Infusion d'Iris

I am not a classy woman. Don't get me wrong, I can DO composed if the need arises. I can allow myself to seamlessly converse in cut glass tones of received pronunciation and communicate confidently, with the erudition of someone educated far beyond my own high school level, when the situation caalls for it. Sometimes we all need to be able to radiate a more elegant and sophisticated persona. Is it acting? Sure, but no more than most of the performative gestures we embody in the various roles we play throughout our lives. At heart though, I'm more of a tomboy. Sure I love my skincare, my make-up, my fragrances, my handbags and whatnot. But I'm also a loud, sometimes obnoxious, belligerent, headstrong harridan, who loves motorbike racing, boxing, mosh pits at metal gigs and I've been in more fights than I have shoe shops. I'm also klutzy, have no sense of balance/spacial awareness, fall over at least twice a week and as a result get to regularly display more cuts, bruises and scars than anyone crazy enough to step into the ring with Joe Calzaghe. Most days I can be found wearing a hoodie, DC's and some camo trousers. Classy is not a word that comes to most people's minds when they think of me. But every so often, when the mood takes me, I reach for a certain bottle of fragrance and find myself immediately standing up a little straighter. Two spritzes to the neck, two the wrist and my movements become magically more careful. Deliberate. My voice lowers, softens and starts to enunciate each and every syllable, as an inner sense of calm and serenity washes over. In that moment I'm Grace frickin Kelly y'all. Infusion D'Iris does that to me. I might be pottering about the house in my slobbing out gear, or donning a suit ready for an interview. But regardless of the situation, this perfume achieves the impossible. It makes a goddamn lady out of me. And trust me, that ain't no easy feat. The scent itself? It's a cool rush of green, powdery iris with a slight hint of muted neroli and a grounding of cedar. I love iris notes. This isn't exactly a 'true' iris note we have here, it's much more synthetic. It's not as pungent. Not as rounded. But the delivery is crisp and to me, immediately mood affecting. On a cold wintry day, the citrus notes are much more noticeable and a blustery wind will deliver a sharp, almost metallic, potent aura of the White Witch in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe. On a sweltering hot day where you already feel fetid and skanky, immediately after a shower, Infusion D'Iris acts like a refreshing cologne; it will soothe your febrile mind and make you feel brand new. It's perfect for all year around, can be worn day or night, is office suitable, perfect for meeting the SO's parents, or even on a night out. This liquid is pure class in a bottle and I am going to be so sad when the one I have (my 3rd bottle) runs out because I don't think that the recent reformulation is quite the same. Thanks for giving me those occasional moments of genteel ladylike composure, Prada. It's been a ball.

When I was six, I spent a winter at my uncle’s in New Delhi. Mum needed surgery and Dad had to be at the hospital with her all day and I got tagged along to my aunt’s kitty parties and lunches and the whole wide range of social events in her very busy calendar. That was my first introduction to the world of rich housewives who had a lot of time and money to spend. And they did so, with reckless abandon. For a six year old from a very humble home in a quaint little town, everything felt glitzy and glamourous and it was quite thrilling! Giant chandeliers and plush carpets. Sofas that ate you up. Shiny pristine nuts on dainty dishes. Coke in frosty glasses. Endless refills too! But most of all, I remember the smell. Even six year old could tell this was rich people smell. When the ladies got together and talked about their foreign trips and compared the size of their solitaires, I could smell expensive perfume on them. And it wasn’t just their perfume. It was this clean fresh smell that seemed to emanate from everything in the room. I visited so many places no one place particularly stands out but they all seemed to somehow smell the same. Prada Infusion d’Iris takes me back to my winter among the elite in New Delhi. There’s something so classy about it I can’t put my finger on it. And I find it quite unique too. I remember this time when a woman walked by me and I could smell her perfume and was stunned for a moment by how pretty it was only to realise a few seconds later it was Infusion d’Iris I was smelling on her. On my skin the iris truly shines, giving it a clean powdery feel. I think the incense in the drydown gives it depth - I quite like it. While it doesn’t last quite as long as I want my perfumes to, I spray generously on my scarf and get greeted by wafts until much later. I’m glad I got a 200ml bottle of this one, because this is one perfume that instantly makes me feel put together.

