Gulf Breeze

I like this one, but it's definitely not for everyone, and it doesn't quite come across as perfume at all. Think dank, dirty, dark seawater, from a harbor town rather than a beach vacation destination. There's plenty of seaweed, there's algae, it's dark green rather than emerald. Doesn't smell like something I would like to swim in, but that's OK. Not sure I get a "sunny" impression from this, I would say it opens and stays heavily overcast. I think the main difference that makes this perfume less beach and more fishing village is the lack of the salty breeze that sticks in your hair after a day on the beach. It is salty, but the salt is more dissolved rather than hitting your face directly like on a beach. I have the perfume oil and longevity is not bad. If I put it on in the morning, I can still smell it by the time I get back home (9+ hours). I can smell it on myself throughout the day, but I can't really tell whether it projects, since it's not a scent that sticks out as "perfume" and no one has commented on it.

Gulf breeze. Smells exactly what it sounds like. Salty ocean breeze. Sea shells. Sand. Oceanic. Slightly green and fresh. I’m not sure how Angela has captured these things and put them in a bottle. But it’s true to the name. I’m not sure I’d view this as a perfume. It’s more of a scent experience. Some people may be put off by all of the very true to life ocean smells. I quite like it myself and I don’t mind wearing it as a personal scent. I live in South Carolina and this reminds me of my favorite beach here that I like to visit. Beaufort, South Carolina. To me the town has a New Orleans-esque vibe. This scent brings to mind that slightly creepy sea side town.

As someone who lives on and loves the gulf, this is fragrance is soo good. It starts out very fresh and clean, and slowly morphs into a salty, ambery seaweed smell. It smells like doing laundry at my grandparents' beach house, and though it reminds me of a rainy beach day, I always go for this on hot and sunny days. It lasts maybe an hour and a half tops, it's not very strong, and I've gotten very mixed reactions from this one, but I love it!!!!!!!

Photorealistic scent of the sea. Smells like summer on a northern coast, with old barnacle covered wooden boats and dried seaweed. Contains seaweed extracts, which sounds awful until you smell it and its just faint enough to complete the ocean breeze smell. It's fresh and unique, and despite the odd notes is not offensive at all.

On me this smells like a divine mix of sea beach air and faint summery male perfume. On my dad it smells like a damp cellar. So you won't know which you'll get until you try it. I adore it but then again salty rainy scents are my favorites because I put atmosphere above 'smelling nice to other people'