Salty Tiare

Salty Tiare is one of those fragrances that has to be waited for. And yes, initially you will be pervaded by a flowery opening, really intense, which slowly, incredibly, takes on salty notes that recall a wonderful sea, in this case Polynesian. Flowers thrown into the seawater, a dance among the waters between their petal eyes, a feeling of incredible well-being and sweetness. For those who want a really well-crafted contrast between different olfactory elements, I recommend trying it, and, what I could see, we are looking at a scent that changes even radically from skin to skin ... so definitely one to try on ourselves. It looks good on me and I like it, it gives me positivity. "Women by the River" painted by Gauguin.

This is terrible. Basically powdered laundry detergent with very strong tuberose. I don’t get peach or sea water. This is very very sharp and off putting.

When I sprayed the paper strips with several perfumes from the line, I didn’t like them at all. But how could I - they were very concentrated and enjoying them without waiting to develop would be like snorting peppermint essential oil vs the transparent beautiful aroma of mint leaves in the air or in my lemonade. I was suspecting that I had to wait, but I didn’t know whether I’d like the drydown or not. I took all the blotters home and in the morning each was as intended and to my surprise, not bring a fan of many of the notes in this one or the others, I did like the compositions. The salty ones worked best for me, sating the same polarizing salty note. My lists starts with cocoyster 🥥🦪 (a FB is in my collection already), which I reviewed. Next on my salty list is strawberry pool 🍓🐳 - easy going and flirty, transparent and feminine - not as juvenile as I’d expected and usually fruit notes in perfumes are not my favorite. The salty tiare 🐠🪸I thought I wasn’t going to like it all because of my rather challenging relationship with the sharpness and sometimes screech of the cold white floral spectrum - I prefer warm florals. Here the Ylang Ylang tames the soprano and I haven’t tried this yet, but perfumes which I love but I’m bored with already (Guerlain Embruns d’Ylang for example) which have similar profike can get minders spin by a touch of Salty Tieare. I have only tried it on skin so far mixed with Kilian's “Love the way you feel” and it worked great. I smelled Salum’s Tropylang - and at this point it seemed like something like Salti Tiare + Jadore Infinissime; the Caviar was like a salty ADO’s Pink me Up etc ... so I stopped here, because I thought that Salty Tiare had gotten into my nose, tinting everything else I sniff. Eventually, smelling the far drydowns on the paper strips revealed that actually I wasn’t far from the truth. Salty Tiare had accords that one could find in the rest of the line and I think I’d love to layer it with other compatible scents, including musks that smell beautifully in hot weather. Just be extremely conservative upon the initial spray and let it develop, or you won’t be thrilled. The only one scrubber from the white line was the Blue Mai Thai. I was most enthusiastic about it, but on paper and skin it got only worse as it progressed, to the point that after an hour in the car and cooking dinner after that, my entire family kindly asked that I wash it off before we sit at the table, which I myself was already trying to do. Some people, however, like in my the Blue Mai Tai from the line and although it beats me, try it if you happen to not like the others as much. I’m team salt and I’ll test the golden line next.

Salty Tiare is a nice perfume. It starts of with very strong opening, Its a bit sweet. I can really detect the Tiare flower and the Salty notes. After a few minutes the sweetness goes away and turns in very floral, something like tuberose or other whites flowers, you cant still detect the Tiare and salt at the back. The perfume changes a lot. After a while the White flowers are not has strong and I can smell some bergamot and Woody notes. It reminds a lot to me Aloha Tiare from PC. Its nice, has you experiment different smells during the time you wear It, and has beastmode projection. You can smell It from far away and leaves sillage. But if you dont like White flowers you Will get a headacke.

Reminds me of Suspended Water Lily SYD Botanica It's a semi sweet esuqe watery floral. Has a slight mineral nuances and a touch of salt and peach. You get the tuberose but it smells more of a water lily with watery gardenia then tuberose. You definitely get the oceanic vibes and the tiare flower. The balsam, Benzoin, and amber just add it this semi warm base to ground it. To me this smells like standing off a rocky shore and smells the ocean and hearing the waves as you get misted with water as waves hit the rocks this is in like Ireland where it not hot and it maybe there's a slight over cast .. Also kinda reminds me of Isola Sol Roja Dove