Acqua di Parma Iris Nobile

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• gelo999

  June 10, 2016

  

  Iris Nobile is a powdery floral that promises to be vaporous, but lacks the grace and style of Olivia Giacobetti. It nuances like a breeze over an ambered and sweet background, but results in being insubstantial and soulless. Iris reigns in a fiefdom where other flowers accompany it like a retinue with little power, despite being an EDP. Very pretty and floral, but on the skin, a discordant and sweaty note emerges that ruins everything, unless you like those notes. It does not convince me, neither for its vapour nor for that musty touch. Rating: 3.

• gelo999

  June 16, 2016

  

  Iris Nobile is a talcum-floral that promises to be vaporous, yet it lacks the grace and style Olivia Giacobetti usually brings; it smells like a bouquet breeze over an amber and sweet base, but ends up insubstantial and soulless. In this bouquet, the iris rules a fiefdom where other flowers follow like a retinue of long dresses fluttering without much power or poise, despite being an EDP. Very pretty, floral, and natural, but on my skin it produces a discordant, sweaty note, perhaps a spice or wood that ruins everything, unless you enjoy that type of note. Iris Nobile, for me at least, doesn’t convince me, neither for its vapouriness nor that musty touch. Rating: 3

• remy

  May 2, 2017

  

  I tried a generous sample thanks to Azumi79. It begins with a burst of fresh, crisp bergamot, sweetened by oranges and spiced by a very sharp anise that bothers me greatly and lasts 45 minutes. Thank goodness, then white flowers of gardenia and orange blossom appear, with flashes of mimosa and ylang-ylang, a huge spring bouquet. I do not notice much iris, but it wraps and cradles the other flowers, making the scent intoxicating. In the background, sweet and amber vanilla, dusted and freshened by cedar. Its sillage is dense and creamy. It was not love at first sight, but it was worth it. A modern, clean, and delicate floral. Sophisticated and feminine, ideal for special occasions and evening wear. A retro classic but not musty. It suits young people to add distinction. For spring/summer not too hot; in cold weather, I prefer Prada Infusion d’Iris. It has a soft sillage that seems to last 2 hours, but surprise! it reawakens for 8 hours. It is like a serious person who wins your heart with their smile and authenticity upon meeting them. They seem sober but hide a treasure. Wait for it to develop and you will find yourself smelling your clothes thinking: what a treasure! hehe, that is what my family says.

• VainillaDulce

  July 24, 2017

  

  It is a citrusy and spiced iris with neroli, warm amber, and rich woods. The opening is very citrusy and fresh: bergamot, orange, and anise. After five minutes, the powdery and lipstick-like sensation of the iris appears, accompanied by a lovely neroli, a whisper of ylang-ylang, and delicious woods. It has presence, is feminine, and glamorous. The first hour is intense and then it disappears; its sillage and longevity are moderate. I would love it to be eternal.

• Edu Lezana

  January 8, 2019

  

  I would classify it as a chypre-floral. It starts fresh and citrusy, evolving into a dusty, dry floral scent with a very romantic iris and mimosa. I agree: it is a citrus iris. Then it becomes a dry, elegant chypre. It has body, Italian subtlety (citrus-floral-wood), and a luminous Mediterranean touch. It suits women with personal style and glamour perfectly. Ideal for meetings, business lunches, or family dinners. It is not the best for romantic dates; it lacks sweetness and sensuality. It is a very exclusive dry, woody iris. Luminous Italian glamour.

• Edu Lezana

  January 26, 2019

  

  I see it as a chypre-floral with an effervescent, citrus opening that evolves into a powdery, dry floral, featuring that romantic iris and mimosa aura. I agree with VainillaDulce: it’s a citrus iris that later turns dry and chypre, very elegant. It has body and those subtle Italian touches of citrus, flowers, and wood. The performance is moderate but it smells luxurious. It carries that luminous Mediterranean vibe. It suits stylish, personal, and glamorous women perfectly, ideal for meetings, work dinners, or family meals. Not for romantic dates, though, as it lacks sweetness and sensuality. It’s a dry, woody iris that is very exclusive, pure Italian glamour.

• Espartaco

  December 5, 2020

  

  A fragrance that goes unnoticed but stands up to the classics. Iris Nobile is a well-made modern classic. Forget the name; there is little iris here, but rather ylang-ylang, amber, and a tender, waxy orange blossom, without indole, finishing with a matte white floral. It could be called Ylang Nobile; it is an ode to ylang-ylang with other notes that prevent it from being monolithic. The citrus gives a divine and rebellious air at the start, the neroli adds a crisp tuberose before fading, the vanilla is a cold sweetness, and the mimosa a pleasant medley. The dry-down is a clean, classic amber, like Youth Dew, and a ylang-ylang with white wax. It is serious and adult; perhaps it lacks a little spark to be a masterpiece, but in this sh*tty market, this is good. It smells like an EXPENSIVE THING. Bravo, Acqua di Parma. PS: Luca Turin gives it 4 stars and says it is an iris that does not smell like iris. Ideal for women tired of the commercial but who do not want boring classics.

• Taurien

  February 12, 2022

  

  A true elegant jewel, a classic that has been modernised and that defines you. I love it because it smells like an updated Chanel N°5: white notes of neroli and orange blossom, a bouquet of ylang-ylang, and a creamy iris. It is drier than sweet, evolving into amber with an 8-9 hour longevity. Perfect for formal daytime events: elegant yet not intrusive. My only Acqua di Parma and I have fallen in love with it. Scent 8/10, Longevity 8.5/10, Sillage 7/10, Value for money 6/10, Versatility 6/10, Packaging 7/10. Yes, I would buy it again.