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ÔIKB

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Santi Burgas
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Santi Burgas
4.35 de 5
224 votos

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Descripción

ÔIKB by Santi Burgas is a spicy oriental fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2016, the nose behind this creation is Santi Burgas.

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Cuándo llevarla (votos)

  • Invierno 34%
  • Primavera 27%
  • Verano 5.5%
  • Otoño 34%
  • Día 46%
  • Noche 54%

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  • Salida Sin dato
  • Corazón Sin dato
  • Base Sin dato

Comunidad

224 votos

  • Positivo 86%
  • Neutral 7.1%
  • Negativo 6.7%

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22 reseñas

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  • Olfactory Memories

    DIFFERENT AND ATTRACTIVE. A magnificent creation by Santi Burgas based on my favourite note, iris. It ended up on my shelf after I tried it. The iris is prominent, but watch out: it’s not the Dior lipstick nor the soapy Prada version. Here it’s a subtle blend of both, with more body, led by a style reminiscent of Masque Milano’s L’attesa: a buttery, unctuous, dense and captivating iris that embraces all the notes. When it marries with our pituitary, a plush leather appears, slightly animalic and delicious, without making a fuss, accompanied by nutmeg, lavender and tonka. I don’t notice many changes, but it doesn’t need them, as it’s enjoyed from start to finish. Performance is up to scratch: medium/high projection and 8 to 9 hours longevity. I see it as unisex, perfect for cool/cold climates and special occasions. Iris lovers, I don’t know what you’re waiting for. Bravo Santi, again. 5 stars.

  • To start by saying it’s not my usual style, but that doesn’t make it bad. The opening is very peculiar, nothing like others, reminding me of when I was a child at the camping site. I’m not sure if it’s the caravan, the advance, or something beach and pool-related… something plastic. Then come soft suede notes, like a talc lipstick, settling with tonka and lavender. It’s neither sweet nor dry; it’s creamy. It’s potent, so I recommend being careful with the sprays and using it in cooler weather; in the heat, it could become overwhelming. It hovers between masculine and feminine, perhaps leaning slightly towards the latter.

  • As a first impression, I’m not sure if I see myself wearing it… for now, it’s more of a ‘no’ haha. It doesn’t seem like an easy perfume, but the performance with just two sprays is excellent. The iris, especially at first, smells vegetal, almost like carrot. As it dries down, a smoky ambered tonka takes the lead, with a strange background note, perhaps an animalic touch. It has brilliance and presence, but because it has character, it’s not for everyone. I recommend trying it at least.

  • Fraganceando_madrid

    For me, the best perfume by Santi Burgas and that’s saying a lot. Iris, leather and lavender with very integrated animalic tones. It seems elegant, original, different and versatile. It’s spectacular. It feels like high quality, niche perfumery with a clear idea. The performance is superb. If you like these notes, you’ll be fascinated. It’s one of those perfumes that I like more and more every day and climbs up my personal top list.

  • Fraganceando_madrid

    For me, the best perfume by Santi Burgas and that is saying a lot. Iris, leather and lavender with very integrated animalic tones. It seems elegant, original, different and versatile. It is spectacular. It feels of high quality, niche perfumery with a clear idea. The performance is superb. If you like these notes, you will be fascinated. It is one of those perfumes that I like more and more every day and climbs up my personal top list.

  • aarroyo73

    Ever since I tried it at a tasting early this year, I have loved it. That iris note is very different from the Gentleman series. It has great longevity and projection. It has given me many compliments, but above all, it puts me in a good mood. Now it is one of my favourites.

  • jerry drake

    Everyone has their own tastes and that is normal. Sometimes we deny the truth because we believe ourselves to be impartial, but this fragrance is beautiful. An iris that makes me dream. They have gone too far here. OIKB is an ode to the iris: persistent, rich, creamy and buttery, almost cuttable. It gives me well-being, I feel good with myself, happy and shining in the light. Santi Burgas’s hand is powerful, never light. The softness of the iris warms up and stays on the skin with lavender and spices, although the latter seem short to me. A slight animalic touch rounds off the blend, mitigating the exuberance of the blue flower. It remains a poetic iris, one that calms and transports to a world of light and magic, without that typical melancholy. If you love this note, it is a must. Great work and superior performance. Applause.

