Socal

I do adore it. . although it's currently discontinued. (it's likely to get continued again like all the other hollister scents, though.) I've worn it all the time through my teen years. I found this circa age 9 and the scent burned itself into my memory, in a good way. The scent is very specific and interesting, as it smells quite different people. SoCal is the exact epitome of teen spirit, and it is the signature of my youth. It's not the best scent for everyone, but it's definitely memorable. It's not easy to describe the notes. Amber, cedar and wood notes, floral, faint citrus notes, sunscreen, summer breeze, sort of sweet but not like candy or anything nauseating. The floral notes belong to a specific category but I can't place it...

This is the ultimate beach scent, but it’s like a beach on a cold fall day. I think ‘coastal’ is a better word. Grassy, aquatic and salty with no white florals and no coconut. Like the actual ocean, not what we think of as ‘the beach’ because of decades of suntan lotions. A rocky beach, not a laying out beach, if that makes sense. Goes with the surfer vibe of Hollister, but more actual surfing (getting drenched, dirty and salty) as compared to looking cute and posing with a surfboard. Anyway I love it and would love to own it again, but the eBay prices are high!

Love love love it! I'm not sure how I should describe this scent...not very fruity, nor is it very sweet.. It reminds me of the hollister store smell, even though they don't use this one. I have been wearing it for a very long time and really recommend it, but not for people who like very sweet perfumes.

YUM!!! A beachy floral with notes of grasses, amber and grounded warmth...almond, , perhaps? I gave it to my daughter (20) last summer and it seems like the perfect collegiate fragrance for her since she is going to school in SO CAL! Delicious, casual and warm, like her personality! xo

I have tried this at the Hollister store and I would love to buy it sometime!! Another Hollister fragrance to love...maybe because I am a SoCal native??? Whatever...I love it :)