Iri-del

Iri_del is a nice and moderno iris scent. It is very powdery although at the same time It is synthetic, something like the feeling with escentric molécules scents. The scent remember me to infusión d'iris by Prada although It is less soapy. This is a very subtle and delicate fragance, with a very lineal smell. The only issue i find here is the performance. The longevity is just moderate on my skin (4-5 hours) staying close to the skin all the time...It has a very soft projection. It is like having used a good iris scented body milk. Si i think i wouldnt buy a whole bottle algo hough the smell is very nice for me. Scent: 9.5 Longevity: 7 Sillage: 5 Quality/price: 4 Versatility: 9 Originality: 7 Global: 7.5

I love this unique accord, but it is much too mild for me. Upfront it dances between powdery aldehyde and bergamot top notes, which I find very bright and refreshing. The longevity is extremely brief with almost no silage. After it dries, the powder and bergamot notes disappear, leaving a very mild woody musk that I can only smell within ~6inch (15cm).

I really can't figure out how these notes work around to being a very sparkly, yet also have an earthy skin feel, but that's it. Aldehydes have always been difficult for me, but this one would be sorely lacking without them.I don't know how this was done, but I'm in love.

Iri_del opens up with bitter and wheaty iris. Over just a couple of minutes, the already muted iris fade away, leaving the leather jacket scent of wheat and some kind of wood I can't identify. Its intimate, quiet, and fleeting. If it had more presence, I'd be itching to buy a full bottle. On the other hand, it's understated casual cool makes it an easy pick for most occasions.

This perfume is very interesting in an intriguing kind of way. It's powdery but not feminine perhaps due to the leather notes (though there is no leather notes listed). It smells as if you just sat down at the wheel of a new Lamborghini, definitely a new car smell. Not sure I want to smell like a new car though - even if the perfume is not bad. The longevity is a disaster and the sillage is very close to the skin. Scent: 3/10 Longevity: 1/10 Sillage: 1/10 Cost ratio: 1/10 Overall: 1.5 This one should be a pass, unless you want to smell like the interior of a new car for about an hour.

So minimalist I can barely smell it.. it might be nice with a bit more than just synthetic ingredients. I realise these are minimalist experiments but I prefer fragrance with some plant matter in them

From the description I thought this was going to be “it” for me but sadly it fades away so quickly that it couldn’t possibly merit a FB buy. It’s soft and powdery but not enlightening “ump” for me.

Although it hasn’t always been the case, I’m a sucker for an iris soliflore. Furthermore, I’m easily charmed by minimalism, no matter how faux- it may be. Iri_Del, in theory, pushes all the right buttons for me, even if the brand seems a bit contrived in its face-palm br_@nding. From the vial, this scent smells like a slender, crisp iris; rooty, wet, and carrot-like. Imagine Iris Silver Mist broadcast through a transistor radio and you’ll get the picture. However, on skin, it sprints to the less-thrilling cardboard-undertone of iris almost immediately, and that’s where it stays. (Naomi Goodsir’s recent Iris Cendre had the same problem, so I wonder if iris aldehyde is the culprit?) Almost all of the carrot-y richness vanishes in less than a minute, and you’re left with what smells more like a wet box. Although the residual effect isn’t awful — it’s stark, modern, and would probably suit an icy glare or a brutalist building — it doesn’t fly as a composed perfume. Disappointing, as the concept of a minimal iris had a lot of potential.

OH WOW... i like this one very, it has that leathery iris woody thing that makes my mouth waters at max, like a tender masculine woody plate in a wooden hut within a forest full of iris & you can smell that leathery items all around the place. A very interesting fragrance to my taste. But unfortunately it is too weak and doesn't last more than an hour :(

Sour iris resting on a musky bed of ambrette. Light and soft, but with depth. I really enjoy this, and while not the Holy Grail of irises, it stands shoulder to shoulder with some of the really good ones. Fun bottle too.