  • The iris is difficult to work with. Santi Burgas offers here a woody and earthy proposal. It does not follow the sweet line of Dior or Valentino, nor the floral of Crivelli. The cedar makes the iris feel dry, without that typical buttery touch. From the spray, it smells of pure wood; the lavender and spices lift the dry down without standing out. I do not notice animalic touches or leather. If there is coumarin, it is minimal, and in the dry down a pinch of vanilla gives a creamy touch. The Timberol or similar adds an amber character. It is a good perfume, correct and sober, but it lacks the charm of other irises. Regards.

  • Bought it blind on commission from a friend in Spain and it did not disappoint. It outshines Dior Homme Intense and Parfum a thousand times. A work of art, an animalic opening that doesn’t suffocate but shouts ‘old man, here I am’. A subtle leather and a charming iris, nothing made up. This iris is the master of the night if it were music. Use it responsibly: two sprays are enough for a brutal projection; people say it’s noticeable at two metres. Clothes soak it up, you wash them, and it still smells like OIKB. A shrewd purchase.

  • The opening is very green; at first, I thought I’d been given a cat instead of a hare with the decant. It couldn’t be; I must have misread the notes. Now I believe that green comes from the leather or a note not listed on Fragrantica. That strident sensation lasts briefly before the scent settles. There, I began to relax. Then, as it dried, the sweetness of the tonka shone through, very pleasing, though it loses a bit of originality by treading commercial ground. It’s like a fine blend of niche and designer. Other reviews highlight the animalic note, and it’s true, you notice it if you think about it, but it’s well-mixed and not intrusive. It’s one of those perfumes where I can’t identify the notes, but it wins me over little by little until it hooks me. Much of the credit goes to that charming little creature called the civet. It piqued my curiosity, so I looked online about that note: hyraceum, or African stone, the animal essence of petrified urine from the Cape Civet. As for performance, it’s very correct with good sillage. I see it as versatile. A good perfume if you can handle the opening, which is a bit challenging. It’s not cheap, so I recommend trying before buying… and trying it, because it has nothing to do with other iris perfumes I’ve known.

  • The opening is very green; at first I thought they had passed me off a cat for a hare with the decant. It couldn’t be; I had formed a wrong idea seeing the notes. Now I think that green comes from the leather or some note not listed on Fragrantica. That strident sensation lasts little and the scent settles. There I began to calm down. Later, as it dried, the sweetness of the tonka shone through, very pleasant, although there it loses a bit of originality by approaching commercial territory. One could say that Oikb is a good blend of niche and designer. Other reviews highlight the animalic touch and it’s true, it’s noticeable if you think about it, but it’s well mixed and doesn’t bother. It’s one of those perfumes where I can’t identify the notes or it takes me a while, but they gradually win me over and in the end they hook me… and undoubtedly much of the blame lies with that friendly little animal called civet. I was curious about it so I searched online about that note: ‘The civet, or African stone, is an animal essence used in perfumery. Produced by the Cape Civet, a small mammal from South Africa with the appearance of a large rodent. Civet is the urine rich in pheromones of members of a colony, always deposited in the same place. After centuries, the urine petrifies and takes the form of a dark brown stone.’ Regarding performance, it is very correct with a good trail. I also see it as versatile. A good perfume undoubtedly if you can handle the opening, which is a bit challenging. On the other hand, it’s not cheap, so I recommend trying before buying… and I recommend trying it because, another thing I forgot to mention, it has absolutely nothing to do with other iris perfumes I’ve known.

  • Brutal scent, impossible to unravel. Everything blends so seamlessly that nothing clashes. The iris dominates from start to finish, yet it’s unlike any iris I’ve tried before. I detect tonka bean, a touch of animalic, and a fortified nuance. The feeling is of unresolved sexual tension: the sexual edge is palpable without exploding, all very balanced and calm, transporting me to that familiar scene. Let it be so. It’s the magic of perfume: without overdoing it, there’s so much substance. Nighttime, mature, for formal occasions and only in colder months. Not a beast mode, but it performs well without being overpowering. Buy it, though I wouldn’t have without trying; it’s brilliant.

  • A tremendous scent. I find it a world away to break down the notes; they are so well integrated that nothing clashes. The iris, which is predominant, shows the entire development, but it feels different from everything I’ve tried. I detect tonka bean, an animalic touch and an accorded nuance. My impression is like an unresolved sexual tension. The sexual aspect is perceived without being unleashed, and it feels like a well-balanced, calming fragrance that transports me to that familiar scene. And may it continue. This is the magic of perfume; without crossing lines, there is so much content here. Nighttime, mature, for formal occasions and to avoid only heat. It’s not beast mode, it performs well although it doesn’t stand out. I would buy it, or rather, I wouldn’t buy it without trying. But it must be tried. It’s brilliant.

