Another Creed fragrance that is extremely complex. I read some reviews that said it is unisex, but I feel it is too flowery on me. It seems to inspire either a love or a hate reaction from other rev...

Calling all chypre lovers! This is a glorious floral green chypre. I get an undercurrent of iris in the initial topnotes, as a quiet earthy scent, but this fades out in the drydown. Notes from Creed...

I had quite a similar experience to Filmart below, so I will not go through it again - needless to say, with my chemistry, this turned into a sharp, green powdery mess. YMMV.

A classic green-floral chypre. It has a nicely bitter opening but then gets that musty soapiness that older chypres often have (or maybe I just associate it with soap because it reminds me of somethin...

Yuck, I'm so disappointed as I have always hear Creed is the Best, but this is my first sample and Yuck.. thats all I can say...Nursing Home smell... Yuck..

On me this smells EXACTLY like urine! Sorry, but it does - and it's the same colour too. As I'm approaching senility faster than I like, I think this is a smell I should be trying to avoid as long as ...

A very green and old musty smell. I find it difficult to believe that the beautiful and vibrant Sophia Loren loves this fragrance.

I felt so embarrassed at NM when testing this fragrance. Irisia is described by Creed as: "A heady floral mix of iris, tuberose and violet over a citrus heart of bergamot from Calabria and Sicilian m...

Maller's associations with 60's icons are appropriate-I believe this was created in the 1960's for Sophia Loren. It is a green chypre. It starts out with a blast of bergamont, which is swiftly follo...

Irisia is a heavy woody-iris fragrance. It starts off quite sharp on me but after about ten minutes begins to settle down into a heady iris, quite sweet, perfumey and dense. I cannot detect any vio...