Men
Infusion d’Homme
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Prada Infusion d'Homme is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2008, the nose behind this composition is Daniela Andrier. The top notes are neroli and mandarin; the heart notes are iris, vetiver, galbanum and cedar; and the base notes are musk, frankincense and benzoin.
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What a disagreeable surprise! The truth is that the launch and the advertising aroused great curiosity in me. It was sold as clean clothes freshly ironed, or something like that. I bought the 200ml bottle, a tremendous mistake! It seemed like an unpleasant scent to me, even smelling of sweaty and damp clothes, repugnant to my nose. Too much chemistry and little naturalness. I practically gave the whole bottle away.
What a disagreeable surprise! The truth is that the launch and advertising of this fragrance provoked enormous curiosity in me. It was advertised as a clean and freshly ironed clothes aroma, or something like that. I bought the 200 ml bottle! Tremendous error! It seemed like a disagreeable aroma to me; even it smelled of sweaty and damp clothes, repugnant to my nose. Much chemistry and little naturalness. I practically gave it all away.
Smells clean, lasting for all phases of the day and seasons.
I partially agree with what Jabonero indicated; it is a synthetic aroma, but… I liked it. I do not consider it a unique aroma, but certainly a pleasant one (at least to my nose). In my opinion, the middle notes are the protagonists in this fragrance; in fact, I did not detect the mandarin. The iris rides above everything, but it does so in a decent manner. I thought it contained lavender, but checking the notes here, it seems it does not. That said, it is not recommended for hot climates or very enclosed spaces. Apply with caution. It is not that youthful; age range +30.
The neroli is strong and the iris second. I agree with Jabonero that the opening seems somewhat synthetic, but also with Lexter24 that after a few hours it reminds me of the smell of freshly ironed shirts. It also has slightly talc-like notes. I do not sense the vetiver, mandarin, or cedar at all. As my friend Shiseidotactics says, it does not seem appropriate for a youthful audience that would demand more emotions in a fragrance. It had good longevity for me, over 08 hours, but with moderate to soft projection, clinging to the skin as time passes. Given the impression of ironed clothes, I would say it is more for winter or intermediate (fresh) seasons.
It was a pleasant experience for me during a Summer of 2010 while testing several perfumes in the morning. This one surprised me greatly because, despite being clean and fresh, it had body and presence; I received many compliments. I confess I applied it at 10 am, and by 8 pm at a café it was still present in its trail. I believe it could be valid for any season of the year, although I remain unsure of its behaviour at night. For daytime, I give it a 10. It is very Prada and therefore very elegant and distinguished; it has its magic too.
I also sense this fragrance with a clean aroma like Prada Man, but fresher, and I even like it a bit more. It has a somewhat Mediterranean aroma, but with a touch of elegance just like the other Prada fragrance already mentioned. It is a versatile fragrance, but I do not see it for daily use; rather for special occasions or, at most, for office work with a suit and tie. I love this fragrance because it is very subtle, yet with presence.
One of the most elegant and immaculate fragrances I have smelled (and owned); note that I said ‘immaculate’ and not ‘clean’. To my nose, Infusion d’Homme is quite powdery, like the sensation of a freshly groomed person who has taken care to look their best for others, in a refined and subtle way. The iris note is present, but tied to a soap; like an iris soap, if you will. As I mentioned in my review of that grooming product, the fragrance is also quite personal: it is true that one wants to look good for others, but that grooming arises from the personal style one enjoys… Well, that is exactly what happens with this Prada: I know I can smell it, it clings to me, but it does not announce its arrival to strangers’ noses, only to those I approach or allow to approach me. It could be used daily, but in formal or even gala situations where one does not seek to be the centre of attention with fanfare, but rather with subtleties and pauses. Longevity is well above average, around 12 hours, although the projection stays a little more than skin scent (one can feel it). Best regards from Chile!
It is the only perfume I wear that was not designed for women. The man who wears it will convey neatness and elegance that are enchanting. It is not scandalous, but it is long-lasting. I believe it is definitely an elegant fragrance and never boring.
I associate this perfume with extreme neatness and seriousness. The talcum-heavy iris, floral notes, and woody notes with a citrus touch, especially mandarin, stand out. Longevity and projection are moderate; it is perceived all day but in a subtle way. People tend to be drawn to it for its formality and quality. The idea of a clean, pressed white shirt is apt. In my opinion, it can become tiring and flat, but generally, it is a perfume I like.
