Greek Keys

Since we've finally had something like decent weather, I've been dragging out the freshies and revisiting them. This was actually one of the first Sarah Baker juices I smelled and I had forgotten how brilliant it is. It's like sailing around a rocky outcrop and turning into a secluded cove off Mykonos or the Amalfi Coast. As you cut into this sheltered bay, the gentle breeze carries down the heady aroma of citrus fruit groves and sun-drenched Mediterranean gardens from luxurious villas perched on the cliffs above. But, all of this is filtered through the fresh smell of the sea as you kick back on the deck or decide to take a plunge into crystal clear waters. But, that night, as you enjoy a spritz (of the Aperol not fragrance variety) before dinner or linger over a glass of perfectly chilled white wine, that smell of sea and citrus groves still lingers on your skin because, frankly, this is a very long lasting juice. It's also one that I think very few people would not accept as unisex. Another thing that's really important to note is that while the citrus and aquatic notes are prominent, this is actually a far more complex "freshie" than others out there. Those woody and herbal ingredients melding with carefully selected florals pitched at exactly the right "presence" give it layered depth and the ability to shape-shift in a way others don't. If you're allowed to take only one fragrance on a summer holiday, this is the perfect choice because it really has the range and gravitas to move effortlessly from a casual day in the dunes to hitting stylish cocktail terraces in the evening.

Ok, this is my fave. Very much unisex. It manages to smell of sunshine. It has both a warmth but also a freshness. I guess that doesn't really make much sense. It definitely has a touch of the aquatic about it. I'm looking at you ambroxan. There is freshness from the citrus notes, warm woody notes and that touch of the herbal from the vetiver and sun warmed rosemary. Greek keys is a very apt name. With time this scent seems to get more musky on me. I suspect it's the synthetics creating that illusion. I'm glad the green and wood notes hang in there to the end. I wouldn't like it any muskier. Good longevity and sillage.

This smells like Jennifer Coolidge partying in Sicily with a ton of rich gays who may or may not be trying to kill her. In the best way possible. This is a wonderfully lovely and bright citrus marine scent. I feel like I can almost smell the sunshine, that’s how bright this is.

I have tried this perfume in a sample. This perfume has an average intensity the first two hours and then lowered to smooth average. It lasts about 7 hours, but could continue noticing the ozone note on my skin, although other notes very blurred. As soon as we put on the perfume, we feel an extremely fresh aroma through its citrus notes, the union of the ozone note to the citrus fruits makes you feel a clean fresh aroma. After half an hour, the presence of citrus aromas falls and we find the woody aromas of oak moss, the resin of elimination ... but I always feel that the ozone note is present, it always reminds me of that of an environment very clean. It is a perfectly unisex perfume. Not a perfume complicated for my rubber very well, but I caution when recommending it, I think the ozónica notes or calone are aromas that some people really like and others nothing, and least to understand this perfume must Know and know how to appreciate those aromas. As a final conclusion, I feel it as a versatile perfume within the niche perfumery, for me it is easy to use and very interesting aromas

I adore Greek Keys, and own the special edition Parfum miniature. Here in extrait, I think it works even better. You can feel the golden sun flickering off the blue azure Mediterranean Sea, all fresh and ozonic. I particularly like the oakmoss as it gives off more of a myrtle like seaweediness. A sparkling, aquatic fougere. Makes me long for the Greeks islands I hold so dear.