Seahorse

I had never heard of this brand before, but one day, as I was 'peek-a-booing' on Jeca's collection my eye caught this fragrance. Initially, I was attracted by the rare beauty of the blue seahorse shaped bottle, further deciding to purchase one for testing. :) Usually, I am not fond of grapefruit or lemon notes, but when I tested it I thought to myself, this is a reminder of summer holidays! The grapefruit and tangerine notes came out strong, but the flowers softened them down. I got a little bit of that powder sense too due to the violet note. The musk note is light and wonderful. Although 'Seahorse' is categorised as floral fruity, it leaves a nice clean scent, just like coming out of a fresh shower... or a fresh summer sea if you prefer! Lasting power was pretty good on me, at least 3 full hours on my skin. As Fragaria mentioned, it is a little gem and a collectible piece, transporting you from its first smell directly to the beach and uplifting your mood while the sea air is strawking your hair gently, very innocent and girly... For me, 'Seahorse' is a true Summer lover! PS. Thanks Jeca!

Oh joy, ME first! I just got this for Christmas from a dear friend that went on a cruise. This is a very breezy, summery, sunny vacationy, oceany kind of perfume. This perfume so perfectly replicates vacation scents floating on a breeze, you won't even need to breath air wearing this stuff. Spray this and close your eyes and you can see the color aqua and smell water. The bottles are collectible for sure. I have the seahorse and would love to get my hands on the violet star next. Be careful handling these little gems, the addiction can be absorbed through just a finger tip! I love this ONE that I have and wonder if they all are this impressive.

I have two seahorse perfumes that look like the one pictured above, from two different sources, and they smell exactly like one another but not like the notes listed here. Perhaps as Bassplant speculated, there is another version for men, or perhaps the notes are listed for the wrong perfume. The seahorses that I have are herbal and then floral in two stages: opening, herbal stage: cardamom maybe coriander maybe vanilla, but smells a bit musty shower-fresh aquatic facets long term floral stage: lemon rose geranium distinctive long lasting sandpapery musk

I have a Seajewels Sea Horse for men. It's notes are completely different than what is listed here. It also says "Cozumel" on the package. Maybe it's a limited edition of some sort? I would love to know what the notes are, because it's obviously very different than this version for women. Editors?