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8.1 / 10 217 Ratings
A popular perfume by Xerjoff for women and men, released in 2007. The scent is floral-powdery. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Floral
Powdery
Fresh
Sweet
Creamy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
Italian lemonItalian lemon Orange blossomOrange blossom Violet leafViolet leaf
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Florentine irisFlorentine iris NeroliNeroli Bulgarian roseBulgarian rose White blossomsWhite blossoms
Base Notes Base Notes
Bourbon vanillaBourbon vanilla CedarwoodCedarwood MuskMusk Haitian vetiverHaitian vetiver

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
8.1217 Ratings
Longevity
7.5185 Ratings
Sillage
6.8181 Ratings
Bottle
8.6174 Ratings
Value for money
6.056 Ratings
Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 08/26/2025.
Interesting Facts
The fragrance was part of the collection Shooting Stars.

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What the fragrance is similar to
Infusion d'Iris (Eau de Parfum) (2007) by Prada
Infusion d'Iris (2007) Eau de Parfum
Infusion d'Iris (Eau de Parfum) (2015) by Prada
Infusion d'Iris (2015) Eau de Parfum
Infusion d'Iris (Eau de Toilette) by Prada
Infusion d'Iris Eau de Toilette
Infusion d'Iris Absolue by Prada
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Iris & Lady Moore by Jo Malone
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10 in-depth fragrance descriptions
BertolucciK

12 Reviews
BertolucciK
BertolucciK
Helpful Review 3  
Powdery - White Flowers - Musk
Ibitira starts very fresh with lemon and a green smell. After some minutes, the floral accords start to appear. It's very powdery, the iris is beautiful.
In the dry down, the musk is very noticeable, with the cedarwood.
Ibitira is very well blended, but it is almost just a skin scent, a fresh-floral and powdery scent.
It is much more suitable for a woman but a man can pull it easily.
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DalilaB

26 Reviews
DalilaB
DalilaB
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Powdery Iris
When I started my perfume journey, I actively avoided iris. Prada infusion d’iris and Prada femme were my silver bullets. I loved white flowers but adored rose based perfume. Fast forward few years, I own few iris perfumes and live a good iris fragrance. Ibitira opens up very fresh, though it’s hard to tell what notes I am smelling. Then, it moves to a super floral, creamy centre where iris is the main note (to my nose). I get a clean soapy vibe from the fragrance and it feels quite light, airy and refreshing. I can hardly smell the vanilla so I would definitely recommend this if gourmands are not your cup of tea. Finally, It is reminiscent of Irisss from the 17/17 collection without the price tag.
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ClaireV

969 Reviews
ClaireV
ClaireV
1  
Italianate iris
Ibitira is a beautiful, rather Italian take on the iris-rose-jasmine combination popularized in the French classics such as Chanel No. 5. And truth be told, I prefer the Italian take. Ibitira takes out the central section of florals, shaves off the aldehydes, and adds some Italian sunshine in the form of lemons, bergamot, and fresh green violet leaves. Polished floral luxury, but serene and smiling.

The Florentine iris really shines here - no powder, just an electric shock of bitter rootiness, like green leather or the sound of two silver spoons clashing against each other. For a second, it reminds me of the citrusy, fresh iris in Prada Infusion d'Iris. It powers through on that iris identity for a good few hours before sliding in to rest in a huge pink rose note and a greenish jasmine.

I really like that the fragrance retains a cool, classical feel while also smelling utterly, clearly, incontrovertibly of the separate flowers that went into it. This is not the golden abstraction of Joy or Chanel No. 5. The base takes a turn towards orientalism, and for me, something of the silvery sheen of the iris is lost in the bustle. A dryish, powdery amber moves in, and combined with the almond-like tones in the heart, I am reminded of the beautiful Mona di Orio Musc, which also combines heliotrope, rose, and iris with white musk, creating an almost crunchy, dry ice effect in the drydown.

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QuercusAlbus

72 Reviews
QuercusAlbus
QuercusAlbus
0  
Musky-Orrisey Perfume Uno
Blind-bought this 'fume fræ Notino, as they still had some of the pre-repackaging bottles (the tapering oblong ones), which they were selling at a substantially reduced, but still very high, price. Got it home, squirted some on cardboard - thought "doesn't seem a very big deal really". Intraspired @ it again a couple of days later - thought "at least it's got good tenacity". Decided to restrain myself fræ prematurely giving it a run-out: I didn't want to spoil the experience; as there was a whispering in my mind to the effect that, though it didn't ¯wow¯ me, it was actually thoroughly excellent; and besides I'd thitherto always taken extremely well to Xerjoff 'fumes, although I had always been able to tell my liking instantly.

Anyway, today I decided was the time for giving it its excurration (run-out): gave myself a generous few spritzes of it, resolutely entering into my best zen-like, °ain't no thing° state of mind; carefully let the 'fume come to me in its own time, not chasing after it or grasping at it & all that - blah blah etc: then ... it did come to me and ... oh my Wotan-Iluvatar-Primeumaton!! Whence be this sublime heavenly düft wherewithal I be presently espargenomenon!!?

Well, it lived up to my best expectations, as uw have possibly gathered, if uw can decypher the exclamations of rapture. This is one ^seriously^ gorgeous 'fume!

It is very much a musky-orrisey 'fume - a synergy of two of my °swoon-factor-11° notes. It seems to be a characteristic of Xerjoff 'fumes that they contain a musk that is sheerly °to die for°, and this 'fume does not let that mark down in the slightest degree.