This scent is so elegant, graceful, and stunning. I first experienced Infusion d'Iris at Sephora. I sprayed a tester strip, leaned in, and immediately felt intrigued. I did not buy that day as I like to experience the fragrance and notice if it "takes" me meaning :I can't stop thinking about it; and if a scent does, that's how I know it's a need in my collection. Anyways, after thinking about it frequently, I went back to Sephora to spray my skin and see how it would develop and perform with my skin chemistry. One of the SAs was watching me, which made me feel kind of awkward (performance anxiety), so I quickly did one spray to each wrist (even though I also like to do one behind each ear). However, those 2 sprays were more than enough for this beautiful, crisp, clean, and comforting scent to develop and project on my skin in the most lovely of ways. In fact, the longevity was well over 14 plus hours for me and this included a few hand/wrist washings, etc. Naturally, after this experience, Infusion d'Iris was all I could think about, and a purchase was well warranted. Where I live, the late spring, all of summer, and into the fall is very hot and humid which has always made me dread being out and about at events, etc. because I never truly feel fresh. Well, I can honeslty say I have never felt so clean, fresh, or polished in the heat/humidity as I do while wearing Infusion d'Iris. It's calming and grounding, but not boring. It evokes sophistication and refinement as well as being well-laundered in an expensive and inviting way. This is money well spent.

This is so gorgeous. It’s clean without being aquatic, and powdery without having that baby powder quality. If you’re looking for something to pair it with, I highly recommend Eos Fresh & Cozy lotion. Like I said, I wouldn’t let the “powdery” description deter you because it’s not like baby powder or lipstick. It’s soft, clean, and ethereal. If you like clean scents that aren’t aquatic or citrus heavy, this is also a good one. It’s very balanced. The citrus is there, but it stays in the background. The iris is front and center here, but the benzoin and the cedar balance it out extremely well. It has a soapy quality, but it definitely smells way more complex than a bar of soap or a bathroom. I don’t know what soaps and bathrooms some of y’all are using, or if you’ve ever actually smelled an iris, but this perfume smells like iris, cedar, benzoin, with a touch of citrus to my nose. You can wear this in any season, any situation, and it’s a comforting scent. It stays close to the skin, but it lingers all day. I find that it starts out a little heavy on that incense note, but it only lasts for like 15 minutes and then it smells like everything I mentioned for the duration and I don’t get the incense at all. Gorgeous and it’s a bit overpriced, but there’s really nothing else like it on the market except for Chanel 19 Poudre and that’s expensive too. I prefer this one because there is something in 19 that smells too green and sharp to my nose, and then it just gets too heavy. Mind you, I’ve only sampled it, but I ended up preferring Infusion d’Iris.

I get a ton of sweet mandarin orange at the opening, and the bitterness of orange blossoms and leaves. It's distinctly a round orange, not a bright, sharp citrus. I love it, it reminds me of picking an orange in front of the house I grew up in, and the bitter woody smell the leaves and blossoms gave off as they were pierced and rustled by the picker pole and by falling oranges. It settles into a soapy, sweet iris. I generally avoid fruit/white floral combinations but I think the incense and resins balance them out for me. I have a little .25oz bottle without an atomizer and I find it difficult to get enough on so that I can actually smell it. Even after giving myself a good dousing it stays really close and intimate, and I keep raising my wrist to my nose to smell it on my skin. On me it's very sweet. The sugared iris reminds me of Lolita Lempicka's big sister who has lost a little bit of her sense of play. Lolita Lempicka was my first bottle of perfume when I was a little girl, then I wore Glossier You religiously in my early to mid 20s. This newest iris in my collection makes me feel safe but extremely aware of the unrelenting passage of time. It's sophisticated and beautiful but like others have noted, there's something very melancholy in it. It reminds me very much of Daisy in the Great Gatsby saying "It makes me sad because I've never seen such beautiful shirts before." It's like looking at the past through gauze. I have a feeling this will be an important scent to me.