  • Hugo Cuenca

    I smelled it by chance and was surprised from the very first moment. I couldn’t distinguish the notes on the blotter, but it’s evident that it’s a very well-blended and rounded composition, with obvious quality. After a few days, I tried it on skin and the magic appeared. The opening is addictive: lavender with iris and the sweetness of tonka. It’s not a clean iris or a makeup scent; it’s a middle ground mixed with the aforementioned elements. After a few hours, the lavender fades and the leather emerges, with a slightly animalic touch—not very pronounced, but there—maintaining the sweetness and creaminess of the iris mixed with leather and a hint of spice. It’s as if the lavender spark disappears to let the leather dance with the other notes, which were noticeable from the start but weren’t the protagonists. It lasts more than 8 hours in terms of longevity and projection; although I don’t find it powerful, the feedback is that it’s noticeable at least 1.5 metres away for at least 3 hours. Undoubtedly one of my favourites, great quality, evolution and fair price.

  • Unmaskedfgr

    I agree with other reviews: it’s a more ‘vegetal’ iris, yet animalic, less feminine and more ‘raw’, setting it apart from repetitive iris scents like Dior, Prada, Givenchy or Narciso. It’s a very distinctive fragrance that’s impossible to miss, and women love it, perhaps especially those over 35 for its complexity and sophistication. It feels more masculine than unisex and more versatile than other iris-based scents. Comparing it to Dior Homme Parfum seems like a mistake; they’re quite different. The trail and longevity are brutal. Congratulations to this young perfumer!

  • I don’t usually enjoy perfumes with iris, but this one has made me reconsider. It’s elegant, delicious, and floral with a leather note that isn’t dirty. It’s not quite my favourite to buy a full bottle of, but it’s perfect enough to wear to the office occasionally.

  • Juliokine

    I really like Oikb for that underlying animal note which gives me energy, and the iris it carries. The sweetness of the tonka is very pleasing. It lasts a long time with just a few sprays and the quality/price is more than reasonable. 100% recommended.

  • I admit I’m an iris fan, so this is a perfumon. Perhaps I hadn’t encountered that iris mixed with the animalic spark it has here. I own Dior, Givenchy, Prada, and others, but this gives an extra kick. Lasts about eight hours on my skin. When dry, it settles into a cleaner tone without losing the little something that makes it stand out in my collection. I took advantage of a discount and jumped at it. Very happy with it.

  • I’m an iris lover, so this is a great perfume. Perhaps it didn’t have much iris mixed with that animal spark this one has. I own Dior, Givenchy, Prada and others, but this gives an extra kick. It lasts about eight hours on my skin; as it dries down it becomes cleaner without losing the little twist that makes it special in my collection. I grabbed it on a discount and I’m very happy so far.

  • One of my favourites that opened me up to ‘niche’. I was captivated when a sales assistant at Regia Perfumeries sprayed it on me. It’s deceptive: at first it seems fresh, green and woody, but after five minutes it turns lactonic, sweet, earthy, dirty and dark. This phase is mind-blowing. In the end, it settles into a vanilla, luminous and rich finish. The powdery iris sensation lasts about two hours. It’s a compliment magnet with beastly projection and trail. A few sprays can be overwhelming due to olfactory fatigue, so I alternate it. My partner loves it and calls it ‘wombat pee’ because of the civet tincture. It’s one of the iris scents I enjoy most and I’d take it to a deserted island.

  • Rorrovasquez

    At first, the sample didn’t grab me; I liked the iris but felt it lacked something. Months later, I tried it again and changed my mind: now I notice immense complexity and evolution. It’s a ‘crushed’ iris taken to another level—animal, green, and sweet, very innovative and superior to Dior, Givenchy or Prada. Performance is unbeatable: over 12 hours on easy-to-retain skin with brutal projection for the first five. It’s the best of my 60+ perfumes. Highly recommended; it has the vibe of a standout professional, making a presence without being overwhelming. If you come across it, try a decant. 10/10.

  • MarceloRossi

    Projection and longevity are absolutely beastly, lasting over 12 hours and noticeable from two metres away. It’s elegant yet perfect for everyday wear. It has an animal note that gives it character and smells muuuuch too good. One of my favourites.