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Infusion d’Iris (2015)
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Infusion d'Iris (2015) by Prada is a woody floral musk fragrance for women. Launched in 2015, this olfactory composition features the signature of perfumer Daniela Andrier.
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The sillage and longevity are moderate about three hours on my skin. It’s very vintage smells like a cream and I don’t feel identified with it; I think it’s for an older woman. I’d gift it to my mom who loves powdery aromas. The best part is that when you smell it you can tell it’s a high-end fragrance even if you don’t know what it is.
I tried it and while it smells like powdery iris like a vanity cream after a few hours it doesn’t convince me to buy it. Right after application it smells metallic resinous and floral like men’s shaving foam. I don’t know why but it smells like that on my skin when first applied though later it leaves a fairly clean scent. I see it as unisex.
I like it. Slightly citrusy-orange and green opening that quickly turns powdery soapy and floral with cedar and some incense in the base. A non-offensive scent that could be a good office fragrance. More feminine than masculine versatile. Perfect for spring summer and fall during the day. Moderate longevity and sillage.
I like it. Citrusy-orange and green opening that quickly becomes powdery soapy and slightly floral with cedar and incense in the base. A non-offensive scent good for the office. More feminine than masculine versatile ideal for spring summer fall and daytime wear. Moderate longevity and sillage.
I love it; it’s one of my favorite scents. Clean talcum-like. I like it all year round. For me it’s the best with iris—Prada nailed it.
I’m someone who could never wear perfumes before because I couldn’t tolerate them; they gave me discomfort headaches and dizziness. Seeing reviews for light soapy or talcum-like fragrances I landed on this one. It took me three days to appreciate it but I really love it now. It’s not invasive at all and evokes tenderness elegance and cleanliness. I perceive it as unisex leaning feminine.
I’m allergic to perfumes; they used to give me dizziness and headaches. I was looking for something light, like soap or talcum powder, and after three days of testing it, I absolutely love it. It’s not overpowering; it smells like tenderness, elegance, and cleanliness. I feel it’s unisex, but with a more feminine touch.
Go grab the Infusions de Prada! They’re refreshing waters that last with woody notes. In my opinion Prada’s are better resolved than Guerlain’s Aqua Allegorias. These refresh evolve and leave a mark. Here the iris has strength and firmness not its tender and coquettish facet accompanied by a fine elegant and strong wood. That wood gives it the masculinity I like in originally feminine perfumes. It’s actually unisex: a strong resilient iris that doesn’t get ruined by the rain.
Go grab the Infusions de Prada! They’re refreshing waters that last with woody notes. In my opinion Prada’s are better resolved than Guerlain’s Aqua Allegorias. These refresh evolve and leave a mark. I had found iris only in its tender coquettish facet before but here it has strength and firmness accompanied by a fine elegant and strong wood. That wood gives it the masculinity I love in originally feminine perfumes—they’re actually unisex. A strong resilient iris that doesn’t get ruined by the rain.
Infusion d’Iris was born in 2007 as a limited edition a beautiful fragrance that was discontinued and reappeared in 2015 with notes different from the original 2007 version which featured African orange blossom neroli orange and mandarin in the top; iris galbanum and juniper in the heart; and incense Virginia cedar benzoin and vetiver in the base. I won’t go into detail since there are already great reviews on its page but I want to clarify that the 2007 version that made it famous has been discontinued and is no longer sold being very different from the 2015 one: it was more intense richer and lasted longer. That doesn’t mean this version is bad—it’s very subjective and everyone has their own tastes but it’s definitely not the same perfume.
Infusion d’Iris launched in 2007 as a limited edition, a beautiful perfume that was discontinued and reappeared in 2015 with notes different from the original 2007 version, which featured African orange blossom, neroli, orange, and mandarin; a heart of iris, galbanum, and juniper; and a base of incense, Virginia cedar, benzoin, and vetiver. I won’t go into detail since there are already good reviews on its page, but I want to clarify that the 2007 version that made it famous is out of print, no longer sold, and was very different from the 2015 version: much more intense, rich, and with better longevity. That doesn’t mean this version is bad; it’s subjective and everyone has their own tastes, but it’s certainly not the same perfume.
An ode to cleanliness and tidiness. Truly, what a beautiful scent; I thought it would be much more woody and leaning masculine, but how wrong I was. It’s a very, very soft but lasting fragrance. I associate it with the smell of newborn babies, very soft. It’s a scent anyone can wear; I’d even put it on my kids.
