Cirrus Parfum
Enforced Modesty
Enforced Modesty
The vibe is a twilight stroll through a garden, thick with sprawling green fig trees and lilac. There are ancient-looking marble busts and statues dotting the property in various levels of decay. The air is thick, sweet, and somewhat humid. You come to a life-sized classical nude, posed pouring water from a vase in to the earth below. Covering their nakedness, someone before you has stuck a fig leaf to their pelvis with a bit of the plant's natural latex.
Notes: Fig leaf, ripening fig, marble, laurel wreaths, purple lilac, ivy, green mandarin, and creeping thyme
This fragrance was inspired by the fig leaf campaign of Pope Benedict XVI in which it was decided that nudity in art was not morally acceptable. Famously this resulted in many statues, particularly male nudes having their genitals covered with plaster fig leaves and/or being chiseled off entirely.
In an interesting twist, the Vatican kept most of the removed phalluses and there is now a team of scholars in Italy that are working to match the stray wieners with their original owners, thereby restoring art that was vandalized by the church in the name of Christian propriety.
Ingredient Information
Featured Natural Ingredients
Featured Natural Ingredients
Laurel Leaf EO, Light Patchouli EO, Virginia Cedarwood EO, Linalool (natural), Black Tea Extract, Atlas Cedarwood EO, Thyme EO, Tobacco Absolute, Vetiver EO
Featured Synthetic Ingredients
Featured Synthetic Ingredients
Timbersilk, Phenyl Ethyl Alcohol, Helvetolide, Cashmeran, Gamma Octalactone, Hydroxycitronellal, Coumarin, Ambrofix, Stemone, Ethyl Vanillin, Hedione HC, Geosmin,
Potential Allergens
Potential Allergens
Hydroxycitronellal, Linalool, Limonene, Coumarin, Isoeugenol, Eugenol, Cinnamyl Alcohol
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I am in love with this fragrance! It’s green, herbal, with a light very light sweet powdery note from the lilac, perfect for summer and just what I was looking for. It’s unique and a lovely scent.
Very clean and green, just not my scent preference.
This fragrance is like nothing I’ve ever smelled. It’s at once creamy, dense, green, fresh, floral, and a bit sweet. I don’t get much or any fruitiness from the fig (which I wish was more dominant), but I do get a cool, creaminess that might be the lactonic aspect of the fig Zoey might’ve been going for. I do wish there was some sort of citrus or other punchy note to balance the creaminess out the cool creaminess of the fragrance.
It’s an incredibly interesting fragrance that was very challenging to wrap my brain and nose around. I’ll be picking up a larger size for the warmer weather.
Pretty good!
This feels like standing on a mountain ridge just after dawn. Blooming heathers and laurels cling to the rocky slope, still damp with morning dew. There’s a scraggly beauty to these low-growing plants. They’re wild, resilient, and quietly fragrant. Cool mountain air rushes past, carrying a light sweetness and a sedgey, green freshness that feels both clean and alive. The scent is restrained yet expansive, perfectly completing an already beautiful collection with its airy, alpine grace.
