Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery by Ikiryō
Men Women 2022
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Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery by Ikiryō Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery is a unisex fragrance from Ikiryō, launched in 2022. The nose behind it is Vincent of Dreamhouse, who blended masala chai tea and carnation. With accords of warm, spicy, floral, creamy, sweet and aromatic, this perfume is an intriguing, complex scent. In a world of mass-market perfumes, this is a…
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About Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery
Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery by Ikiryō
Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery is a unisex fragrance from Ikiryō, launched in 2022. The nose behind it is Vincent of Dreamhouse, who blended masala chai tea and carnation. With accords of warm, spicy, floral, creamy, sweet and aromatic, this perfume is an intriguing, complex scent.
In a world of mass-market perfumes, this is a niche creation for those who want something that tells a story. The name implies a certain wistfulness, but the fragrance itself is a warm, comforting embrace, like a fireside on a chilly evening.
The opening of Crestfallen is an intense sensory experience. The masala chai tea, with its spices of cinnamon, cardamom and ginger, makes a bold entry without being too overbearing. The carnation, which is both sweet and slightly peppery, weaves itself into the tea, creating a interplay of aromatic and creamy notes. The warm, spicy accord is the core, but there are also floral and lactonic touches that make it softer.
Vincent of Dreamhouse has built a fragrance that evolves slowly. The top notes aren't listed, but the tea is immediately noticeable, while the carnation emerges in the middle. The base, presumably woody and creamy, though not specified, leaves a lasting trail that encourages contemplation.
This scent is unisex, but it's more introverted. It's not for show, but for personal enjoyment. The sillage is moderate, and the lasting power is good, but not overpowering. It's perfect for quiet moments, such as reading a book or having a thoughtful conversation.
It's not an easy perfume; its complexity may be a challenge, and the spicy, dry character isn't universal. The carnation, in particular, can be polarising, as it might be seen as powdery or old-fashioned. But for those who appreciate artistic perfumery, this is exactly what makes it charming.
This is a fragrance that reveals itself with time. Each wear brings out something new, and the development on the skin is fascinating. The combination of masala chai tea and carnation is unusual, yet it works in harmony, creating a sense of comfort and mystery.
All in all, Crestfallen: A Fragrant Mystery is a scent that won't be forgotten. With a rating of 3.0 out of 5, based on just one review, it's likely to split opinions. But for those who want something unique, it's a scent worth trying.
This perfume is for those who appreciate complex, artistic fragrances. It will suit those who are drawn to spicy, warm scents and are open to experimentation. It's particularly good for autumn and winter, and for occasions where you want to add a touch of mystery.
Crestfallen is a fragrance worth giving a go, even if it's not for everyone. The blend of masala chai tea and carnation is well executed, but its dry, spicy edge may not suit all tastes. If you're into niche perfumery, it's a good option, but don't expect a mainstream scent.
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