Sisley Eau d’Ikar ~ new fragrance

Sisley Eau d'Ikar

Sisley will launch Eau d’Ikar, a new fragrance focused on mastic, in September. It is the brand’s first scent for men.

Eau d’Ikar is a woody floral; notes include bergamot, lemon, bitter orange, carrot seeds, iris, jasmine, white tea, herbs/spices, amber, sandalwood and vetiver.

Sisley Eau d’Ikar will be available in 50 and 100 ml Eau de Toilette. (via prime-beaute)

Update: see a review of Eau d’Ikar.

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  1. kaos.geo
    Posted on 27 June 2011

    well that is an ugly bottle!
    I don’t like the bottle or the typograhy…

    I love Eau de Campagne and Eau de Soir/Soir de Lune.

    I don’t think much of the 1,2,3 eaus.

    I will have it in my hands probably by december… so expect a mini review here! ;-)

    • Posted on 27 June 2011

      I am not loving that look either.

      I used to love Campagne, but last I smelled it, it was quite changed…more of a generic sport scent than it used to be. Boo hoo!

      • kaos.geo
        Posted on 28 June 2011

        I need to smell it again!
        I gave it to my partner as an anniversary present several years ago (I think 2005 or 2006) and I noticed that the “mossy” part was not as mossy as I recalled, but nonetheless very wearable…
        Will investigate!
        Cheers

        • Posted on 28 June 2011

          It has most definitely changed again, within the past 2 years or so. In 2005 & 2006 is just when I should have bought it.

          • moore
            Posted on 28 June 2011

            Robin, have you tried when it became a 100ml bottle instead of 122ml bottle as it always was? I think I know the old version and that’s soooo good, but the most pleasure notes run too fast. That cut-grass note is marvelous!

          • Posted on 28 June 2011

            I don’t know at all…have not kept track of the bottle sizes.

  2. Posted on 27 June 2011

    Mastic is a very beautiful note and the only other fragrance that I have found it in a key role is Aqua di Biela Ca Luna. I will be looking forward to reading more and sniffing.

    • Posted on 27 June 2011

      Bet Kevin will be trying this one too…

    • annemarie
      Posted on 27 June 2011

      There is also Mystra, by Aesop, which is an Australian niche brand which has gone international. Have a look at:
      http://www.aesop.com/shopuk/section.php?xSec=20&xPage=1

      I have some Mystra but like it only a bit. It is very dark. I think I have the EDT, which is not very long lasting, Would be worth trying the parfum, I think. .

      • Posted on 28 June 2011

        You mean they ship internationally? Last time I checked they didn’t and although I have found their body line in a couple of shops in Athens and Amsterdam they didn’t carry the perfumes.

    • Posted on 28 June 2011

      There’s also 06130 Lentisque.

      Mastic/Lentisque is related to the pistachio. I’m interested in sniffing this.

  3. Sniffit
    Posted on 27 June 2011

    Want!

  4. Posted on 28 June 2011

    Hmm the bottle and packaging don’t exactly say luxe nor inspire desire.

    • Posted on 28 June 2011

      They use a nice trick: the spray tubing has such optical properties that it is completely invisible inside the liquid. You have to look hard to see it. This gives it a very luxe feel. The abstract carvings is something they like at sisley.

      • moore
        Posted on 28 June 2011

        Yeah! This is also used at Eau du Soir and Voyage D’Hermès and that’s very nice!!!! But this bottle…

    • moore
      Posted on 28 June 2011

      It’s like Eau de Rochas Pour Homme flask!! I’ve heard: ” The better perfumes are on the worst bottles”. Maybe this can be true… ;)

  5. moore
    Posted on 28 June 2011

    This bottle, this box, uuugh! Hope the fragrance DO NOT be in conformity to the package. And that seems to be so pricey!!!! I like all the Sisley fragrances, although they don’t worth the price (excerpt for Eau du Soir). 1,2 and 3 eaus have so poor longevity; 1 and 2 are the better of the three for me.

  6. camille
    Posted on 30 June 2011

    This is intriguing to me: We’ve had several mastic trees in our yard, and I loved the scent when I had to trim them–green and fresh with a distinct warm nutty smell. I’d love to see what they’ve done with that wonderful scent in this fragrance!

  7. DDM
    Posted on 15 August 2011

    The bottle is much better than the image! Its very tactile, and of course has that very eclectic arty design. The D’Ornano’s are great lovers of art.

    The fragrance should not disappoint! I have smelled this fragrance and its warm but very fresh. Commercial with class!

  8. Kristiane
    Posted on 10 October 2011

    I am wearing this fragrance today! It really reminds me of the Mediterranean sunshine every time I spray – must be that mastic. What is interesting is that apparently it’s present in the top, heart and base notes and as such it comes through the whole time you wear it. I’m pretty new to fragrances so that might be stating the obvious but for me that characteristic makes it really clever, and delicious.

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