Much more of a perfume for women than for men. Clean scent and very relaxing. Great for everyday use and during the day. It’s not overwhelming at all. Very elegant and sophisticated.
Change of mind: I find it incredibly boring, it doesn’t last at all, and it has nothing to do with the perfume it used to be. It’s a rip-off; with the price it has, the drop in quality is a disservice to the brand. It’s excessively soft and short-lived; it’s completely gone after two hours, it doesn’t scent the clothes, it just lacks strength and doesn’t stick. For the price, it’s not worth it; I’m extremely disappointed.
It leans more feminine, but I still love it. It smells clean and elegant. It’s true that Prada perfumes can be criticized for many things, especially in recent times, but I don’t know how they do it; almost all of them have that touch of elegance. I like the 2007 version much more, but well, that’s what there is now. The scent won’t disappoint you; longevity and sillage, that’s another story…
A very fine and beautiful scent. It reminds me of dried flowers, stacked letters tied with a ribbon, and room perfume. The feeling it evokes is nostalgia, but also romance and cleanliness. I imagine a woman from Henry James novels, an elegant spinster aunt, or a very melancholic young girl. I picture myself in a Parisian room watching Picasso paint Olga, or a student in her attic wearing a camisole with lace trim and frills. At first, when I put it on, I thought it didn’t represent me. Too much vintage vibe. But today I thought, ‘for sure not?’ It’s perceptible, but not cloying. I find it elegant and original without being loud. It gains with memory and time, and that’s rare.
A refined and lovely scent that smells of dried flowers, letters tied with ribbons, and powder puffs. It evokes nostalgia, romance, and cleanliness. I imagine a woman from Henry James or a melancholic student in Paris. At first, I thought it was too vintage for me, but now I’m convinced. It’s noticeable, elegant, and original. It gets better with time, which is rare.
Soft and talcum-like fragrance, ideal for any occasion. The iris and cedar are very noticeable; the mandarin (a bit acidic) only appears at the beginning and fades away over time. On my skin, it lasts very little and has a weak sillage. I bought it in a set with shower gel and body cream, and layering the scent helps it last longer.
I don’t know which version I have, I just know the box says 2014…🤨 I really liked it; it’s super elegant, sober, fresh, and clean. The opening is fascinating, an exquisite citrus, but it changes quickly, staying skin-scent and very powdery. What surprises me is that after a couple of hours, it feels more intense; the iris is very beautiful and unique. Six hours have passed and I can still smell it on my skin and clothes, though subtly, with little sillage, but the cedar, incense, and iris remain… With it, I think of that phrase ‘less is more’. I feel it’s unisex. On my husband, it disappeared in 2 hours…😮. Good, since it’ll be just for me, haha.
I’m furious with this perfume: it smells incredible but the performance is ridiculous. It’s heavy on iris—tender and cozy, more feminine in my opinion, though it doesn’t look bad on a man either. When I was young, I got a sample and fell in love with the baby powder scent; I felt tender and pretty, and dreamed of buying it. Recently, I got another sample and thought, ‘That’s the one!’ I was so happy to find it… until I saw it lasted only two hours and stayed skin-scent after 30 minutes. I don’t have the best skin for fragrances, but I hydrate well and they usually last acceptably, so clearly they’ve reformulated this wonderful perfume. It smells the same, but lasts and projects much less. What a shame, because with how expensive it is, no matter how much I love it, I don’t want to spend 100 euros to be scented for less than two hours.
Its fresh, clean scent gives confidence for hot days. I’m from a place where temperatures reach 40 degrees with 100% humidity, and this scent does a favor by making me feel freshly showered. I’d describe it as floral, fresh, and green. Even in those climatic conditions, it lasts.
One of the top iris scents on the market. It opens clean, elegant, and sparkly, but dries down to a creamy, dense scent with a resinous wood base that I absolutely love. It’s super versatile and unisex, though slightly more feminine. There’s no age or occasion it can’t handle. The downside is that on my skin, it has no projection and doesn’t last more than 4 hours; if it did, I’d buy it without a second thought.
My old bottle ran out, I opened the new one, and disappointment; this reformulation lets me down.
I’ll mention in passing that this reformulation devalues the result, with very poor performance and projection. Still, as for the scent, it remains a masterpiece. Danielle Andrier Roche has established herself as the best at using iris, masterfully musky-ing it to give it that clean, soapy air. It’s unique, and she created delicious flankers like Infusion d’Homme or Infusion d’Iris Cedre. A niche, white, clean, elegant aroma, with a subtlety that makes it portable in summer. On the downside, it disappears in the cold. For short distances, but it leaves an olfactory mark. Perfect for hospitals or the office, where it doesn’t invade or saturate, but acts as an immaculate second skin. Absolutely unisex; the composition ensures it doesn’t lean feminine. A must-have in any collection.
