Sea Breeze

This perfume, on initial spray, smells very similar to one of my all time favorites, Jo Malone Wood Sage and Sea salt, but the dry down is where the 2 perfumes differ. This perfume is mood uplifting on initial spray due to the citrus notes with an elegant soft vanillic dry down. The citrus notes are not sharp or screechy but well balanced and softened by the vanilla note in the base. Perfect for daily wear and very office friendly.

This is my favorite so far from the set I got from bybozo. It's so addictive and good. The dry down is incredible. To me, it smells fresh, citrusy, milky, sweet, feminine, summery. I have never tried Jo Malone's wood sage and sea salt and now I want to, but I doubt I would like it more since I noticed the accords seem a bit more unisex masc and less sweet. Let's see.

A fougere and subtle fragrance, I think it's really unisex. I love unusual scents and I'm always drawn to notes like salt, lemon and minerals. The fragrance opens with subtle floral notes and carambola. Lemon is heard very easily, so I can call the aroma exquisite. I don't know how salt is supposed to smell in perfume, or what combinations it gives.

My only regret is having bought Wood sage and sea salt instead of this. Sea breeze perform and smell better. Citrus notes change everything. They are very similar you don't need both. The difference is at the opening, this one have citrus notes. I prefere Sea breeze ... I whant it!!

This is gorgeous! I bought this over Jo Malone Wood sage & Sea Salt after reading someone’s review on here, and would say this definitely smells the same if not better, and lasts a lot longer. This is much better value for money! I love it!

For me, the fragrance is more daytime and fresh, for a hot period of the year. Mineral-salty flavor! The perfume is very refined, delicate notes of pink pepper, mixed with citrus sourness, are just perfect.

My favorite aquatic fragrance, reminds me a bit of Joe Malone, but the longevity and opening is so much better! I advise you to try this perfume, ideal for the summer, with notes of salt and citrus.

I have Wood Sage and Sea Salt, and I like it a bit better than this. Sea breeze has elements of the same herbal quality, and a mineral aspect that is very reminiscent of an east coast beach in the cooler months. Think Connecticut coast in November. The citrus is pleasant but subtle, and there's more of a sandy accord vs Wood Sage's driftwood and seaweed. If you're looking for a good marine/beachy scent that doesn't lean tropical or coconutty, but Wood Sage wasn't for you, this is a good alternative to try.

See Breeze gives me a feeling of standing on the warm sand in front of the sea. Light, salty breeze caressing my face. Delicate sweetness of tiare flower wrapped in a translucent veil of vanilla. Transparent cloud of refreshing mist that covers my skin in this tropical heat... Magic operates immediately. Refined, but at the same time refreshing, airy, sunny and very joyful creation for hot summer days. I enjoy wearing it in any occasion and place.

I wouldn't say that this is the most unique aquatic fragrance. Unfortunately, now it is very difficult to come up with something new with notes of salt and citrus. But I praise the fragrance for its longevity and even the sillage! You rarely see a trail in aquatic fragrances, this perfume stays on the skin for a long time, opening with slightly metallic salty notes. Citrus is pleasant, but does not feel like citrus juice

This sample was sent to me along with the order "Not a girl". And they knew that I would like it! The perfume is very aquatic with notes of pomelo, for me it is unisex. The sample ended in a few days, I think to order them for the next summer.

Loved this when I first tried it, just bought a bottle but whatever batch I got doesn't smell the same as the tester I tried. My bottle smells more like Goldfield & banks pacific rock moss / Jo malone wood sage and sea salt.... but a slight difference there's like a very slight resemblence to bal d'afrique as well.... Bal d'afrique and musk therapy both of them share the blackcurrant note mixed with white florals which creates that same type of smell, I believe that's also what you get in this fragrance too but instead of black currant/magnolia different fruit and florals used to create a similar scent