Ocean Water

I got the Beach Geeza discovery set after seeing a review of Coco Moon by Justin Copeland. I really like the two scents I've tried so far from them. This one is a nice, fresh scent of the water at the beach. It reminds me of being out at Westport on the Washington Coast and splashing in the surf with my wife and daughter. Wonderful aquatic that fully captures the essence of the ocean breeze and driftwood shelters. I wish it lasted longer than 6 hours but a solid six hours for a fresh scent is fine performance.

I usually don't like the new tide of literal scents by niche companies. But this one works for me. As the other reviewer says, it really does smell like ocean water. Great for summer -- it has a refreshing quality which is good for hot days. It's more modern than the old fashioned aquatic men's colognes, in that it smells more real. When I first spray it, I even get a top note of seaweed. I also tried their Coco Moon, which I found to be piercingly too "pina colada", not something that mixed with my skin well.

This is the stuff. Utterly original. It really does smell like the ocean minus some of that rot (there's a bit of rot in there, but just the right amount over on that rocky outcrop near the lighthouse). Cucumber is what my partner said. I agree... cucumber on the sea shore. Masculine. Not sweet really (though there may be something sweet hanging out with the rot near that freakin' bright as day Lighthouse). Really good stuff.

I loved the fact that this lasted on my skin all day. It is not a cookie cutter type of aquatic. So many fragrances go too synthetic trying to emulate the briney smell of the ocean. This captures the salt the driftwood and the complexity of the ocean. Very satisfied. Upon the creator’s recommendation I tried the Bay Rum which was amazing as I don’t get into boozy scents but love Bay Rum.

This was my first venture into aquatic, marine scents. I tend to have lots of fragrance loves so I buy decants. This had me a first smell, I bought a full bottle. Smells like an ocean breeze, I do wish it lasted longer on my skin.

@GOLCHER you might have the new edt.

this is my first experience with the beach geeza brand. I purchased a full bottle of ocean water edp because it seemed weird. I particularly hate when "salt" is listed as a note...because come on...salt does not have a smell. With that said, this does smell like the ocean. Not a fresh/clean scent - but a natural smelling ocean scent...the driftwood, the water and everything in between. Not an aquatic scent. There's a slightly fresh undertone that has an uplifting vibe, but overall, i wouldnt consider this to be a fresh or uplifting scent. Like many others have said - it is what it says it is. I really enjoy these kinds of scents. While i think it's overpriced ($200 for 50ml), it is a very nice scent that i think i'll wear often. 6/10

This reminds me of a less aromatic (herbal) version of the discontinued Penhaligon's Blasted Heath. Heath has quite a bit of calone in it and I think this has some too (although it's advertised to use only natural Ambergris). I'm searching for the holy grail ocean experience. I'd say this is around 75 to 80% photorealistic beach. Better than most and should be mentioned with heavy hitters in this genre like Blasted Heath, Acqua Motu Sarah Baker Atlante, Jones Beach, and Phtaloblue. I think this could use some more seaweed absolute. I like it, but I think Andy Tauer Phtaloblue and Sarah Baker Atlante are a bit closer to the beach, with beast performance. Scent 7/10 Performance 5.5/10

This delivers what it says, it smells like ocean water, but in a good way. Very salty, marine notes, ambergris and musk. It does have good projection and longevity but not quite that of Coco Moon and Juniper Java. Overall an amazing scent that you should get your nose on. Actually I would recommend all of Beach Geeza's offerings to any frag-head.

I won this fragrance (now repackaged as Sea Spritz) in a giveaway. I was super excited to receive it because I'm just getting into fragrances and this is my first ever niche perfume. The perfumer himself communicated with me, and he couldn't have been nicer. The perfume was shipped to me very quickly and it arrived well. I took it out of the package and was **very underwhelmed by the presentation. I paid nothing for it, so I wasn't *upset at all (to the contrary, I'm grateful I won)—but I very likely would have been if I'd spent $150. The scent itself is exactly as it's described: the ocean. If you want a realistic ocean scent, you'll probably be very satisfied. This is advertised as unisex, but on my skin, it pulled very masculine. I wear some men's fragrances, so that didn't bother me too much, but YMMV. Sadly, I doubt very much that I'll wear this very often. Something in it pulls a little sour on my skin. Presentation: 4/10 Scent itself: 7/10 Longevity: 6/10 ETA- Update: I decided to experiment and layer this with Qaed al Fursan Unlimited and bingo! I've got a combination that perfectly captures a tropical beach vacation. The Ocean Water/Sea Spritz adds exactly what was needed to make the Qaed feel less synthetic/more realistic. It's cozy, long lasting, and the two together smell fantastic!

I love how this smells, like ocean spray splashing on you at the beach in the summer. But, this has absolutely no power at all. It is almost immediately a skin scent within 10 minutes of spraying it on. It was a blind buy and I'm glad i got the smaller bottle. I don't wear this much at all and i'll probably give it to one of my sons. To be fair i got the edt version, so maybe the epd is a lot stronger. I bought this the same time as Cocomoon edt. That one i love.

I've had it a while, but it's not something I wear out. Fairly photorealistic, with driftwood & salt water being the most dominant to my nose. I prefer this over Atlante. It's alright, but for the price there are better options. I frequently wear unisex, but this smells better on a man.

This smells like a seashell, sand, and water to my nose. It's transportive and I think it is a more wearable approach to the aquatic scent profile than most. So, I may be getting a 10ml decant of this and seeing how it plays out in the hotter months. Because this may be FBW... Side note: I think this is a nicely balanced fragrance, teetering on unwearable because of the legitimate ocean aroma you get. But it doesn't go there as Heeley's Sel Marin does. Also, this probably won't offend the person you're standing next to at Whole Foods while you're waiting in line to cash out your kale salad.

First on I get an ocean water vibe, but there's a strong petrichor note of Sidewalk After Rain, with a loamy florest floor/green dirt aspect. It eventually does try down to salty sea water, after passing through a middle stage of anise seed oil, but mostly it's wet concrete, dirt and salty greenness. I like it okay but it's very expensive and reminds me too much of an etsy Atmospheric perfume oil or something from BPAL.

This is a very realistic 'ocean' fragrance, to include a salty, briny note, which isn't the most pleasant to smell on my skin. After a while, there's a men's cologne-like note that begins to take over. If you're into smelling like the whole ocean for a little bit before diving into ocean-scented men's cologne territory, this is probably for you.

On my skin this smells very masculine. I love masculine scents (and that unisex is now a thing in perfumery) but this one, although it smells really good, is just too masculine for me. It reminds me of my Grandpa. Not to say it smells 'old' because he always smelled really good. This would be amazing on a man, not me.

Reading the notes and other people's reviews I wonder if I got the wrong fragrance in a Ocean Water bottle cause to me there's nothing salty in this in fact Rain Water or Mountain Water sounds way more fitting to me. The scent is good however the presentation is cheap AF.

I purchased the trial size of each scent.....and glad I did. Out of the 5, this is the one I liked the most, but even then I'd score it no more than a 3 out of 10. Won't be purchasing full size.