What can I say! PRADA is the best! It is exquisite, of supreme quality. It is that scent that invades a room in a subtle and elegant way, giving you well-being and vitality. It has talcum notes like elegant makeup powder, a fine soap. It lasts many days on clothes; having it on the sheets would be great, but every drop is worth gold, so for now, no. It is a fragrance for seduction on a night out. The iris, along with vetiver and that note of bitter orange or fermented fruit, left me impressed. It smells clean and neat, but it has a low trail and in the final phase, after hours, you are left with that earthy and herbal touch on your body. Blimey, you say it is expensive! Okay, it is expensive, but I would never have felt this in mass-market fragrances. Phenomenal! And with the galbanum, which smells like freshly cut grass but denser and pastier. It is for those who liked Van Cleef Midnight Paris but were looking for something softer, longer-lasting, and green. A more soapy and clean iris, exquisite.
Lovely barber lotion; woody, cold, with a calcareous sweetness, talc-like, and with metallic and mineral sparkles that can recall boiling hot water in thermal springs. I love Infusion d’Iris, however sometimes I find it cloying due to its creamy lily flavour. Infusion d’Homme is an evolution of the first turning towards wood. Where the other remains creamy, this becomes sulphurous. It is not a fragrance that smells ‘clean’ and that’s it… I wish all detergents, soaps, and conditioners smelled like this. It is a clean, orderly, and immaculate composition but with nuances of intellectual sexuality. The man who wears this cologne wears glasses. But he is not a prude… Totally linear from start to finish, what you smell at the beginning is what you smell at the end. I distinguish almost no ingredients because it is a consistent peat in which the iris, incense, and cedar dance together. The citrus notes give it a delicious sparkling fizz. As for projection and longevity, it is one that deceives; it activates a lot with body temperature. As for duration, quite good for being a fragrance of ‘intimate’ character. I applied four sprays behind my ears yesterday and at four hours I still felt it perfectly. I have not tried the new version with the name Infusion d’Iris Cedrat, but this is a wonder. A fragrance for spring and autumn, for those times when you want to be perfumed with something that has substance, but you could not bear to carry something too opulent. Finally, the ingredients feel of quality or at least very well mixed to seem so. Next to this nice edt or Infusion d’Iris, what Prada has been releasing in recent years is pure shit, with pardon.
A beautiful barbershop lotion: woody, cold, with a calcareous sweetness, talcum-heavy, and with metallic sparkles reminiscent of boiling thermal water. I love Infusion d’Iris, but sometimes I find it cloying due to that creamy lily scent. Infusion d’Homme evolves towards wood; where the other remains creamy, this one becomes sulphurous. It does not just smell ‘clean’. I wish all soaps and fabric softeners smelled like this. It is neat, clean, and orderly, but with nuances of intellectual sexuality. The man who wears it wears glasses, but he is not a prude. It is totally linear: what you smell at the start is what you smell at the end. It is a consistent turr where iris, incense, and cedar dance together. The citrus gives it a delicious, bubbly sparkle. The trail and longevity are deceptive; they activate with body temperature. The duration is good for an ‘intimate’ perfume. I applied four sprays behind my ears and could still smell it after four hours. I have not tried the new Infusion d’Iris Cedrat version, but this is a marvel. Ideal for spring and autumn, when you want something with substance but not too opulent. The ingredients feel high quality or very well blended. Next to this EDT or Infusion d’Iris, what Prada has been releasing lately is pure rubbish.
One of the few that my father, with his detective-like nose, can tolerate. It smells like his teenage shaving water, just like CK One. It is certainly clean and soft, yet dry, cold, and sticky. It brings back memories of my grandmother’s powders from decades ago. The iris is wonderful from the start, more talc-like than in any other fragrance. The neroli at the beginning and the galbanum give it a green, yellow, and crisp touch with the vetiver, but very subtle. The scent is linear from start to finish. On my skin, it lasts 10 hours if I am generous (4/5 sprays on neck and ears). The trail is moderate for the first hour and a half or two, then fades but lasts a very long time. Up close, it is noticeable for hours more. When I used it again after some time, I realised its potency. Besides that clean and neat air, it has a sexual touch, bare skin and musky, but classy. I saw those green/talc/musky accords in Untitled by Margiela (except for the galbanum, they share nothing else) and knowing that Daniela R. Andrier created them, I knew it was her signature. The new Infusion d’Iris Cedré is very similar, but I do not understand why they call it EDP and not EDT. In summary: class, neatness, and sensuality. Fascinating.
