- Dry Woods
- Citrus
- Water
- Soft Floral
A pleasant aquatic
It is a pleasant fragrance for the summer time. It opens with a somewhat of an ozonic but watery note with a slight touch of green citrus. It’s as if you’ve peeled a bergamot and put that peel into a glass of flat salty sea water. After about 15 to 20 minutes, on my skin, the green citrus is gone and the smell of white and yellow flowers joins that salty water smell. The salty water smell kind of stays throughout the life of the fragrance and as those flowers take a back seat it is joined with a smell of dry drift wood. This happens after a couple of hours on my skin. After 4 hours or so I can no longer detect it unless I bury my nose in the area where I’ve sprayed it. But, I have been told by others that they can still smell it on me after 7 hours.
| Strength |
Rated 3 out of 5
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| Longevity |
Rated 0 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Not Long Lasting, 0 is Moderately Long Lasting and 2 is Very Long Lasting
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| Complexity & Depth |
Rated -2 on a scale of minus 2 to 2, where minus 2 is Not Complex, 0 is Moderately Complex and 2 is Very Complex
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