A'mmare

A’mmare smells like an expensive vacation, like smelling the sea breeze while on holiday on an island. Which makes a lot of sense because it was created by the niche house Carthusia in Capri, in the Mediterranean. Not a cheap place for sure! Normally, I am not a fan of green, aromatic, aquatic, salty, leaning masculine perfumes, but this A’mmare is a gem of a fragrance! I love it with passion! It opens with a burst of freshness and aromatics, I almost detect lime or some other citruses, then the salt comes in. Mint is not harsh, toothpaste like or overpowering at all here. It offers the scent a clean, relaxing facet. I don’t think I have anything with a rosemary note in my collection so that could be it that makes me love this so much, it’s something here I have not smelled before but I love this! A’mmare is a beautiful, uplifting, summer perfume, unisex in my opinion, salty, aquatic and herbal. In the same genre like Salina by LO, but this is more fresh, green, herbal and less sweet and vanillic. The dry down is my favourite part, it becomes a bit sweeter and richer thanks to the cedar, guaiac wood and patchouli. I think these notes offers A’mmare the potency became on me it’s quite long lasting for a freshie. Best for summer weather wear, beach days spent in the sun... The bottle is to die for, looks really gorgeous in person, better than in promotional pictures! The price is phenomenal for such quality and presentation. Underrated fragrance and house in my opinion! I see in the Reminds me of section that Bleu Turquoise by Armani might be similar to A’mmare. I need to sample that as well, I might be loving this kind of fragrances after all!

A’mmare is one of the most pleasant and versatile marine fragrances out there—one that never grows tiring. It opens fresh and radiant. You immediately notice the bergamot, bright and sunny, bringing a burst of energy. But what truly sets it apart is the aquatic note that arrives almost right away—like a sea breeze kissed with salt and freedom. It’s not a sharp or icy freshness, but rather soft, enveloping, and remarkably natural. As the fragrance develops, green and aromatic notes begin to surface, reminiscent of sun-warmed Mediterranean herbs. You catch hints of rosemary, a touch of mint, perhaps even a trace of lavender. Everything is perfectly balanced—never harsh, never overpowering. In the drydown, a gentle veil of woody and musky notes gives the scent depth without weighing it down. It remains airy and transparent throughout—like a peaceful walk along a seaside path. What makes A’mmare truly special is its versatility. It’s the perfect summer fragrance, of course, but its clean and natural feel makes it suitable for everyday wear in any season—especially if you like carrying a bit of the sea with you wherever you go. Fresh, elegant, and never ordinary.

A very surprising fragrance that has opened my mind to liking aromatic green perfumes. Usually I don’t care for herbal notes in perfumes but it’s done so well here and I love something different for the summer besides the traditional tropical coconut style. This is giving elegance, it’s giving boarding a yacht in the Mediterranean while wearing your Celine resort wear and large brimmed hat while sipping an aromatic cocktail specially prepared by the mixologist on board, the sea salt wind in the air, the smell of high end bath products and the flora and fauna of the green Cyprus coastline. It’s divine. I blind bought it from Italy and I have zero regrets. If you like You or Someone Like You, then I think you’ll vibe with this one too. Those two have really surprised me and let me know I’m open to a different style of freshie. Parade by Celine is also giving money, honey. Oh, and this bottle? Are you kidding me?? It’s giving Initio but with Italian flair and design. Love this.

I discovered this perfume by reading Fragrantica editor John Biebel's review of it in the above linked article (Editors' Best Perfumes of 2021). Thank you, Mr. John! At first I wasn't sure how I felt about it after trying a sample but I couldn't stop smelling my wrist for the next couple of hours. Now I love it. Definitely takes me on a journey with how it seems to change on my skin. Like being near and smelling the ocean with wafts of salt, some light herbs and woods and just a touch of sweetness. The drydown and lasting skin scent are intoxicating to me. Def unisex and can wear year round but I am looking foward to wearing it this summer. (For those in the US, CO Bigelow just got their inventory of this in the 50/100ml sizes. You get free shipping, free samples and a 10% discount off your first purchase when you sign up for their member loyalty program online.) And hey that bottle design...BEAUTIFUL!!!!