Of the few scents I wear that my father, with his refined sense of smell, actually tolerates. This one and CK One. Both remind him of his teenage shaving creams. It is true that it carries that hallmark of cleanliness, softness, and freshness, but it is extremely dry, cold, and persistent. It reminds me of Cerruti powders my grandmother used decades ago. It is a wonderful iris from start to finish, more talcum-heavy than in any other perfume. I detect neroli at the beginning and galbanum which gives it a green, yellow, and crunchy note alongside vetiver, though very subtle. It is totally linear. On my skin, it lasts 10 hours if I am generous (4/5 sprays on neck and ears). The trail is moderate for the first two hours and then fades, but its longevity is enormous. Close to the skin, it lingers for much longer. When I use it again after some time, I realise its potency. Besides being clean and neat, it has a sexual character of bare, musky skin, but with great class. I found those green, talcum-like, almost musky accords in Untitled by M. Margiela (I believe they share little more than the galbanum), and knowing the creator is Daniela Andrier, I thought it was her signature. The new Infusion d’Iris Cedrat is very similar, but I still don’t understand why they categorise it as EDP and not EDT. In summary: class, neatness, and sensuality. Fascinating.
Delicious! I didn’t know about the male version of Infusion de Prada; I only had the women’s version and was fascinated by it. It seems very similar, and I actually prefer this male version. Infusion is a talcum powder on steroids, yet beautiful, where you can clearly detect the orange blossom, vetiver, benzoin, woods, and a soft, sweet orange at the base. Definitely the male version is better than the female one: more opulent, with more pronounced notes and a better evolution. Infusion gives softness and freshness, but this version is clearly unisex, just like Infusion d’Iris pour Femme, a sublime and elegant perfume. The trail is strong for the first hour, then drops to moderate, with high longevity. I haven’t seen any man wearing this; it must be a delight to pass someone who smells like this. RECOMMENDED.
Simple and elegant. The citrus touches are well balanced and the cedar gives it that formal, neat air that you’re looking for.
Brilliant. Restful and calm like a quiet summer. The iris and talc notes dominate everything. Longevity is brutal, lasting up to 36 hours on clothes. I detect more cedar and vetiver than neroli, which I love because it’s dry and neat without being as brash as other woody scents (though I hate vetiver, here it’s well balanced). It’s more floral-woody; I barely notice the incense. The iris and talc devour everything. It’s persistent and discreet: wonderful, but sometimes heavy. Being so discreet, you almost only smell it yourself, like a luxurious secret. I associate it with summer due to that strange freshness I can’t quite place, although the warmth of the cedar and amber could work well in winter. Best for formal or semi-formal occasions, not for buying bread. Better for day than night. Pros: longevity and dryness. Cons: that powdery scent that lingers on the palate by the end of the day and is annoying. Brilliant, but be careful not to overuse it.
My favourite fragrance for everyday wear. Perfect for eating out, grabbing a coffee, going to the pub or shopping. Also works brilliantly at work if your budget allows, which in my case it doesn’t. Smells clean and soapy, yet you can tell it’s perfume. Fresh, discreet, with acceptable longevity and a soft trail. A thousand times better than Prada L’Homme.
Smells like fresh laundry, super clean and discreet, but it fades in a jiffy and the price is ridiculous. For a quarter of the cost, you can get the same thing at Yodeima (the Different line) without breaking the bank.
What a beautiful perfume, elegant masculine iris… rich floral, I love it. I have three years with an EDT bottle and I think it has tremendous quality. A tremendous fresh carry of neroli with floral vetiver.
Wonderful fragrance. My favourite for now. Iris, neroli and talc. Clean but dressing. I’d have a Prada Infusion d’homme transfusion if I could always smell like this. 10 out of 10. I discover myself in some moments smelling myself. Intoxicating but extremely elegant.