I'm so in love with this fragrance. I discovered it at Sephora, and couldn't stop smelling the tester strip the entire way home. I still can't stop smelling it. To my nose, it smells like shaving cream or baby shampoo in the best possible way. I love how powdery and soft and soapy it smells, but what really has my heart is the incesne and vetiver in the base. They really shine through for me and remind me of palo santo. This element is increasingly present throughout the drydown. I think it really anchors the fragrance, and I find it completely addictive. This is a bright, cool fragrance that I find creamy at the same time. I find this fragrance quite unisex, and think anyone could wear it. I think the dominant powdery accord is behind all the "feminine" descriptions and votes, but I think the cedar/ incense/ vetiver base actually make this lean a little "masculine." If I came across a man wearing this, I'd probably want to take my clothes off. With all that said, I'll start with a sample for wearing around the house. While I can't get enough of this fragrance, I'm undecided if I personally want to smell this powdery out in the world.

I wrote a review about this fragrance a few years ago. It's been one of my favorite perfumes since I started wearing it in 2010. I pulled it out today after a hiatus of about 2 years. Nothing has changed for me when I smell this perfume it's a true delight to wear. I sprayed it on at 7:30 this morning and on my way home from work at 5:30 pm it's still going strong like I just sprayed it on. It's all I've been able to smell ALL day. That's not an exaggeration in the slightest. The powdery Iris of this perfume goes so well with my body chemistry that I will never be without it. This ain't your grandma's powder that's for sure. This is powder done the right way. This is my kind of sophistication. What I mean by that is I have some sophisticated perfumes and I feel like I have to have my shit together to wear it lol. This is a young version of sophistication //not a Cartier Basier Vole or Chanel Coco bought in Paris type of sophistication. I love everything about this and Infusion de Mimosa is a very close #2 to this one but the OG will always be my favorite.

This is incredible. It's assertively clean, in a powdery way, and remains so throughout the day, but it draws you into its warmth and hints at cherry almond. I don't quite get photorealistic grape iris. I do get fresh, buttery petals. This doesn't evoke purple. It's white. There's also a slight spicy edge to cut through the clean. This and the muskiness mean that although it's perfectly work-appropriate, it's secretly shimmering with sensuality. This feels like a bridal scent. Fresh, white, new, demure but desirous. Yet it can also be mature and timeless. According to Erin Parsons, a colleague of Marilyn Monroe was taken with the "clean musky smell of Lifebuoy soap wafting after her". I don't know what carbolic soap smells like, but people describe it as rather sharp and medicinal. I imagine this perfume acts the same way: Initially rather cool and proper, but intoxicating to people who pay attention to and are drawn to you.

I was convinced - CONVINCED - this would be my perfect scent. After reading reviews and articles describing it - soapy, polished, clean - I blind bought it. A big bottle. Pure idiocy. This one does nothing for me. The opening is woody and a bit scratchy, dry down is soft and delicate, almost almond-like - I don't like either phase. It's just not me....I wish I'd gotten the Infusion d'Rose which I have tested and liked. So stupid. Update 6/23/2025: it's about two-billion-degrees in New England today, and I'm actually really liking this at the moment. Everything else is grossing me out, but this is so clean and cool and powdery. May hold on to it... Edit 1/2026: this is now one of my favorites. I don't know what changed in my mind or senses - or maybe there was something wrong with me before - this is so intimate and gentle and utterly clean - but not soapy. Give it time if your initial reaction is disappointment!

This is one of the first iris-focused fragrances I smelled. For a while, I didn’t think it could contend with so many special others. Comparatively, it felt simplistic. But I keep coming back to it lately. It is the PERFECT iris. So serene. Understated and calming. Light and delicate. Buttery. Not too rooty. Beautifully powdery. More like baby lotion than baby powder; reminiscent of Johnson’s Bedtime Baby Lotion - if only the lavender smelled a little more like iris. Intimate projection, but full of steady, wonderful wafts. For a subtle scent, it’s impressively longlasting on the skin. Expertly blended. I was surprised to see so many notes on the perfume pyramid. On me, it’s all iris. I had no other guesses. Perhaps I can pick out orange flower and benzoin now. And so I’ve settled on my Iris Top 3 - Spring/Summer: Houbigant Iris Des Champs Fall/Winter: Diptyque Volutes Easy Reach/Bedtime: Prada Infusion d’Iris

