Infusion d' Iris - Eau de Parfum

For the girls !!!

Such a beautiful long lasting scent, it’s intense and has a beautiful longevity so you’re always getting compliments on this one. It’s such a sweet woody dry down it’s lovely with such classy packaging

Good smell scent doesn’t last long at all

I bought this product it has unique smell too bad it doesn’t last long very disappointing for the price

Prada

Gorgeous smell I am in love with this prada perfume I like how simple the bottle is too and it last for ages I would most definitely recommend this to others

Best parfume

Its has perfect sense, i am in love with this parfum.beat gift for myself i have ever bought.girls all need this parfum lets try it its not dissaponted

It doesn't last very long.

This brand of perfume I used before the same brand, smells amazing take long time to get rid of the smell. Now it’s the same brand but it doesn’t smell the same way I don’t like anymore this brand of product.

Good

Prada Infusion d'Iris Eau de Parfum feels like stepping into a cool, quiet gallery first thing in the morning: spacious, clean, airy, and impeccably polished rather than loud or attention‑seeking. On my skin it reads as a soft veil of powdery iris, tender florals, and pale woods that gives an almost "my skin but fresher and more elegant" effect instead of a typical perfumey cloud. It is the fragrance I reach for when I want to smell put‑together, intelligent, and calm, without broadcasting anything obviously sweet or sexy. On first spray, I get a gentle, slightly sparkling citrus‑green lift - a mix of mandarin brightness and a soft, leafy, almost anise‑like greenness that feels like crushed stems in cool air. Almost immediately, the iris starts to unfurl: powdery, a little rooty, with that faintly "cosmetic" vibe that makes me think of high‑end face powder and a clean linen blouse rather than a bouquet of flowers. There is orange blossom threaded through the heart, which softens the iris and adds a subtle, creamy floral hum that keeps things from becoming too dry or austere. As it settles, the scent becomes smoother and more abstract - the sharp edges round off and what I mostly smell is a weightless cloud of iris, soft musk, and a hint of pale woods. The vetiver in the base shows up on my skin as a delicate, slightly bitter, dry greenness rather than anything smoky, giving the perfume a backbone while still feeling transparent. Even though this is labelled as an eau de parfum, it wears like a very refined, airy skin scent on me - never heavy, never dense, and certainly never cloying. The projection is modest: people close to me catch a soft, soapy‑iris haze, but it stays firmly in the "polite" category, more like clean skin and good grooming than obvious perfume. That subtlety is exactly what makes me comfortable using a generous number of sprays; if I go in with five or six, it still feels like a breathable veil rather than a cloud. Longevity is better than its delicacy suggests: on clothing and hair I easily get a full working day of presence, and on my skin it remains detectable for four to six hours, gradually sinking into an almost "second skin" impression. What changes over time is not so much the structure - it stays fairly linear - but the volume; it simply grows softer and smoother, like a photograph slowly fading into a pastel sketch. If you prefer bold, extroverted performance, this will likely feel too restrained, but for office days and close‑contact situations it is quietly perfect. Infusion d'Iris paints a very specific mood on me: calm, composed, slightly introspective, and undeniably refined. It smells like well‑cut light fabrics, tidy shelves, crisp white paper, and an organized mind - there is something almost meditative in how understated and controlled it feels. On days when I feel overwhelmed or overstimulated, reaching for this scent is like smoothing out crumpled thoughts; it quietly pulls everything together without demanding attention. Seasonally, it shines in spring and early autumn, but its weightless structure makes it wearable year‑round; in high heat it reads like cool, soapy skin, and in winter it offers a gentle, powdered comfort that never turns heavy. The bottle itself mirrors the juice perfectly: a clear, rectangular column with soft lines and a pastel‑greenish tint that feels almost pharmaceutical, saved from severity by Prada's classic label and a quietly luxurious cap. It looks like something that would live next to fine stationery and a glass of water rather than sequins and cocktails, and that understatement is very much part of its charm. Overall, Infusion d'Iris wears on me as an elegant, slightly soapy, powdery iris with green and woody facets that favors restraint over drama. It is not a flashy compliment magnet, but it delivers a sophisticated, "well‑bred" aura that makes me feel polished in the most effortless way, as if I simply wake up this clean and composed. If your idea of luxury leans toward quiet fabrics, minimal makeup, and subtle details, this fragrance fits that lifestyle almost perfectly.

A good powdery floral scent, that’s complex enough to feel like it’s different from the other scents out there. Scent isn’t as strong though, its definitely a kind of perfume where people would have to be very close to smell on you

Love It

It smells fresh & clean, would definitely recommend.

Love Prada

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] This perfume offers excellent quality, with a bold and intense scent that stands out from the very first spray. It works beautifully for many occasions—especially evenings, dates, or special events—though it can still be worn during the day if you enjoy stronger fragrances. Its versatility remains solid, adapting well to different seasons and styles. The sensation it leaves is powerful, confident, and attention-grabbing, creating a noticeable trail that lasts. The only real flaw is that, because of its strong projection, it can feel a bit overwhelming if applied too heavily, but overall it remains a striking and memorable fragrance.

Suitable for everyday wear or elegant settings whe

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] Soft to moderate. It doesn't overpower the space, but leaves a subtle and elegant trail. Suitable for everyday wear or elegant settings where you don't want an intrusive fragrance. If you appreciate a fragrance with a warm, woody base, a touch of spice, and a non-intrusive character, this scent will harmonize with your calm, elegant, and spiritual style.

[I received this product in exchange for my honest review] Infusion de Santal Chai is a beautifully soft and calming fragrance. The first spray gives a warm, creamy sandalwood note that feels smooth and comforting, almost like a cozy cup of chai. It has a gentle spiciness that blends perfectly with the woodiness, making it elegant without being overpowering. The scent is clean, airy, and sophisticated—very “Prada style.” It’s not heavy or sweet, but more of a refined, minimalist fragrance that sits close to the skin. Perfect for everyday wear, office wear, or moments when you want something subtle but luxurious. Longevity is moderate, and the dry-down becomes creamy, warm, and very soothing. Overall, it’s a classy, understated perfume that smells expensive and comforting at the same time. A great choice if you love soft sandalwood scents with a touch of spice.

Flawless since 2007

I will never wear another perfume. The scent of the makeup and hand cream is similar, so now I’m buying all that stuff, too…in love with this scent for nearly twenty years, since I was a kid. Clean, soft, and youthfully floral while still being elegant. Wish there was a soap! Smells like spring in a bottle.