Do you want to smell good? Blindfolded. Whether you’re a man, a woman, elle, ella, illi, dog, cat, giraffe, whatever you are.
Want to smell good? Blindly. Whether you’re a man a woman Elle Ella Illi a dog a cat a giraffe or whatever.
The previous review says it all and does it well, and personally, I love it. Infusion D’Iris has the virtue of providing well-being thanks to that cleanliness imprint. To my taste, it’s a bit more feminine and very close to the 2007 version. The sensation is like a lady who took a tub bath with aromatic soap; the effluvia linger on the clean skin subtly but persistently. I like it a lot for relaxed, calm, and intimate moments; it’s a delight. It has a very well-worked iris, preceded by a soft and recognizable citrus opening, with a woody base that supports it with class. It has that powdery aspect of the main note, but I find it less intense than the 2007 version. As I said, it doesn’t project much; it’s not its goal, but it doesn’t fade quickly either; it’s true that one would wish it lasted longer, but it insists that it’s not designed for that. It’s a pity it was (or is) a limited edition; unless you get lucky or have a friend, it will be hard to test or buy. I don’t know the price. Anyway, the old version is still for sale, and although it has more complexity due to a green touch and present incense, it’s excellent. It’s a pity I can’t test the rest of the collection.
I’ve never commented on this fragrance before; it’s one of my favorites. Bottled versatility. Iris is one of my favorite notes, and this one is so fresh, soft, comforting, and well-blended; I don’t know the old formula, but I love it. On me, it has good longevity, staying in a very pleasant personal bubble. One word: pleasant. (We’re starting a project: getting a back-up so they don’t discontinue it and I’m left without it). ❤️
I was really eager to try this fragrance, and what a disappointment. To me, it smells like Dodot baby wipes.
I tested Infusion d’Iris over several days, and it was like living through an olfactory experience that changes depending on the moment. It doesn’t shout, it doesn’t ask for attention; it whispers with elegance. Opens with mandarin and orange blossom that pass quickly. Unlike other citrus scents, there’s no explosion here, just a delicate transition to galbanum, bitter but refined. Then comes the iris, the protagonist. Its powdery, clean facet reminds me of expensive but modern talcum powder. It’s simple elegance, but it doesn’t look like it. I never managed to isolate the incense; if it was there, it was just a touch of depth. What I did notice is the benzoin and vetiver base, warm, like wrapping yourself in a light scarf at the end of the day, though I expected more projection. It lingers on the skin for hours but doesn’t leave a strong trail. It’s meant to be enjoyed in silence. Compared to Chanel No. 19, this is kinder and less green, as if it whispers where Chanel speaks. It might have affinity with Acqua di Parma’s Iris Nobile, but this is less floral and more minimalist. In the reformulations, I tested a recent one and understand why many lament the loss of power. The structure remains beautiful, but the performance dropped significantly. If you’re looking for something elegant and ethereal to feel impeccable without being the center of attention, it’s still enchanting. In the end, it’s like a freshly ironed white shirt: always appropriate, always elegant, but perhaps too contained to want to leave a mark.
I was really eager to try it, and what a disappointment; to me, it smells like Dodot baby wipes.
I agree with those who said it smells like baby wipes; it’s the most innocent, fragile, and soft scent I know in perfumery.
Infusion d’Iris from 2015 has way less incense than the 2007 version; sometimes it’s barely noticeable, almost non-existent. Still, I use it with gusto because it’s one of the few iris scents I can handle; it’s an all-rounder for any season. It never offends, offering subtle elegance and a great vibe without seeking attention. It’s like a Chanel 1957 or a MFK 724: it adds presence without overwhelming anyone. Clean and polished sensation. Bathing in this fills you with serenity and patience. It’s the brand’s jewel, though I wish they’d bring back that Somali incense with more joy. It was divine to notice an incense presence that wasn’t heavy, amidst this absolute cleanliness of this Prada masterpiece.
Another Prada gem, totally unisex. Smells clean with a violet-tinged iris that reminds me of fine soap. Cedar and benzoin base, watch out: it can give some people headaches, so don’t over-spray. It’s not meant to grab attention, but to wear like a second skin. It could be your signature, though in summer I prefer other options. High-end, almost niche; 100mls are available online for €90.