🔎👃🏻 MY SCENT 👃🏻🔍 10/10, I lack words to describe this masterpiece that conveys so much to me. It is familiar, elegant, neat, comforting, it gives me peace, calm, and balance. It has almost everything I value most in a perfume; I feel it is mine and those who love me too. Discontinued and ‘replaced’ by Infusion d’Iris Cedré, which smells very, very, very similar, to be honest, but slightly decaffeinated. Fortunately, I still have 200ml. A 10. And I will not tire of saying it, Prada is Prada. 🔝 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
🔎👃🏻 MY SCENT 👃🏻🔍 10/10. I lack words to describe how it deserves to be. It’s familiar, elegant, tidy, comforting. It brings me peace, calm, balance. It has almost everything I value most. I feel it’s part of me and those who love me too. Discontinued and ‘replaced’ by Infusion d’Iris Cedré, which smells very similar, but they’ve decaffeinated something. Luckily I have 200ml. A 10. And I won’t tire of saying it, Prada is Prada. 🔝 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
I have waited to write about this fragrance until I had the last drops of the last bottle I possessed on my skin. In 2015 I bought this fragrance for the first time on the incipient Amazon Mexico platform; I was in high school and convinced myself to buy it based on reviews I read on this site about its peculiar talc-like aroma, a type of scent that attracts me even in more robust fragrances, such as Dior Homme Intense, which I also use. I finished my first 200 ml bottle, and it was not until 2019 that I had a reunion with it. Since during that four-year span I was experimenting and discovering fragrances to know which was mine, after this process, my intuition told me I had to turn my gaze back to Infusion d’Homme, that it was for me… rather, that it was a reflection of me. I ordered a magnificent 400 ml bottle of this fragrance, not knowing it would be the beginning of my addiction to this elixir for more than a year uninterruptedly; I readquired it several times (one 400 ml bottle plus, and three 100 ml bottles), as I am a person who applies perfume generously. Unfortunately, this addition has become unaffordable for my budget. Since the only place where it is possible to buy this fragrance now is on eBay, at exorbitant prices worthy of the most eccentric collectors. Now, I will proceed to describe the fragrance… Have you seen the painting ‘Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera’ by Watteau? Infusion d’Homme smells exactly to the vibe that evokes that work; it smells to the midday sun of a warm spring. To a pristine white shirt you put on when you finish bathing. To Lirio bar soap. To hair playing in the wind in the light of the sunset. To youth viewed with nostalgia. When applied to the skin it is sparkling, vibrant, it feels like the aldehydes of Chanel Nº5. It quickly settles into a sublime, exquisite, luxurious talc: a firm base of powdery iris holds at the bottom, while floral and citrus notes follow giving it life. I do not share the extended view that there is about it being a ‘clean’ or ‘office’ fragrance. It goes much further than being a simple Godínez perfume. Among the people I frequent, it was common to receive compliments; ‘your perfume smells delicious, which one do you use?’, ‘you smell clean’… regardless of others’ opinion, it is a unique fragrance for me, because it is a fragrance I feel as mine, as an extension of my being –plus, at least in western Mexico, it is not that common, I have not met anyone else who uses it, this gives it the plus of exclusivity–. There were days that even being totally alone at home, I used it. It became an extract of my personality. It is for this reason that it transcends the labels of ‘I love it’ or ‘I like it very much’. Now it is lamentable to see how this jewel, which with all frankness I consider the only work of Art I have known in perfumery, disappears on my skin. Remaining out of my reach. I am idealistic in thinking that Prada will relaunch it in the future, or present it in a commemorative edition. Otherwise, I will miss it with great appreciation for being part of me in this stage of my life; I imagine perceiving it ten years later down the street, bringing to my mind so many moments and so many special people. Thank you Prada. Thank you Infusion d’Homme.
I waited to write this until I had the last drops of the last bottle. I bought it in 2015 on Amazon Mexico, in high school, convinced by reviews of its peculiar talc-like aroma, something that attracts me even in robust fragrances like Dior Homme Intense. I finished my first 200ml bottle and didn’t return until 2019. In those four years I experienced many fragrances and my intuition told me I had to return to Infusion d’homme, which was a reflection of myself. I ordered a large 400ml bottle not knowing it would be the start of my addiction for over a year. I re-acquired it several times (another 400ml and three of 100ml) because I perfume myself generously. Now it’s out of reach for my budget; it’s only available on eBay at exorbitant prices, worthy of eccentric collectors. Description: have you seen the painting ‘Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera’ by Watteau? It smells like that vibe, the warm midday spring sun. To an impeccable white t-shirt after a bath. To a bar soap Lily. To hair playing with the wind at sunset. To youth viewed with nostalgia. On skin it’s sparkling, vibrant, like the aldehydes of Nº5. It quickly settles into a sublime, luxurious talc: a firm powdery iris base, with floral and citrus notes that give it life. I don’t share the view that it’s ‘tidy’ or ‘office’. It goes beyond being a Godínez perfume. I received compliments: ‘smells so good’, ‘you smell clean’. It’s unique for me, an extension of my being. In western Mexico it’s not common, which gives it exclusivity. There were days I wore it only at home. It became an extract of my personality. It transcends labels. It’s lamentable to see how this jewel, the only work of art I know in perfumery, disappears. I’m idealistic thinking Prada will relaunch it. Otherwise, I’ll miss it. I imagine perceiving it ten years later down the street, bringing special moments to mind. Thanks Prada. Thanks Infusion d’homme.
