Iris by Yodeyma bottle
Yodeyma

Iris

4.4/5 · 48 votes Feminine
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Fragrance notes

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Character

Longevity3.7/5
Sillage3.4/5
Day90
Night93
Fall100
Winter97
Spring59
Summer24
Our take

Jasmine opens the composition with a bright, slightly indolic floral lift that carries across a room without overwhelming the space. The white floral accord feels immediate and present, staying close to the skin for a long while before the bloom settles into something warmer. Orange blossom follows with a clean, honeyed petal tone that rounds out the sharp edges of the jasmine. The floral heart remains steady and visible on the skin for hours, moving through the day with a gentle, persistent presence that does not fade into the background.

White amber anchors the blend with a resinous, golden warmth that feels substantial against cooler air. The amber accord adds a faint animalic trace that gives the flowers a lived-in, skin-like quality rather than a polished salon finish. This base note holds the entire structure together, allowing the scent to linger on clothes and wrists through changing temperatures. The fresh accord weaves through the heavier notes, keeping the overall impression from becoming too dense or flat.

The fragrance suits someone who enjoys white florals with a warm, slightly untamed edge. It works well when the air feels crisp enough to see your breath, or when a gray sky hangs over a quiet street and a coat is still necessary. The jasmine and orange blossom feel at home in that kind of light, where the amber can radiate against the cold without feeling heavy or out of place.

The scent stays present through a long afternoon and into the evening, the white amber continuing to release its golden warmth while the jasmine and orange blossom drift upward in soft waves that remain easy to detect on the skin and on a scarf

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