There is a 'fume that this one mickle remindeth me of, actually, and that is ~Eclix~ by Tiziana Terenzi - another decidedly musky-orrisey 'fume.

I've just had a look @ the notes-list herein; and I see that orris is not listed, whereas iris ^is^. Still, I've gathered that it's quite common for orris to get y-lumpèn along with iris, ~iris~ being an °umbrella term° comprising both. Speaking more strictly though, I do aver that it's orris rather than iris.
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DonJuanDeCat

746 Reviews
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DonJuanDeCat
DonJuanDeCat
Top Review 27  
Not a Scent for Dirty Birds
Hello my dear scent sniffers and welcome to my commentary on Ibitira from the Shooting Stars collection by XerJoff. The first question that most people might ask about fragrances (of course, aside from how the scent smells) would probably be what the name could mean or what it’s about. According to the description, the scent is supposed to speak the "language of flowers," which, personally, I couldn't say a word about due to my lack of botanical knowledge :D
It is said to exude an aura made up of a great variety, but also rare and mysterious flowers or elements. That sounds nice and all, but let’s see how it actually smells!

The term Ibitira is also supposed to appear in meteorites, but researching this was a bit cumbersome, as over 90% of all search results refer to this fragrance, which means that more and more people are slowly becoming fragrance freaks, yes yes… :D
If this continues, it will be hard to find anything on Google and Co. without landing on 100 fragrance pages or blogs, just because at some point someone named their scent after something specific like an object, element, or place :D

Be that as it may, the scent is, as I hinted in my title, not for people who like clean and soapy fragrances, but more on that later. Now, let’s get to the scent!

The Scent:
The scent starts off very powdery and slightly sweet. This is the "work" of the violets, which radiate a beautifully sweet-powdery and floral aura, but one could also think of an iris right from the start. And as some have already mentioned: Yes, the beginning does indeed remind one of Prada’s "Infusion d'Iris." Shortly thereafter, you can smell lemons, which give the fragrance a nice freshness. However, this doesn’t last long, so the scent returns to a more powdery aura and again reminds one of the Prada fragrances. This is also accompanied by a feeling of cleanliness as the scent begins to smell a bit soapier and cleaner.
Here too, you can smell orange blossoms or neroli like in the Prada scent, albeit with less intensity.
The scent essentially remains as described above until the end, smelling consistently clean and pure, and thus quite nice.

The Sillage and Longevity:
The sillage is okay, not very weak, but not particularly strong either; one would need to smell it up close for a while. The longevity is quite good, as I could still smell the fragrance on my skin after eight to ten hours (although by the late hours, it had indeed become quite weak).

The Bottle:
The bottle is once again very beautiful to look at. The flacon is slightly bulging and has a rectangular metal plaque with the brand's logo on the front. The brand name is engraved on the golden neck, and the cap, shaped somewhat like the crowns of Lower Egypt, sits on top. I really like the bottle!

Conclusion:
Okay, so I really liked the scent, as it reminds me most of some Prada fragrances, especially "Infusion d'Iris" (whether the old or the new scent). The fragrance is very soft and powdery, which most people might enjoy. However, what some might not like so much is the slightly soapy, clean component of the scent, which indeed smells quite clean. And exactly this characteristic of a fragrance might not be liked by some, either because they don’t want to be reminded of soap due to hygiene measures during the Corona pandemic or simply because they are fundamentally dirty birds or "Dreckspatzen," with the latter reason being more likely, he he (but hey, regardless of whether they are birds or sparrows, they are all cute after all :D).

In any case, the scent is definitely worth a look for those who do enjoy such fragrances. For those who have Prada's Infusion d'Iris or similar scents, it might be less worthwhile since it is quite similar to those mentioned fragrances.

For me, by the way, the scent is an all-rounder, but with a tendency for warmer days, which could be worn both at work (I think, in low doses, it won’t bother anyone, and even if you were to bathe in it, you would at least smell freshly showered :D), as well as in leisure time. Alone for going out, it might be a bit unspectacular.

Well, that’s it for now! Have a nice evening, stay hygienically mindful and clean, and see you soon :)
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Very beautiful floral powder. To the opinion of resemblance to Prada Iris, I fully agree, but at the same time I would like to say not.
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Quite unusual for this brand, we have a delicate floral, slightly powdery scent here, soft as a veil. One of the best XerJoffs.
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Florence in April
Delicate sunny orange blossoms
Green musk clouds
Heaven blue powdered frescoes
In the cloister of Santa Prada di Infusione d'Iris
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Floral powder accompanied by subtle musk. Quite okay.
But in this price range, I just expect more. Too uninspired for me.
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The meteorite passes by wonderfully.. from the tail, Prada's Infusion d'Iris trickles down
Xerjoff makes it softer, Prada more affordable..
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Powdery iris with a hint of citrus sprinkles & calm white flowers settle on a vanilla-musk base. Delicate XerJoff light.
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7 years ago
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Difference to Infusion d'Iris - no matter which????
1. Bottle
2. Price !!!!
3. Name
Otherwise totally identical.
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5
Starts with a herbal, dry lavender, a hint of mothball aroma.
Creamy development with a subtle echo of the opening.
Good, but unusual!
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A beautiful scent that washes over me like soft light. Iris & violet on vetiver & vanilla. It really resembles Prada's Infusions.
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The meteorite brought a soft iris mist to Earth. Powdery, with a hint of sweetness. Freshness of lemons. Delicate flowers. Creamy. Elegant.
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