Sweet Caribbean

I received this beauty today, directly from Chile, and I love it! Sweet Caribbean is a tropical vacation in the Caribbean. I instantly went back to the beautiful, sunny, sandy, and crystal-clear beaches of my beloved Puerto Rico. The banana is very prominent, ripe, and delicious. The mango and white flowers are there, but to my nose, they are very subtle. I get the caramel, amber, milk, ambroxan, and just a hint of musk. Standing ovation to Harmoniche Parfums, K. Campos, and to the perfumer Maximiliano Cifuentes for this masterpiece. Needless to say, it is stunningly beautiful, and I'm very happy to add this beauty to my collection.

This will be "one" of my summer fragrances. ♥ Adore this Perfume ever since I got the sample. Now that its getting hotter here is Arizona, its time to pull out the pocketbook for the FB - Smells like, Banana/Mango/ dry down is a creamy coconut caramel? I know they don't list coconut, maybe its a affiliation with tropical scents and my brain just automatically associates to it?? .. hmm weird. And some abroxan on dry down to hold the flavor ;)

70% dirty musk, 30% basic topical smell.. headache inducing, not a fan. A better, sexy tropical smell in my opinion would be L'Ivrée Nuit Extrait by Ormaie.

Totally agree with the review below me that this reminds me of ambrosia imperial except I think ambrosia is a lot better. However, I have now realized that many of these niche perfumes and especially every navitus perfume has this really gross dry down!! I don’t know what aroma chemical it is that so many of these have in common but Sweet Caribbean has the same thing -it is this synthetic musky scent that you literally can’t scrub off. I also smelt the same thing in sisters b4 Misters. I sold Sweet Caribbean immediately after I bought it. These small niche perfumeries coming out with these duds are making me want to go back to buying designer

This is good. It smells like the notes that are listed. You get an initial blast of banana and musk, but the dry down is all tangy mango. It’s like a banana laffy taffy that dries into a sweet tart. The dry down almost smells like pineapple. I’m surprised it’s not listed as a note.