Cirrus Parfum
Union St Crash
Union St Crash
Notes: Old books, cinnamon, and cognac with a spritz of lime - lightly colored with rich antique leather and a touch of cigar smoke wafting in from outside.
We were young, drunk, and reckless in Brooklyn. Losing our way and not really caring, when we found ourselves in a bar that seemed to also be a dimly lit library. It was filled with leather armchairs, chess boards, and row after row of old books.
I have no idea where we were exactly, but the sign on the corner read "Union St."
Ingredient Information
Featured Natural Ingredients
Featured Natural Ingredients
Nagarmotha EO, Dark Aged Patchouli EO, Lime EO, Sweet Orange EO, Labdanum Absolute, Vetiver EO, Pink Peppercorn EO, Tobacco Absolute, Cinnamon EO, Birch Tar
Featured Synthetic Ingredients
Featured Synthetic Ingredients
Ambergris T Oliffac, Exaltolide, Amyl Salicylate, Ambercore, Vanillin, Kephalis, Sampaquita Givco, Suederol
Potential Allergens
Potential Allergens
Limonene
Linalool
Farnesol
Cinnamyl alcohol
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Ive had this in my cart for a long time and finally pulled the trigger and omg im glad i did! I couldnt choose a favorite because i love them all! And the sillage is amazing! Got compliments all day long! Will be getting more from this house!
It starts with the Old Book accord, which has a very dusty-yet-delightable tinct to it, to the proceed deep into a cinnamony-leather. It certainly shines in cold weather or special occasions.
Parchment and smoke. I loved this smell. It evolved during the day but remained pleasant. Tried it in summer but this will be a rainy autumn scent for me.
A friend gave me a few samples of Cirrus to check out, and I was blown away - faced with the eternal struggle of “I can only get one, but I like all of them” - and settled on Union St. Crash. The vibes are matched by the artistry here, and that’s just such a wonderful part of enjoying fragrance: when smells and stories coalesce. I’m still getting to know the scent, but it is a really engaging smoky, spicy, boozy leather to my nose, and I love it. It reminds me of real memories I have, well before ever experiencing this perfume, and I appreciate it for that.
Creative and affordable. I love this house! Union St Crash smells vintage and modern at the same time. It's one of those well blended fragrances where its hard to tell where one note stops and anothwr starts
