprayed it 15 minutes ago, but the projection so far is moderate and fitting for the profile; it would be odd if it were a beast mode. It’s not meant to turn heads; it’s intimate and subtle. Maybe I’ll buy the bottle in the future, hehe.
Cozy, clean, softly creamy, and enveloping. The opening reveals a hint of fig leaf, green but not sharp, with a creamy touch. On my skin, it lasts a solid 10 hours without projecting, making it an intimate scent. Still, people have noticed and complimented it. It feels like one of those comforting perfumes that make you feel like home. If you’re looking to stand out or get noticed, this isn’t for you. If you’re seeking a safe haven, like a warm hug, you’ve found it.
Fruity opening with fig, but overwhelmingly loaded with Ambroxan. The dry down is a generic sandalwood—the typical kind QB uses—and that low-quality Ambroxan causes headaches; I’ve tested it multiple times with the same result. Longevity exceeds 8 hours; if you say it’s less, you probably don’t understand olfactory fatigue.
I tried it after comparing it to Le Labo’s The Matcha, which I fell in love with at first sniff, though my wallet can’t afford it. I struggle to find similarities, only in the drydown, and even then, minimally. It smells very green, literally like smelling fresh tree leaves; Le Labo’s felt creamy and lactonic. The performance on me is very poor: I applied it less than an hour ago, and it barely smells now.
For me, it’s a meh. I remembered it as greener and more vibrant. Fig is my fetish note, but it needs naturalness. This fragrance abuses artificial molecules like ISO E Super, stripping away the magic and offering poor projection. I recommend Alluring Fig by Kalotinis: for the price, it’s amazing; though lactonic, it has that fig tree proximity naturalness Fig Infusion lacks. Other good options are Fig Extasy by Mancera (more masculine) or Fig Me Up or Pearl (more feminine). If you like personal scents with tea and sandalwood, give it a try. I’d rename it ‘Artificial Infusion’ or ‘ISO E Super Infusion.’ What a shame, because Natalie Lorson creates incredible fragrances, but this leaves me indifferent; it seems more suited for the Escentric Molecules collection.
Realistic aroma, not fig fruit but its leaf and resin. Green and wet at first, with a milky sap touch when the branch breaks. The drydown is fresh, luminous, and citrusy, settling on light woods and musk that evoke clean skin. It’s not sweet or fruity. Perfect for those seeking something natural, elegant, and understated, ideal for daytime or lovers of green, minimalist scents.
Nice fragrance for hot days. Projects well for the first two hours, then stays in a personal bubble for another four. Gives off great vibes; clear green notes, fig, tea, and orange blossom. Perfect for dipping into niche: I like it, it’s easy to wear, and has great value for the price.
The jasmine and fig create an intense creaminess and sweetness, but the citrus and woods tone it down, leaving it almost like tangerine ice cream. Very delicious!