I would describe A’mmare with just one word: evocative. The first time you spray it, you don’t really try to analyze or pick apart the individual notes — that first spritz is all emotion and imagination. My first thought was of that moment as a kid when I couldn’t wait to jump into the water, but my mom made me wait so she could put sunscreen on me. It was the only moment where I would actually stop and notice the scent of dried salt on my skin, the first sandy smear of sunscreen because the tube had slipped from my hands and gotten completely dirty, the shock of the cold sea in the middle of July, and the fresh yet woody smell of the trees under which we had parked the car just above the beach. It represents something that connects all of us — something that brings you back to a place, any place, anywhere, but shared by everyone, reminding us of scents and feelings we had forgotten.

Beauty Habit gives you a sample of purchased bottle so you can try it before you open/unwrap the bottle incase you're not familiar with it. I was delighted upon first sniff of the sample and thought "A keeper!" Then it quickly faded and I wasn't happy with its quirky dry down. But I kept reapplying what I could wanting to repeat my initial experience until I ran out of my sample. Dry down became more intriguing and I wanted to spray more and more, so I succumbed and opened the bottle and kept it. Glad I did! Now I love it and look forward to its musky end, which LASTS and is unique. Starts out salty and breezy and dries down humid and musky. Is true to its aquatic, herbal, mint and wood notes. A fresh and quirky spin on the beachy scent genre. And the bottle is TDF.

Alas, it started making me a bit nauseated and I had to part with it. I ended up gifting it to a friend who I know will wear and enjoy it. I was sad to see the beautiful bottle leave my shelf but it's not about the bottle, sadly. Aromatics can be tricky for me, mineral notes can be tricky. I sold Salt Air as well, there was something about that one that was making me slightly nauseated as well. You or Someone Like You and Alien Mirage will stay, they have made the cut...for now at least. After my year of intense scent exploration, I'm coming to realize I love basic B***h fragrances and I'm ok with it. I've also come to learn that I love iris, coconut, violets, and dislike saffron, myrrh and frankincense.

I went to a niche perfumery to try a few things today, and even tho this one was not on my top 3, i still decided to try it on my skin. It was fresh, different, weird, didnt love it but didnt hate it either. I went to lunch, run a couple of errands, and when i tell you that this perfume grew better and better, and so delicious, i had to go back a got a bottle of it, im not kidding. it is probably the BEST perfume i've smelled lately! and the funny thing is, im a gourmand/warm scents kinda girl. i dont even like mint! But this... just WORKS!! the sea salt with that cedar/patchouli and minty vibe omg. and it lasts a LOT! it will be perfect for summer! it screams for beach/sea vibe. i LOVE it.

Normally, I am not a fan of green, acquatic mens perfume, but this is just a gem! The top notes of salt, rosemary, and bergamot blended with the mint, watery notes, with a woody, musk base notes turns this perfume into a beautiful Acquatic, aromatic, green, with an incredible soft and powdery dry down. I own many beautiful niche summer scents such as Xerjoff Uden Overdose, Xerjoff Accento, Xerjoff Commandante, Creed Aventus, Acqua di Parma Colonia Intensa, and Acqua di Parma Chinotto di Liguria, and I must say for less than half the price this is just as beautiful with as much complexity. A masterful composition! My 3 P's - projection 8/10 - Performance 8/10 - Price 8/10

This is a Mediterranean boat day. The bottle is the prettiest bottle I have ever seen. It is a salty, Woody, aquatic scent. It reminds me every time of my trip to the Amalfi Coast. The opening with Bergamont dries down beautifully into the water, mint, and cedar notes. It has very good longevity for a daytime fragrance, and its projection is moderate for most of the day. Not blind by safe, only recommend it as a spring and summer daytime fragrance. I believe I prefer this over Torino 21. My future wife purchased this sent, but I believe that this scent leans more masculine. Just sniffing this in the winter, will evoke a salty sea breeze.

This smells exactly like the end of a beach day in the summer. Clean, slightly salty, breezy, fresh, but comfy, relaxed, happy, and satisfied. Luca Maffei is an artist with natural talent, incredible imagination, and pioneering creative genius. My all-time favorite is Le Loden, and I swear I can detect a minimal reminder of that magnificent fragrance in this one. I love perfumes like this one, because they are never boring or linear.

A mmare (which in napoli dialect means at sea) is clearly an hybrid between Bleu Turquoise and Acqua di Sale. I like it but i own both so i think it’s unnecessary. But this is quite good, a very beautiful summer perfume, very unisex, smells salty, very aquatic with a cucumber vibe and some very few sweetness in the bg. The bottle is lovely too, and the price is quite good!

