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Reviews of Zirh Ikon (2008)
by Zirh
- Availability: In Production
- Perfumer: Frank Voelkl
- Bottle Designer: Chad Lavigne
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  |  This is a smoky green ginger and woody vetiver fragrance. It's familiar yet different. I can't quite figure it out. It's like a softer and less powdery Gucci Envy for Men and a less creamy Nemo with a cedarwood and vetiver base like Rochas Lui but not as woody, more soapy but not sticky soapy. Strange but in a good way. For those who like the afore mentioned fragrances as well as something like Bois du Portgual. or Obsession for Men but would like something softer and inoffensive for casual wear.09 December 2008 |
 | I like this. It is a medium-weight spicy incense. A bit rich but not sweet or heavy. I like the incense notes, and I love the woody cedar dry-down. Not radical or distinctive, and not the driest incense out there. It is smooth and attractive, a good introduction to an incense fragrance. 21 October 2008 |
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