Frequently Asked Questions about Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani
What does Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani smell like?
Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani features top notes of Elemi, Mandarin Orange, and Violet Leaf, middle notes of Iris and Rose, and base notes of Cedarwood, Leather, and Vanilla.
Who created Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani?
Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani was created by Nelly Hachem-Ruiz.
When was Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani released?
Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani was released in 2020.
Cuir Zerzura by Giorgio Armani — Notes, Reviews & Ratings (2020)
I really love this fragrance. It's truly excellent. Not a vastly complex fragrance but a very nice leather accord in here, one with really smells like leather. Leather 'accuracy' or realism is not something I'm hang up on, like many accords an effects in perfumery it can be a broad church as can leather itself depended on type, where it's sourced, how it's treated/tanned etc...and I allow for a degree of creative license in achieving 'leather' in perfumery terms. This has the deep, buttery, unsweetened effect you get from creating it using orris/iris type materials but this is less cosmetic than a Dior Homme for instance. I didn't really get a lot from the top notes other than a very delicate nuance, transitioning base & mid hum, that this the general tonality of this perfume. I can't wait to try it again actually, it's not a hugely creative take, it's not particularly screaming innovation, it's a very good perfume, executed incredibly well and as much as I think the Armani prive line has always been good, I wasn't really expecting tto be so charmed by this.
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4 years ago
Cuir Zerzura, from Giorgio Armani was released in 2020. The perfumer behind this creation is Nelly Hachem-Ruiz. It has the top notes of Elemi, Mandarin Orange, and Violet Leaf, middle notes of Iris and Rose, and base notes of Cedarwood, Leather, and Vanilla.
I really love this fragrance. It's truly excellent. Not a vastly complex fragrance but a very nice leather accord in here, one with really smells like leather. Leather 'accuracy' or realism is not something I'm hang up on, like many accords an effects in perfumery it can be a broad church as can leather itself depended on type, where it's sourced, how it's treated/tanned etc...and I allow for a degree of creative license in achieving 'leather' in perfumery terms. This has the deep, buttery, unsweetened effect you get from creating it using orris/iris type materials but this is less cosmetic than a Dior Homme for instance. I didn't really get a lot from the top notes other than a very delicate nuance, transitioning base & mid hum, that this the general tonality of this perfume. I can't wait to try it again actually, it's not a hugely creative take, it's not particularly screaming innovation, it's a very good perfume, executed incredibly well and as much as I think the Armani prive line has always been good, I wasn't really expecting tto be so charmed by this.