Frequently Asked Questions about Derring-Do by Ineke
What does Derring-Do by Ineke smell like?
Derring-Do by Ineke features top notes of Citruses, Cyclamen, and Water, middle notes of Cardamom, Fern, Magnolia, and Pepper, and base notes of Cedarwood, Guaiac Wood, and Musk.
Who created Derring-Do by Ineke?
Derring-Do by Ineke was created by Ineke Ruhland.
When was Derring-Do by Ineke released?
Derring-Do by Ineke was released in 2006.
Derring-Do by Ineke
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Derring-Do, from Ineke was released in 2006. The perfumer behind this creation is Ineke Ruhland. It has the top notes of Citruses, Cyclamen, and Water, middle notes of Cardamom, Fern, Magnolia, and Pepper, and base notes of Cedarwood, Guaiac Wood, and Musk.
I had a bottle of this when Ineke first released it. I wanted something niche I was wearing a suit everyday and wanted something that fit that vibe. It was the mid 2000's and aquatic scents were everywhere. I found Derring-Do to be perfect for spring and summer in Florida's humid heat. I did not get the cool water feeling of it as it was much lighter and more sophisticated to my nose not to mention it just did not smell like cool water. It was a fresh water aquatic (no salt at all) and the floral from I guess the cyclamen and magnolia floated over some very light woods. Fresh, nice in the humid heat and unobtrusive in the office. I never replaced my bottle as I just wasn't that into aquatic scents but if I was wanting something light and fresh for spring this would not be a bad choice.
I had a bottle of this when Ineke first released it. I wanted something niche I was wearing a suit everyday and wanted something that fit that vibe. It was the mid 2000's and aquatic scents were everywhere. I found Derring-Do to be perfect for spring and summer in Florida's humid heat. I did not get the cool water feeling of it as it was much lighter and more sophisticated to my nose not to mention it just did not smell like cool water. It was a fresh water aquatic (no salt at all) and the floral from I guess the cyclamen and magnolia floated over some very light woods. Fresh, nice in the humid heat and unobtrusive in the office. I never replaced my bottle as I just wasn't that into aquatic scents but if I was wanting something light and fresh for spring this would not be a bad choice.