I didn't fall in love with Prada Infusion d'Iris at first spray. My first impression was simply, "This is beautiful." Clean, elegant, understated. But then something unexpected happened. Throughout the day, I would catch soft little whispers of it, and every single time it made me smile. It never demanded attention, yet it was always there, quietly reminding me of its presence. The iris is refined, airy and effortlessly elegant. This isn't a fragrance that enters the room before you do; it feels like perfectly tailored elegance - luxurious without trying to impress anyone. Some perfumes captivate you instantly. This one slowly won my heart. The more I wore it, the more I understood it, until one day I realized I couldn't stop reaching for it. It taught me that not every great perfume is love at first sniff. Some of the most beautiful ones are the ones that gently grow into your heart. Rating: 5/5

I've formed a very special relationship with this scent since I've accidentally ended up associating it completely with therapy. I wore it a couple of times to therapy because the longevity and sillage is ideal for the time it takes for the travels + session itself. My therapist was immediately taken with it and described it as serene, noble and elegant. Or something to that sense. It's very important to me that my fragrance doesn't disturb the people I come into contact with and so I kept wearing it to our meetings. It's been with me through growth, bitterness, mourning, enlightenment, rage and thankfullness so immense I could barely put it into words. And I happen to find it quite a perfect use for it. It's bright, joyful, somber, ethereal and considerate all at once. I'm sure I'll continue to be comforted by green powder scents for years to come.

So refined. Perfect for warmer climates as it is in no way intrusive but very soft and well-rounded. Doesn’t have the fruity sweetness common in warm weather perfumes - this is definitely a lot more elegant. Iris is one of my all-time favourite notes, find it very calming. There’s a bright green-ness to it at the beginning that makes me think of the perfect spring day. Incense in the ingredients is not something I usually gravitate towards - but it’s perfect here... slightly deepens the iris but maintains an overall clean, powdery yet fresh scent that I can wear both in spring and summer. The only perfume I have in my collection in a huge size... 200 ml. This is the original 2007 formulation. Got really lucky and found it for half price (last bottle at the shop and therefore cost less than the 100 ml bottle).

I used this almost a decade ago and there were two things that made this fragrance stood out to me, and still make me love it: 1. It STRAIGHT UP smells like a classic, floral, clean wet wipe. Nothing to elaborate on, the cleanest wet wipe every single person alive knows. 2. The fact that it's the adaptation of a formerly masculine fragrance of the brand. it still has a masculine leaning to it, but definitely feminized. if that's even a word as someone who has no problem wearing heavily masculine leaning scents when they are very hard to come by, I LOVED this at the time. I still remember it fondly, and whenever I happen to find it and take a whiff of it, I still remember why it was once a scent I wore without having an alternative at the time. A beautiful, beautiful scent. loved it, and always will

Clean, no nonsense, calming scent. It’s completely timeless and ageless. I can imagine this at a Jane Austen character - perhaps Elizabeth Bennet, as she has that no nonsense, yet quietly romantic and self assured side & I can easily imagine this worn by a modern woman, attending business meetings, a full-of-life elderly lady, or even a sweet young mother. It just works for everything and everyone and it’s still not basic or boring. It’s an ethereal, slightly sweet iris with some lovely citrus notes to uplift the composition. It makes you smile. But also makes you feel put together, gives you the strength to go on with your busy day, while still allowing you some romantic daydream time during the day. 100% perfect scent. Infusion d’Iris : “The strength it takes to be soft.”

I miss owning this fragrance, but I’ve since replaced it with the much sweeter Athalia by PdM. Very similar, but both stand on their own. Both are amazing. Infusion d’Iris is a bit on the stand-offish side because she is lacking in sweetness, but she is posh and clean, and certainly not lacking in character. Iris in general can be a powdery note, but here it’s surprisingly modern; not your grandma’s powdery floral. There is an interesting nuttiness to it that I love, and even though there is no walnut listed, something in it reminds me of the warm and comforting walnut note that can be found in Bvlgari’s au the Rouge. I never had a problem with longevity. I’ve always loved it more in winter time, too. It’s truly comforting in colder weather.