Blind bought. Very unique and reminds me of sea-salt taffy, like I can eat it. The only marine scent I need. Wore this on my trip to Carmel by the Sea, CA and every time I smell this, it takes me back to that trip. Sexy sillage and good projection. You and the people around you will love it. Going to buy more from Carthusia in the future. 10/10

It's a very potent marine scent without being too heavy like calone fragrances. The accord which constitutes the saltiness is almost like play-doh, but the rosemary and cedar wraps it all in a very elegant bouquet. This is a great, unique summer scent, it's almost a shame I can't wear this year-round.

One of my favorites for spring, summer and those very hot days. This frag is light, fresh and clean. I would wear this after a nice evening shower during summer after a long hot day. This can be worn day or night. It gives you a clean refreshing feeling. Unisex. I love this one. 😁

This perfume really surprised me, although a lot of this comments insist about the aqua di sale similarity, i find the Mint note to be a very similar one to the one in you or someone like you by ELDO, but i like how it really captures the "capri" vibe that its trying to give.

Such a clever blending of notes and accords, so smooth, so clean, so uplifting. Am I the only one that gets a hint of non-indolic white florals? Either way, this 'imagined-accord' is what truly sets this apart from the rest! I tip my hat to you, Mr. Maffei...sensational job.

Wears very beautifully in summer, a very clear cedar perfume with a dash of musk, mint, and bergamot. Dries down to a fancy, chewy sunscreen. Sits close to the screen, wears for a good 6 hours, classic and beachy! Very wearable, low key.

salty smelling amazing Italian tourist who reminds you of freedom and tranquility while on vacation. No stress or worry in the world is strong enough to escape the smell from your nose.

This is gorgeous. I smell a seaweed quality in it that I find so beautiful - it's fresh and musky and captures the place it was made perfectly.

I bought it based on the reviews and I'm so happy I did it. It's amazing, uplifting, addictive. Totally love ❤️❤️❤️

Beautiful marine fragrance. Much more wearable than Acqua di Sale or Sel Marin.

😍 من غير كلام كتير .. ده عطر قليل الادب

There is only one Acqua di Sale.

Although I own over a hundred fragrances, marine scents are quite rare in my collection. The reason is simple: whenever I’m in the mood for something aquatic—usually in the heat, but honestly all year round—I almost always reach for Acqua di Sale one of my all time fav frags. It was one of my first niche fragrance loves and will always be on at the very top of my personal list. It also has remarkable longevity, which makes it hard to beat in its genre. Today, while browsing a pharmacy/perfumery near the office (I swear I was there for "pharmacy reasons"), I spotted the lovely Carthusia bottles on the shelves and couldn’t resist sampling some, A’mmare included. Compared to Acqua di Sale, this one immediately struck me as sharper, or bitter, likely due to the presence of bergamot, which gives it a brighter, more citrus-driven opening. There’s also a noticeable rosemary note that adds a green, herbal layer and lingers for quite a while on the skin. Where Acqua di Sale feels powerful and commanding—almost unusual in the realm of so-called “summer fragrances”—A’mmare stays more within classic boundaries. From my first wear, it becomes a skin scent rather quickly, staying close without much projection and with moderate longevity, at least on me. That said, I'm not someone who always looks for beast-mode performance. In fact, for instance I never even considered buying Megamare for my summers —far too ubiquitous and it lost its allure for me. I can smell it daily, more than once around here. Given A'mmare's very reasonable price compared to most niche/indie houses, it is actually a great addition to the collection. The bottle itself is beautiful, distinctive, and full of character, although I’m personally not a fan of opaque bottles since I like to see how much juice is left. Also the cap while staying well in place, could be heavier. We’ll be heading to the seaside in a couplf of days, and I think this fragrance will definitely make its way into my travel bag.

