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EDP · 2024
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Hot Iron
Note Profile
About
Hot iron is the smell of a clothes iron on damp fabric: heated metal, steam, and the faint scorch of starch. It is a scene note, not a material.
Scent Profile
Hot Iron smells metallic, scorched and faintly mineral, the dry heat of a clothes iron on fabric. A steamy, watery ozonic freshness rises with it. A smoky note carries the scorch, the ghost of singed starch rather than open fire, and it sits well under the metal. A faint clean laundry undertone underneath is what separates this from raw heated metal alone.
ScentWheel
Breadthmedium
EnvelopeTop · ~2h lasting
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
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Origin
There is no raw material called hot iron. Première Peau treats it as the milder, more domestic end of its broader Heated Metal entry.
Usage in Perfumery
It sits with clean musks and ozonic materials. It is attested in 21 Fragrantica perfumes and in no Parfumo brand.
Notable Perfumers
Perfumers known for using Hot Iron include
Sharra Lamoureaux
Similar Notes
Perfumes featuring Hot Iron
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Hot Iron appears prominently.