I have to admit, I didn’t love this when I first tried it. I let my sample sit on my dresser for a couple of weeks and revisited it. Now, it’s a total love. I understand why people love this. It’s clean, elegant, and versatile. I personally love the soapy, slightly powdery dry down. Very comforting and familiar too. Interestingly, there is a youthful quality to this fragrance that I didn’t pick up at first. Looking at the notes, I would’ve thought it was more of a mature scent. But it does remind me of a fragrance I used to love from when I was younger. It’s driving me crazy that I can’t place it.... Chanel Chance or one of its flankers maybe? Anyway, I am now an iris convert thanks to Infusion d’Iris, something I never thought would happen.

I love this perfume. The best way to describe it is imagine you are in a luxurious spa and they are using Italian soap as well as incense in the background. I feel like this is great for all year round and it smells good on its own but it’s really beautiful layered with other scents as well (I personally like layering it with soft aromatic vanilla.) I wish it was a bit stronger in terms of projection but I constantly catch whiffs of it throughout the day. Perfect for when perfumes are overwhelming me. It smells like it’d be a niche expensive perfume (which granted it sort of is with the 100mL costing $190), however I found it for €90 in a kit with the 100 mL, 10mL and a 50mL lotion so I had to get it :)

I first bought this when it came out in 2007 and have had a bottle ever since. I think I've gone through more bottles of it than any other perfume ( except perhaps Bulgari Black). It's just the most comforting yet elegant scent there is for me, it's the easiest to wear, easiest on the nose and most universally liked, even by those who aren't usually keen on iris. That's because it's incredibly balanced. I could spraff on about notes and what have you but the short hand is this: It smells like searching through a cedar-wood chest, with the scent of Papier d'armenie incense in the air, in the chest you find a summer dress that still smells like delicate soap and eau de cologne. Subtle, but beautiful

I love Iris, this is really great quality. It starts slightly citric, like, it refresh a bit, but goes away quickly, to then introduce a clean and delicate Iris. I think the name is perfect. It feels like you are about to drink a warm, relaxing, really nice smelling infusion. One of those you'd drink to have a better sleep. For this warm part, although you surely can wear in summer, I'd love to wear it in Spring specially. Unisex IMO, but as a male you need to be confident with clean, soft and powdery scents. I think I'd enjoy having this for those "zen moments" at home. To go out, I'd rather wear Versace The Dreamer or Prada Homme L'eau.

Meditative, calm scent. I accidentally spilled it on myself and on my clothes while I was having an episode of severe anxiety, and I can't help but think it was meant to happen. The soft, earthy fragrance gave me a sense of calm. About the perfume: it has a woody backbone, and a sharp, springtime earthy overcast. Reminds me a bit of violets. Smells like something beautiful and strong, something natural. It is calming and refreshing at the same time. The woodiness gives it a sense of grounding. Iris and violets contribute to a feeling of airiness and expansion. This beautiful fragrance gave me peace when everything felt so overwhelming.

This is one of my favorite fragrances, even though I own around 270 fragrances. My perfume is soft, powdery, delicate, pretty, timeless, green, and comforting. I have been using this fragrance since 2008. I would love it if they brought back the version of Infusion d'Iris Absolute, which had a touch of incense. Infusion D'Iris sparked my fascination with elements like iris (orris), neroli, and galbanum. It's a classic fragrance with a short duration - around 5 hours, but I don't mind. I just reapply; it's a skin scent. It smells somewhat herbal, and is elegant and classy. This fragrance grounds me and makes me feel empowered and safe.

To me, this is INSANELY BEAUTIFUL. I don’t know what to say about it specifically but I feel like I can move on from my perfume sample addiction now that I’ve found this. It’s not a powdery iris. It doesn’t smell woody to me but it’s probably just that it’s well blended. I love woody scents so I’m sure that plays a role here even if I’m not that conscious of it. This is classy & sophisticated. Normally I find scents a little boring without a little fruity edge or a nice bergamot splash. Here I don’t smell the citruses at all but love it anyway. It layers with just about anything which is a fun element for a signature scent.

As an iris lover, I could not have not owned this little wonder. Here we have a slightly citrusy opening, I personally do not perceive the bitterness of neroli, which leaves space for a clean, slightly dusty and dry Iris. It is a unisex fragrance, I feel round and sweet facets, I find it extremely elegant. I personally wear it during the day, I find it suitable for a daily context, aware of the fact that it gives that extra touch of class. Unfortunately, the duration is not excellent and it remains very skinscent. "La reproduction interdite" painted by Magritte.