This is an uplifting beachy, summer scent, wonderfully done without any of those "solar" accords and without referencing anything resembling tanning lotion. It opens with a burst of aromatic citrus, which is quickly enhanced with the salt. I know the top notes say bergamot, but it does remind me a lot of lime. It's delightfully fresh, aquatic, a little herbal, but not sweet. A'mmare's vibe is more like drinking a club soda with lime by a salty body of water — not a sweet cocktail. It does get slightly sweeter, saltier, and richer in the dry down, but it's still very light and hints of that aromatic rosemary remain throughout. For me, the drydown is the smell of salt water dried on warm, clean skin. And the far dry down — I'm talking a good 8 hours after spraying — is a light, soapy musk. I love a lot of beachy scents, but I sometimes tire of the tanning lotion and coconut tropes, as if the coastal experience didn't have so much more to offer. A'mmare is a really nice departure from those cliches — it's oceanic and fresh without resorting to a cocktail or sun product reference. I think unisex is the right descriptor for this, though in a different world I could also see this marketed as a masculine summer freshie. But in other ways, it could also be a distant cousin of Calvin Klein Escape for Women, though A'mmare is much cheerier, breezier, and more modern. And if you, like me, were interested in this because the bottle looks exciting— I can confirm that the bottle is even more beautiful in person.

If you said to me, "Would you like to sample a marine fragrance that comes from the island Capri?", I would say a polite no thank you. However, when I saw the gorgeous A'MMARE bottle in my favorite perfume store here in Seattle, I had to give it a sniff. It took me completely by surprise. The complexity of this fragrance is somewhat genre-bending, somehow managing to be both light and chewy at the same time. The blue/marine element is definitely there, but there's also a powdery/musky/herbal sweetness that is both reminiscent of and different from amber fragrances that hits you and keeps unfolding as you wear it. I bought the 10 mL roll-on, and brought it as the only perfume I took with me to Paris. At the end of a transaction of the Goutal boutique near the Musee d'Orsay, the saleswoman asked me what perfume I'd worn into the shop. It was this one, but I couldn't remember the name as it's not on the roll on stick. She began listing marine forward perfumes, gently pressing me on this topic until I left the shop. Mademoiselle, if you're out there, it was this one :).

Wanted to make a review because this was a pain in the ass to sample in the US. I'm writing this 30 mins after spraying on a tester. I became interested in this bottle after hearing it reminded people of a trip to Croatia. I wanted to see if that was accurate, but I also fell in love with the bottle design. I'm waiting on getting full bottle though. I just got a sample, and here's my initial reaction on a tester strip: It's good, and unique! It doesn't smell like a generic Summer freshie. The opening reminded me of Maison Margiela Replica Beach walk but less sweet and with more mint. Not too alike, but vibing in a similar ballpark. Here's the best way I can explain it: It smells like a mix of minty sunscreen, birch beer (surprisingly it works), and ocean foliage that you'd smell by the shore. I would wear it in beach/vacation settings. I'm not sure if it reminds me of my fam's trip to Croatia tho. I will come back to this review after I wear it around and add detail about the dry-down and whatnot.

#682 in my "Tour de Fragrance" This is the kind of aquatic so many promise but never deliver. Salty, herbal, oceanic. There are herbs that grow in the sandy soil overlooking the beaches of the Monterey peninsula, including Rosemary. That smell of rosemary and the sea reminded me of Carmel the second I smelled it. In the same vein as Acqua di Gio, Bvlgari's Aqva Pour Homme and Aqva Pour Homme Marine, Afnan 9am Dive. Eau de Merveilles has a couple of similar blues, but this is way more herbal. This is fine for the car pool, elevator and office, but its more for summer casual wear. It's got a light touch but makes it to lunch before you'd need to spray again. If you kinda like Acqua di Gio but wish they'd do something about that citrus note (the one that smells like a bar top where the bartender overshot the glass last night with the lemon juice and hasn't wiped the bar down since) this doesn't have that. Probably not a compliment generator, but smells fresh and clean.

I totally get the Vicks vibe some people are referring to. However, it’s interesting how this fragrance can go either way, at the same time, it can also be reminiscent of a salty ocean breeze mixed with the vegetation typical of a Mediterranean coastal region. Regarding the mint note, I disagree with NicheFragsOnTop; I don’t think it’s similar to the one in YOSLY. In YOSLY, the mint note is very green and bright. In A’mmare, it feels more like dried mint, possibly due to the presence of rosemary, which adds a more medicinal touch. I see a bright green mint in YOSLY, and a paler, more subdued green in A’mmare. A’mmare is quite unique and unlike any other fragrance I’ve tried so far, but at the same time, I don’t find it very polarizing. It’s unlikely to generate strong dislike. That said, because of the association with Vicks, some people might find it a bit odd. So, in my opinion, it’s not blind-buy safe (even though I did blind-buy it).

