Cirrus Parfum
Duomo
Duomo
An enveloping atmospheric inspired by my personal favorite building - the Milan Duomo. This blend uses frankincense frereana essential oil, a CO2 extract of myrrh, rose absolute, cedarwood, and amyris in the traditional church incense accord. It is powdery, spicy, dusty, and the tiniest bit smoky.
Notes: burning wafts of church incense, labdanum, dusty ancient stone corridors, papyrus, and campari on your breath
The Milan Duomo was under construction from the mid 1300's to the mid 1900's. It is enormous and every square inch is crowded with detail. When I had the opportunity to see this building in person for the first time, it felt like an enormous celebration to me. A bucket list item crossed off that I never dreamed possible. Before climbing the never ending stone staircases to the top of the roof, we toasted our good fortune at the Campari bar next door. I could still smell the Campari on your breath when you leaned over the marble wall and whispered "wow."
Ingredient Information
Featured Natural Ingredients
Featured Natural Ingredients
Frankincense EO, Bitter Orange EO, Myrrh CO2 Extract, Rose Absolute, Nagarmotha EO, Cedarwood EO, Oakmoss Absolute, Labdanum Absolute
Featured Synthetic Ingredients
Featured Synthetic Ingredients
Galaxolide, Cedramber, Timbersilk, Vertofix, Guiacol, Z11 MIP, Aldehyde C 12 MNA, Geosmin
Potential Allergens
Potential Allergens
Limonene
Linalool
Oakmoss extract
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I love this perfume so much, like genuinely so much. It brings me so much peace in my soul and my friends LOVED it too!! It’s such a personal thing and it’s incredible. Also i loved that I got a little sample with my purchase :)
smelling this just days after returning from Milan was jarring! this is a dead accurate interpretation of the combination of stone, incense, and warmth within the Duomo.
I had high hopes, its not bad but not for me. A bit too dusty.
Not for me had to scrub off
This isn’t what I would normally go for, but I’m glad I tried it! I’m by no means a scent expert, but when it first went on I got wafts of incense and it dried down to this really lovely peppery surprise. It’s not an every day scent for me personally, but I could see it being for special occasions, or something like a Pride party. The contrast of a scent that reminds me of the structure and heaviness of church combined with the bacchanalia of pride is so tempting. Maybe that’s the religious trauma talking. Definitely recommend at least a sample size!
