Bloodiris by Roberto Cavalli: Notes, Longevity and Review

What Does Bloodiris by Roberto Cavalli Smell Like?

Bloodiris by Roberto Cavalli smells like blood orange over Italian iris and turmeric, settling into cashmeran, musk and patchouli: citrusy, powdery and warm. See the Bloodiris by Roberto Cavalli product page for the 100ml bottle.

Notes, Concentration and Longevity

Blood orange, bitter orange and mandora open the scent with a juicy citrus spark. Italian iris and blue iris shape the heart with a powdery elegance, while turmeric adds an earthy, slightly spicy edge. Cashmeran, musk and patchouli close the wear with a warm, musky finish.

As an Eau de Parfum, Bloodiris holds for around six to eight hours, with the iris and musk base lingering.

Best For

Bloodiris suits daytime elegance, spring evenings and special occasions, when its citrus and iris character feels most polished. It also works for cooler days, since the musky base adds warmth.

For comparison, see Woodiris by Roberto Cavalli and Frantic Rose by Roberto Cavalli, plus more guides via the homepage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Bloodiris by Roberto Cavalli unisex?

Yes, it is listed for women and men, and the citrus iris balance suits either.

Is Bloodiris very powdery?

The iris heart gives it a powdery feel, balanced by juicy citrus and warm musk.

How long does Bloodiris last?

Retailers generally report around six to eight hours, with the musk base holding longest.

What is the main note in Bloodiris?

Blood orange and Italian iris lead, with turmeric adding an earthy twist.