This is such an elegant fragrance. I love that it’s iris forward and everything is blended together so well. The citruses are not your bright sharp citruses, but they’re background to smooth out the heavy iris which I like. This is a comforting powdery fragrance and I could sleep on a cloud of this scent. I saw this referenced to a baby wipe, and honestly I’m not mad about it. This is a super refined baby wipe scent. It smells clean and comforting and elegant! Overall, it’s a refreshing powdery fragrance and I love it. It exudes timeless elegance.

Cold iris powder. My nose detects no orange or orange flower anywhere at all, at any time, in this. There is a slight waxiness from the mastic and bitterness from galbanum and maybe incense, but they feel more like facets of the iris than additions to it. (Cedar, benzoin, vetiver—they must be wherever the orange and orange flower are.) I like the simplicity of this, and that it smells older than it is and classic, despite the modern-smelling minimalism. Edit 2025: Cold and sad and beautiful. Could almost cry.

Elegant, ethereal, dignified. This iris is dewy, feminine, mature, softly luminous. Powdery, and also slightly buttery. It feels introspective and distant, but still has a lightness about it, a quiet, airy mysteriousness. It's cold as morning mist, but with a warmer backdrop of resinous, woody undertones and soft incense. It makes me think of rain, in a poetic way; falling through an atmosphere fragrant with spring flowers, with soft sunlight filtering in, forming a dreamlike vision. I truly love this scent.

This is absolutely stunning! The scent is fresh and clean, with a delicate iris that feels light and luxurious. It reminds me of Johnson’s Baby Shampoo in the best way—soft, comforting, and soothing, but with a sophisticated twist. The iris in this is one of the best I’ve ever experienced, and since iris is my favorite flower, I just can’t get enough of it. I only wish it lasted a bit longer because I never want to stop wearing it! It’s the perfect fresh scent that makes me feel elegant and refreshed.

Whenever I cant decide what to wear, I reach for Prada Infusion d’Iris and it is *never* the wrong choice. In fact, I always want a bottle in my collection. Currently, I have 100ml and I just purchased another 200ml, so I’m set for the foreseeable future. Soft, elegant, clean. A touch of citrus floral, a touch of powder, a touch of wood... and for all the incense lovers out there, I call this one my “summer incense” because it’s so light, but it is most definitely there. Big love.

I love iris and citrus and this is my go to night perfume, it's so light and clean. I will probably buy the infusion de cèdre next as it's sharper and colder than this one but it will stay one of my favorite scent. I'm surprised by the amount of people talking a powdery fragrance for this one. The opening fresh, with a bit of acidity. It evolves a lot, I don't know if they change it but my last two bottles were less musky than the one I do have now. A good everyday iris.

Forever confused by the constant need of people to describe literally anything that isn't a vanilla gourmand as 'old lady' or 'mature' but anyway, opinions exist I guess. I love this. I'm very nostalgic for this as my mother used to wear this when it just came out, and after finishing some samples I just got my first bottle myself. Beautiful, elegant, clean fragrance, and in my opinion very inoffensive and easy to wear. Very ethereal and woody scent in my opinion!

I have loved this for years but only pull it out in the winter. its lovely yet hard for me to describe what i am smelling, my nose can't pick out a certain note but its soft yet not quiet. It stands out and projects yet its not overpowering. sadly my bottle might be going bad, now it starts off smelling like bug spray then turns into its normal self but the staying power is dying out too. I am gonna new a new bottle if they still make it. Such a lovely scent.

Clean, professional, quality fragrance that is versatile and signature scent-worthy. Fresh, green, luxurious and expensive-smelling. A nice departure from the fruity floral numbers which abound lately. It is "over-hyped" for a reason. Compares to Chanel no 19 eau poudre with the latter being a little more complex and rounded. Marketed to women, but entirely unisex. Will definitely repurchase (I pray it does not get discontinued).