This is basically a less intense, less oily Acqua di Sale. It is salty, minty, musky and lemony in the same way Acqua di Sale is. I absolutely love AdS, and this is very similar but lighter and can be purchased at the online discounters for a lot less than AdS so it’s a good option for anyone that loves AdS too but doesn’t want to pay it’s price, and/or wants something a bit gentler as well. . As far as comparisons to Armani Privé Bleu Turquoise, I understand it but Bleu Turquoise has so much vanilla, and also amber, wood etc that make it more dense than this; BT almost wanders into gourmand territory imho, it has an edible feel that A’mmare doesn’t share. A’mmare has decent staying power at around 6 hours and a moderate projection. It is unisex. The bottle is beautiful too.

Hmmm I'm torn on this one. It feels like my grandparent's bathroom medicine cabinet. Vick's vapor rub, an assortment of herbal ointments and a bit of a mineral/salty dampness. While I don't particularly aim to smell like a medicine cabinet in my day to day life; there is some nostalgia here. It's kinda dated, it's like finding an older relatives cologne that they haven't sprayed since 1976. Not in a stale or particularly unpleasant way, just like stepping back in time. Minus points for performance. Plus points for some absolutely stunning bottle art. VERDICT: I'm probably not going to rush back to it, I don't think I'm fully sold on the scent profile. BUT, this did trigger some nice memories and had a lovely, calming aspect to it. Enchanting to sample.

It last long on my skin, but the sillage is not "beast mode", so have to spray a lot to project far. So this would be fine in the office or on a warm bus. Easy to wear day scent. I have a good skin scent even after 12 hours, so it lasts long. It is fresh and clean. The smell is like the skin has just been washed in the sea with a minty soap. It has this coolness about it which is great on a hot day. It doesn't smell completely like Neroli Portofino by Tom Ford, but it reminds me of it. It might be the rosemary and bergamot. This might be even better the higher the temperature is as it would project more, but it turns into a skin scent after a few hours on my skin. But it lasts long. A unique aquatic and unisex masculine-leaning smell.

Not quite sure how to describe this. Opens with a Vicks rub menthol type minty note. The dry down is interesting, Guaiac wood mixed with mint & sea water. Kinda smells like a dark chocolate bar took a bath 🤨. Edit 7/23: I’ve found this to be a pleasant scent. Best for warmer weather. Very addictive when mixed w/ body sweat (the salt amplified). I still stand behind the overall scent as - a dark chocolate bar being washed with sea water & teatree/mint body wash. The only negative thing is that there is a slight resemblance to sun lotion🧴. Yet addictive & delicious. Smells like your skin after being at the beach all day. I do plan on purchasing a bottle. Edit: Bought a 50ml

I like the happy salty mellow summer holiday vibe of A’mmare; and like I’ve come to expect from the Carthusia house it’s certainly a well-made and interesting scent done with an admirably light touch (and, in this case, with a really gorgeous bottle as a nice bonus). It doesn’t fit my personal taste enough to make me want more of it in case I ever finish the little decant I got as a gift, but I think I’d love this on other people (men and women a like - it really is truly unisex). And if I need a little fantasy holiday in the middle of a drab working day, I’ll know where to look!

The salt and watery notes evoke the ocean as expected. Mint and rosemary take A’mmare into a more herbal direction than other aquatics. It’s all very natural, completely unisex and an easy to wear summer scent. Of course there’s synthetics used in this composition, but it’s done well and helps give A’mmare some good performance. Personally I think I love the bottle design more than the juice. I would happily wear the perfume too, but if I acquire A’mmare I would have that bottle on my vanity just so I could see it everyday.

Wanted to like this so bought an expensive tester decant. The bergamot opening only lasted for a few seconds. Got a good amount of rosemary/aromatics and freshness coming through. I do think it would be nice straight after a swim. It potentially leans masculine becasue if the rosemary. 3.8/5

A'mmare is a really unique fragrance! The salty, aquatic notes are so refreshing and remind me of being by the ocean. I also get hints of rosemary and mint which give it a clean, herbal vibe. It lasts a good while on my skin too. Definitely recommend for warmer weather.

