Marinis

Citrus Salt Seaweed Bit of Mint Brutally mashed neroli (which gives a slightly sexy smell) Quite a different take on a sea note perfume. Slightly animalic quality would probably get you the attention you need : ) For middle aged to mature men. 8/10

Marinis was the first fresh/marine perfume that did not smell like a cheap window cleaner or "everybody else". It actually smells like vacation, sun kissed skin, breezy day by the sea.. love love love.

This is one of the best marine scents ever created. Smells like sea spray with mint and lemon. Absolutely beautiful and salty, nothing like fishy smells fortunately. Made in Spain :-)

Marinis is, as expected, a marine scent featuring a realistic seawater accord. Fresh, aquatic and herbal, it is a subtle, clean scent, but what sets it apart is how natural it smells. I find that clean, aquatic scents can be astringent, synthetic affairs, reminiscent of window cleaning products. Not Marinis. While this doesn't have mass appeal, it is expertly done and lives up to its name. Marinis opens with fresh citrus and soft herbal notes, giving way to the mineral-like seawater accord. Damp and salty, it smells like sea spray. As it progresses, a little mint keeps things fresh, and patchouli adds earthiness, as well as resembling seaweed somewhat. It becomes slightly musky as it dries down, with herbal notes remaining until final fade. Sillage and longevity are moderate - better performance than I expected from a scent of this profile. A unisex freshie, it is best worn on hot days. Surprisingly excellent, Marinis is one of the best aquatic scents I've tried. While I'm not typically a fan of such scents, I appreciate the artistry here. Clean excellence. 4/5.

How many types of sea scents do you have in your collections? I don't understand why you put such a big mission on this scent. sea air is fresh air. patchouli note is not suitable for this type of fragrance.