Getaway

It’s not ordinary mix: real coconut, dominant woody dust, savory mandarin blossom, salty wind and seа water with sand. + Aldehydes. And something from Womanity (fresh) & Laguna Dali, a little bit. Not for gingerly, bashful person. You'll like it like phenomenon to sensory perception. Imagine: marine fragrance with oldfashion soul.

It was a blind buy, I got it based on the reviews here and what people are saying about this frag. First of all, I need to make clear that I my skin is of a "warm" tone, so heavy scents like amber, vanilla, bourbon, sandalwood, smoke get easily highlighted on me. My skin tends to bring out those notes more than others if they exist in a frag composition. Anyway, just an FYI in case your skin does that too. If it does, you'll probably find the frag the same way I do. First of all, this is definitely a very different kind of aquatic perfume. It does not have the tell-tale "air freshener" scent to it at all. The first spray had me thinking, "Oh god, this is too strong". Mainly it is because the salt water in this is very intense...the best comparison is that it smells slightly licorice-like on first spray. About 10 seconds in, the driftwood comes in and the blend results in something like a musky licorice, or musky iris with a touch of licorice, slightly toned down than the initial spray. It is very reminiscent of oakmoss at this point. Around 30 seconds later, the citrus becomes more apparent and the licorice pretty much dies down and you get nice, light, aquatic scent that doesn't smell like air freshener. Smells citrusy with a touch of oakmoss. About 1 to 2 minutes later, the green with a hint of floral comes in...it dries down to a very interesting salt-citrus with a tang of fresh (it's in the middle of green and floral). Overall, I would definitely recommend this to someone who wants a different kind of aquatic scent that doesn't smell of air fresheners. This is a complex frag, in my opinion, and probably not for anyone younger than 20. This is a slightly more mature aquatic scent...it's almost cologne-like in its boldness. However, it does not offend in its boldness, people will probably catch a whiff of something water-like if you waved your arm or something, but it's not really noticeable to others unless they get really close to you. I have to say that my first spray had me thinking I ought to re-sell this out, but after 3 days of using it, I have to say it has grown on me. I appreciate its simple complexity...it's a complex, layered scent that projects simplicity at first whiff. It's not necessarily a head-turner, but it is a polite scent that can grab attention, in a "What is that?" kind of way. Think of a businesswoman on a getaway, button-up short sleeve, high-end white capris, and a touch of fine gold jewellery. Simple but complex.

The name suits the scent. Great aromatic fresh marine fragrance. Simple and pleasant, perfect for summer, and cheap. Got it as a gift, didn't expect much, was pleasantly surprised. I smell jasmine reminding me to Kenneth Cole Black for Her, the salt water reminds me to Womanity, and the aromatic accords to Roberto Verino's green scent. It also reminds me to the exciting and beautiful movie, The Perfect Getaway. I bring this with me for my vacation, not a tropical one, but hey it's a vacation.

I liked this one a lot when I was 18 and I took it with me for a month long vacation in florida. I used all of it and never got the chance to get more. To me it smelled like sunscreen and like I had been on the beach all day. Good vibes.

I swear there is a fig in there,can't really determine for which season, its a bit suffocating for a summer fragrance, smells like Womanity actually, i detect no citruses. Lasts 2hrs