A beautiful woody iris, a true passe-partout that suits anyone, in any season and for any occasion. Personally, I love wearing it on those days when I feel tired and overwhelmed by daily commitments and constant urgency. It brings a sense of calm and serenity—very comforting and pleasant to wear, and genuinely soothing to my mood. A truly beautiful creation that clearly stands apart from mainstream, commercial perfumery.

The opening is a powerful, assertive iris that softens quickly to make way for a floral, sweet violet that melts into it. This iris violet duo settles in and stays constant from start to finish. It's a round, soft scent, never overwhelming, it accompanies rather than imposes itself. Discreet longevity and sillage, made for dressed up evenings. A scent for soft moments, the kind where you simply want to live with a smile.

Prada infusion d’iris is a beautiful, clean yet present scent with a decent longevity. Something about putting this on after a nice shower before bedtime just makes me feel so fresh, very refreshing to my nose. It does have a somewhat powdery scent to it, so if that is not your flavor then you may want to make note of that. It also leans more feminine, though I think it would smell great as a unisex scent.

Beautiful... elegant, summary, soapy iris with citruses. I have a medium size collection and out of it there are only a few scents that my partner tolerates. Also, this was my scent for our first holidays a few years back, since then it kinda is the scent of our household. 🙂 It smells classy and clean, on the simple side of complexity, performs well for this profile. Can be much on a really hot day.

Prada Infusion d'Iris is an easy reach for me when the goal is just to smell nice or if I'm going to be in a room full of people. I get a linear pretty iris and woods, without any sharp edges, and on the dry side of iris, which I appreciate. No carrot, not too root-y. I see the soap comparisons, and I don't mind them. Sometimes, I want to smell *something* on myself, but don't want to be challenged.

I love this gentle and ethereal perfume. It would be a favourite except for the poor performance it’s barely detectable after 15 minutes or so. But that being said it’s still a masterpiece. It’s a nostalgic to me. Reminds me of a doll head, a little plastic, a little powder and ever so delicate baby wash smell that I wished stayed around longer.

This is pure powder with floral Iris thrown in. I found it and loved it. Still do. I had never smelled anything like it and it is completely unique. I hope they never stop making it, it is becoming harder to find. I usually wear it at night after the bath, it is so perfect for pajamas and bed. Clean, powder, softness. Beautiful.

It’s an easy, well done fragrance. Perfect for the office, a DMV appointment, or wherever else you wouldn’t want to smell too bold! It’s soapy, and exactly what I was expecting from a fragrance called ‘Iris’. It’s also pretty affordable ok discount sites. It’s exactly what it says it is- 10/10

FOUND!!! My elegant, Fifth Avenue, slim, sexy, silver-haired, STILLGOTIT fragrance! Another facet of perfumes that I seem to love: powdery, iris. Oh my goodness she's fabulous! Finally got a full bottle and she is perfect for the spring/summer season. I never want to be without this baby!

Nostalgic, dusty, soapy, iris heaven. Love the smell on my skin but it only lasts an hour or two. I get more longevity if I spray on my clothes but it smells a bit sharper than the softer, powdery notes that come from the warmth of skin. I love this so much

Smells like shaving cream or lipstick in a deeply nostalgic and comforting way. Much better projection and longevity than I expected. An easy reach whether I’m running errands, going to work, on a date, or even going to bed. Just lovely.

I got this as a birthday gift and I immediately fell in love with it. Its a soft powder fragrance that lasts for hours on me. I get loads of compliments when I wear this. Sadly not one I can afford very often.

Beautiful! A powdery, delicate; citrusy thing. Super clean, super elegant, and refreshing at the same time. There is no lasting power here, but despite being fleeting it is so so lovely while you have it.

Great unisex scent for spring and summer. Perfect freshly showered, white T-shirt and jeans scent. Not sure why it's advertised as a woman's scent. Reminds me of a more modern PRADA Amber Pour Homme.

Classic beauty. Iris, milky, calming fragrance. After wearing it for some time it became an almost melancholic scent to me. Have anxiety, perfect fragrance. Depression, not so much.

I upgraded this to a love, simply because I keep finding myself reaching for it, and isn't that the true test? A soft and posh iris with a sturdy cedar backbone.

My favourite to go fragrance in the summer. You get a long lasting clean and fresh feeling. It makes you feel confident and optimistic! Definitely recommend it!