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Iris Cendre
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Iris Cendre by Naomi Goodsir is an oriental floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2015, the nose behind this composition is Julien Rasquinet. The top notes are spicy, floral, mandarin, and bergamot; the heart notes are iris, violet, and incense; and the base notes are tobacco, labdanum, and amber.
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From the very first moment, it smells of iris, earthy and green, very natural. Then it blends with violet, incense, and tobacco; the violet stands out easily, while tobacco and incense only contribute dry, smoky touches. The violet and iris enter a very powdery world with some controlled sweet undertones. The perfume ends with these two intertwined notes, the iris now less green and more powdery. The first phase, with that earthy iris, feels more masculine, but as it becomes more powdery, it turns feminine. Performance is fair, good longevity but skin-scented from the start. It hasn’t convinced me, not because it’s bad, but because this type of earthy iris has never been my thing. It could be a great option for those who enjoy this note; the only flaw might be its lack of potency (and its high price).
From the very first moment, iris dominates: earthy, green, and very natural. Gradually, it blends with violet, incense, and tobacco. The violet is very noticeable and easy to detect, while tobacco and incense only provide dry, smoky touches. Together with the iris, they enter a very powdery world, with some controlled sweet undertones. The perfume ends with these two intertwined notes, the iris now less green and earthy, more powdery. The first phase, with that earthy iris, feels more masculine, but as it becomes more powdery, it turns feminine. Performance is fair, good longevity but skin-scented from the start. It hasn’t convinced me, not because it’s bad, but because this type of earthy iris has never been my thing. It could be a great option for those who enjoy this note; the only flaw might be its lack of potency (and its high price).
Iris Cendre by Naomi Goodsir is a curious find, especially knowing the brand shines with her famous Cuir Velours. To me, it smells like ‘sweet iris’: it comes out strong with fruity bergamot, but as it dries down, it becomes very wearable and ambered. Myrrh and tobacco give it sweetness and creaminess, showing an evolution that speaks of quality and originality. I love it; every note adds complexity without being heavy. I see it as unisex, for special occasions and temperate climates, with very good performance. Definitely recommend trying it. Rating: 8/10.
Iris Cendre by Naomi Goodsir has been an interesting discovery, especially considering the brand revolves around her famous Cuir Velours, which is a powerhouse. For me, this scent sums up to ‘sweet iris’: it comes out quite dominant accompanied by fruity bergamot, but as it dries down, it transforms into a very wearable and ambered smell. Myrrh and tobacco add that sweetness, making the composition creamier, so the evolution only speaks of quality and originality. I like it quite a bit; I think each nuance adds complexity without being overwhelming. I see it as unisex, for special occasions, ideal for temperate climates, with quite good performance. Anyway, I recommend trying it. Rating: 8/10.
Naomi Goodsir loves horses. Undoubtedly, a lovely hobby, unless mixed with her other passion: creating fragrances. Nobody says this doesn’t smell like iris, because it does, and throughout the entire development, it’s the dominant note. As an unconditional lover of iris, I had to try it. As others have rightly said, it’s an earthy iris where the vegetal aspects stand out more than the floral ones. The tobacco is also clearly noticeable, combining here with incense without falling into smokiness; it almost smells like hay. And here lies the problem: although ‘stable’ isn’t listed as a note, it clearly smells like a stable, a horse stall to me. It reminds me of the controversial Lovers Tale by Francesca Bianchi, but in a much less nuclear mode. It evokes dry straw and animal fodder, as well as the enclosed smell of the whole composition. Nothing fecal or unpleasant; there’s no oud here, nor is it The Night, yet it still clearly transports me to that place. Longevity and projection are excellent, as with everything Naomi designs. But it’s not for me.
Here’s a curious idea to bring out that iris in a dry, almost mineral and earthy way, conveying a melancholic restlessness. An unusual grayish-green tone, with dry and deliberately mysterious citrus notes. The composition dresses the skin with a floral and buttery touch; while it could have offered more complexity and power, one must admit it has a beautiful and high-quality base. As it develops, dusty mineral remnants come alive with a delicate, almost translucent violet, and a slightly smoky amber note appears around the one-hour mark. It may suit those who appreciate a dry, slightly green interpretation of the iris root, which feels both familiar and strange. Courtesy of Velensita.