Talc and soapy smell, clean. Totally unisex. If it’s discontinued, try the Yodeyma ‘Different’ imitation. It’s exactly the same. I love how eggy explains it in her review.
These are perfumes where you see the notes and cannot imagine the wonder it is. Much has already been said about this great fragrance; I will only add that I acquired it while I had around 70 fragrances, and it was simply unique. Now imagine a male alpha lumberjack with a beard, a checked shirt with the top three buttons undone, and red hair on his chest… that smells of Tobacco, Woods, Leather, and animal notes. Did you imagine it? Well… Prada Infusion d’Homme is the exact opposite: it is the man in a white shirt, sky blue, yellow, well-ironed, fresh, SUMMELY CLEAN AND IMMACULATE… immaculate to the utmost. Of class, delicate to the point of almost being metrosexual. If the lumberjack imposes himself… this is accepted with open arms. The lumberjack intimidates you, Prada Infusion smiles at you, and you fall. More or less that is the deal. For a casual and formal event in the morning… IT HAS NO EQUAL. Note, it is not a beast of projection or longevity, but I was surprised that it projects well for its 4 hours, and even at its 6 hours it still gives something. I wear it between clothes and skin, as it should be.
These are the perfumes where you see the notes and can’t imagine the wonder. Much has already been said; I’ll just add that I bought it with about 70 fragrances and it was unique. Imagine a macho alpha man, bearded, lumberjack, plaid shirt, three buttons open, red hair on the chest… smelling of tobacco, woods, leather and animal notes. Did you picture it? Prada Infusion d’homme is the exact opposite: it’s the man in the white, sky blue, yellow shirt, well-ironed, fresh, EXTREMELY CLEAN AND TIDY. Tidy to the max. Classy, delicate, almost metrosexual. If the lumberjack imposes himself, this is accepted with open arms. The lumberjack intimidates you; Prada Infusion smiles at you and you fall. Something like that is the deal. For casual and formal events in the morning… IT HAS NO RIVAL. Note, it’s not a beast in terms of longevity, but I was surprised it projects well for its 4 hours and at 6 hours it still gives something. I wear it between clothes and skin, as it should be.
Infusion d’homme, iris and cedre are three very similar perfumes. The differences lie in subtle nuances, not in the notes but in the feeling. The original is clean, elegant, softly talc-like and unisex with a feminine tendency. To attract the more reluctant male public, they released the homme with a certain ‘dryness’ and woody notes. Another masterpiece by Daniela. The cleanliness, the tidiness, and that freshly ironed clothes smell enchant those who don’t like loud perfumes. It has good performance and constant projection. It generates many compliments and gives great pleasure to the wearer. Its discontinuation has led to unjustified prices, especially when cedre is identical at 90%. For me, any of them is a wonder. Although it’s for spring/summer and day, it can be worn all year. A 10.
What a wonder, I just bought it at a good price. I hesitated because it didn’t convince me on the paper, but after two days on skin, I had no doubts. It’s a soft yet addictive and relaxing scent. I will buy another bottle. It’s the ideal complement for a well-ironed white shirt on a Monday to start the week at the office.
I bought it because of Prada L’homme Intense. I wanted to know how the first Prada with iris felt, the one that started all this clean, soapy trend. It is one of the cleanest fragrances out there; it smells like freshly laundered white sheets. It’s super versatile; I’d wear it as a ten-year-old or a forty-year-old. I’d recommend it if the price is right; I wouldn’t pay more than $100 for 100ml, as you can find something better at that price, even L’homme has more character. If you collect and it’s discontinued, yes, I recommend it. The bottle is beautiful; I just wish the cap weighed more.
Bought it blindly and for the price. Smells clean, like delicious talc. Soft floral and makes you feel happy. Dries well, but the first spray sends hordes of cotton to your nose. An 8, almost 8.5. Very lovely.