The original 2007 version starts warm and resinous with galbanum, a citrusy hint of tangerine and soapy orange blossom and a nutty hint of pistachio. The fresh, fragrant iris soon takes over but is toned down by vetiver and tinted a little darker by cedar. Benzoin resin and incense round off the whole thing with a balsamic-sacral finish. The sillage is relatively persistent. It is suitable for both day and night. Prada Infusion d'Iris Eau de Parfum: Best Frangrance UK

I absolutely adore this scent. I am a (rather masculine) “classic” man and this is what I wear on an evening out and want attention from women. The only negative thing about this scent is that, like other people have noted, it doesn’t linger for long. It lasts longer on clothes than skin and needs to be reapplied throughout an evening.

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With Infusion d'Iris, Prada launched an exceptionally powdery women's perfume in 2007. The German perfumer Daniela Andrier is behind the creation, which focuses on the characteristic lily scent. With its lovely floral and typically powdery scent, it takes over the entire olfactory from the heart note. So you'd have to have a definite soft spot for powdery floral scents to like Infusion d'Iris. It is important to pay attention to the edition when buying Infusion d'Iris has been appearing since 2015 to be on the market in a new, slightly less powerful, and less balsamic formulation. A Long-lasting Fragrance I wouldn’t recommend this to the “average” guy (as it takes a certain look, style, and mindset to confidently pull this off), but if you’re on the cutting edge of fashion, a bit more adventurous, and (dare I say) avant-garde this smell will compliment your whole ensemble.

Yes. This is designed as a woman’s perfume, however, as a man that collects interesting fragrances, I’ll say that this is like the “behind closed doors”of fragrances. I have never once not worn this and had women instantly speak to me because I smell so damn good.

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The reactions I get wearing this are similar to the reactions I received while wearing Gautier’s “le Male” in the 90’s (before everyone started wearing it). Mind you, it is completely different than “le Male”, however the reactions it provokes are the same.