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Erasmic Ibis

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Fragrance History

Erasmic Ibis is a women's perfume by the British brand Erasmic, released in 1917.

The fragrance was launched at a time when perfumery was gradually becoming an important part of a woman's image, while perfume was seen as an expressive element of personal style.

Today, Erasmic Ibis is of interest primarily as a vintage fragrance release with a history dating back to the early 20th century.

The Erasmic brand dates back to 1905 and is associated with the British perfumery tradition.

Therefore, Erasmic Ibis can be viewed in the context of the house's early development, when perfume compositions were created with particular attention to character, longevity and expressive presence.

Detailed information about the collection, the perfumer behind the composition and the original advertising concept for this release is not available.

Character and Positioning

In terms of gender positioning, Erasmic Ibis is a fragrance for women. Its main stated characteristic is a very strong sillage, making it an expressive and noticeable fragrance.

This profile calls for a careful introduction to the fragrance: its intensity is best assessed gradually, beginning with a small amount applied to the skin.

Information about the concentration of Erasmic Ibis is unavailable, so it cannot be accurately compared with an eau de toilette, eau de parfum or extrait.

There are also no confirmed recommendations for applying it to the skin or clothing.

For a first test, it is reasonable to limit yourself to one spray on the wrist or the inner elbow, give the composition time to develop, and only then decide whether to apply more.

Impression of the Release

Information about the top, middle and base notes of Erasmic Ibis has not been provided, so it is impossible to describe specific nuances, the note pyramid or the development of the fragrance without risking inaccuracies.

The perfumers who worked on the composition have not been identified either.

Nevertheless, the fact that it was released in 1917, combined with its stated very strong sillage, makes this fragrance an interesting way to explore Erasmic's history.

When choosing Erasmic Ibis, it is worth taking its vintage status and the limited amount of confirmed information into account.

Before purchasing, it is especially important to test the fragrance on your own skin: the way vintage compositions are perceived can vary considerably depending on the condition of the bottle, storage conditions and the skin's individual response.

Information about fragrances similar to Erasmic Ibis and other concentrations of the fragrance is unavailable, so the most reliable way to assess this release is to experience it for yourself.

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Fragrance Notes Pyramid

There is no verified information about the fragrance notes pyramid of Erasmic Ibis. The top, middle, and base notes are not listed, so the specific ingredients and nuances of its development cannot be described with certainty.

No information is available about the blended notes, fragrance family, or category either.

For an accurate assessment of the composition, it is best to test Erasmic Ibis on the skin and observe how it develops over several hours, especially given its very strong sillage.

Gender Female
Brand Erasmic
Segment Premium perfumery
Country United Kingdom
Year of production 1917
Status Produced

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