This is an interesting, aromatic and fresh perfume. Definitely unisex. I noticed that many aquatic fragrances are usually very masculine, well, this one isn't. I wore it during our vacation in Greece. Spicy and aquatic. I like it.

I might need to buy this just for the bottle, I love it!

Recently smelled this while on vacation and I have a few thoughts (I apologize for the bad writing and formatting but I’m tired): to my nose all of the notes smell more like aroma therapy or essential oils instead of oils made for perfume. Because of this I truthfully hate the opening. The opening smells like this screeching clash of rosemary, mint, and salt. This may sound good to you, and I encourage you to try it to form your own opinion, but they all come together to form this weird BO, green, and aromatic mix I don’t really enjoy. Then as it dries down the guaiac wood and water notes tamper the potency of the 3 original notes and make it this ok and pleasant marine scent that smells a lot like driftwood, sunscreen, and salty musk. This really does smell like a person who’s been at the beach all day. Both in the great ways about that and the bad ways. This scent doesn’t romanticize the smell at all like many other beach marine scents do, and I can respect it for that. this is olfactive art and I love it for the smell as described above. This is definitely something I wouldn’t wear very much though. After about an hour and on it’s great and I’d love to wear that, but I don’t want to have to wait an hour to love how I smell. It’s an ok scent to me through and through.

Tested this yesterday and well! It IS most definitely the twin brother of Blue Turquoise Armani Privé. I'm serious (ladies, looking at you in particular but not only)... this is barber shop posh cologne. But barber shop cologne it remains. Tryin' to spare you a disappointment and save your money. Buy Blue Turquoise instead for better quality, longevity and originality. While BT only hints at shaving foam, here that note is prominent and frankly, a bit bothering. It makes the core, or DNA of this number which for this reason I consider more masculine in genre than feminine. It is not a verging, leaning masculine - that shaving foam note is THE note around which feeble others lightly tip toe around. I cannot even say that it's fresh, for it isn't - the shaving foam doesn't exactly suggest freshness. I don't hate it, but cannot love it as much as BT which is more versatile and legére on that foam note and so, more enjoyable for me. A' mmare is more "shaving in the bathroom of a house somewhere nearby the sea". Btw, it's a cold, rainy morning so no beach will be visited today.

This begins with a lot of promise: a marine citrus aromatic that evokes salt water and cocktails with sprigs of rosemary by seaside. Soon, it begins to feel like I applied maybe a bit too much Bain de Soleil for the St. Tropez tan (lots of benzyl salicylate!) but I can still dig it. Later still, an encroaching sweet woodiness grows louder and drowns out the sea spray and the insouciance of its beginnings. It turns out, this becomes a both metallic and cloyingly sweet pong monster within an hour. What a shame, as the first 20 minutes are a thrill.

Sadly, no. Really wanted this to be my summer 2025 frag based off the reviews, the house, and the super cool looking bottle! To me, it's very similar to MFK Pluriel for men which I have and love. MKF is a master perfumer. This house is interesting but this particular one is just too linear. It's like the opening is the dry down but amped-up, bloomy, loud, a bit of a mushroom cloud aroud you.. then when it finally dries down it makes a very nice skin scent. Good for bedtime. But nah... Pluriel does it better. Pass sadly.

This endeavor to combine aquatic and salty notes with accentuated aromatic and green elements is kind of interesting, but simultaneously confusing. I think it is the mint and rosemary that perplex things, but I could be wrong as well. Anyway, for me the result is a bit weird and slightly headache-inducing. That being said, it is not bad, it just does not push the right buttons. 6/10

smells like salty baby powder with the base DNA of a traditional vintage perfume. either way, this smells nice for a male in the summer! i pick up on the water notes too, I think because the pungent base and the salt and water notes make it summer fresh while the baby-like element makes this clean laundered-like. It's very strong.

The opening is pungent, minty, bring to mind the Minecraft potion that allows you to breath underwater. I'm not sure if I'm a fan of the dry down. Smells Too sweet and feminine and lack the sharp tang that I like from the opening.

yes, it tastes like the sea... with a nice minty, rosemary note... but then... it all vanishes and becomes a vanilla gourmand. excellent performance. 6/10

Got it today there is a similarity to acqua di sale + mint ..but barely smelled anything its very faint and weak...maybe maseration will “wake him up”

A lot of mint, very herbal. Leans more masculine. It is aquatic. I am not sure I get bergamot.