
What it smells like
Spiced and powdery from the first spray, the carnation and clove open sharply together — almost medicinal, like crushed flower petals in a spice drawer. The heart softens as iris slides in, adding a cool, rooty dryness that pulls the whole thing into a quieter, more refined register. Cedar lifts through the mid-stage without going woody-heavy, and the dry-down is a clean musk with faint sweetness from the benzyl acetate. Projection is restrained; sillage stays close. — Best in cool spring or early fall, worn against skin where subtlety counts.
We haven't found a match for Les Infusions de Prada Oeillet that we can stand behind. These are the closest scents by shared notes that do have one.