Hamaca

This is such a beautiful, gorgeous, well designed and balanced perfume. Everything feels luxurious and modern yet at the same time you feel the coziness and the embrace of how the fragrance surrounds you. This is one of those perfumes that has many facets; it is avant-garde but at the same time, comforting. In the warmer months is fun, adventurous, flirty, joyful and witty. In the colder months is elegant, sophisticated, subtle; like a comforting hug from a fancy and expensive lifestyle. The inviting smell of the creamy coconut with the elegance and well rounded base of sandalwood and tonka bean is what gives this masterpiece a sophisticated feel, the sea water note is like a splash of water that does not over-power the perfume, think of, when you first go into the ocean and a wave hits your body, like that sudden splash and it is briefly gone, like that. Worth mentioning is the modern and minimalistic bottle design, an invitation, a dare to be different, smell different from everybody else, leave your mark in an endearing way. Love it!

This feels like proper niche take on vanilla to me. It's not a weird or extremely unusual scent, but it feels luxurious and a bit different. In a way it reminds me a bit of a toned down vanilla-version of Bois Doré - it has a bit of that same woody metallic twist to it (maybe the tonka adds to that impression too) . The coconut is very subtle and dry. Hamaca is not very sweet and the salty notes are gorgeous. But I guess I interpret this mostly as a woody vanilla. Perfectly unisex I love this scent, it is simply gorgeous. I do however wish it performed a bit better. I haven't tried it in warmer weather, so maybe it performs better in summer/spring. It is quite cozy now at late fall in Norway though, it never really feels wrong to wear Hamaca!

This fragrance is creamy, sweet, soft. I regret selling my bottle. To me, it opens with a strong scent of salty water/sea, which I found a bit offputting, and is probably why I sold my bottle. But after a while it's this sweet and soft coconut vanilla scent that is just a gorgeous, warm and soft scent. Not too sweet or nauseating, just discretely warm and sweet. I will buy this again, though I do feel it's a bit overpriced. Hoping to find it at a discounted price, new or second hand. I find it a perfect fragrance for spring and summertime, all hours of the day, office, leasure or social gatherings.

A wonderfully creamy and smooth marine vanilla with hints of fresh coconut. Has a marine and musky opening that doesn’t read so much like beach to me but maybe pool? Not in the sense of “oh this smells like chlorine but it feels way more laid back than a beach scent. This feels like the sweet and salty musky breeze that passes by you as you lounge in the warm sun in your backyard pool. As the scent develops you get a sweet and smooth vanilla and hints of a fresh coconut pulp smell. The dry down maintains a creaminess with a hint of powdery woodiness and remnants of that sweet vanilla.

Almost perfection of a marine fragrance! Obvious marine notes are what seems to be a mixture of Calone / Helional / Scentenal, with synthetic base of linear, creamy sandalwood and vanilla. The sandalwood is exactly the same type you will find in "Kanon - Norwegian Wood". The coconut is very subtle, and I am able to detect but it's more of a coconut-aldehyde than sweet natural coconut. To give more idea based on similar scents, Hamaca is somewhat a light airy blend of Heeley's Coccobello and Sel Marin or Comptoir sud Pacifique's Coco Extreme and Aqua Motu.