Essence Pure Ocean pour Homme

Simply - Pure. You can bath in this stuff. Great for gym or sport during the warm days of spring/summer. 10/10 in its potential.

Essence Pure Ocean pour Homme by S.T. Dupont , simply didn't work for me , as all i can smell is salt & lots of salt , Longevity & Sillager avrage , the only thing i like is the bottle design. P.S. the funny thing is my wife is in love with it a lot.

Very chemical an instant dislike, while I really love the original essence pure (in fact, I love all from Dupont).Too sharp, too chemical, too cheap. A big pass from me.

I really like to wear and review some "masculine" fragrances. The objectivity of their design enchants me. ESSENCE PURE OCEAN is exactly what I was expecting from it. A faithful translation of its notes, of its concept. A citrus, ripping opening is gently balanced with an aromatic touch of juniper. It discloses the essential marine heart of the fragrance - which refers to salt, seaweed and sand; not too dense due to the lightness of bamboo, not too serious due to the psychedelia of artemisia. I love the presence of juniper and artemisia in fragrances (my signature fragrance also contains these two ingredients). This combination makes me smile :) I feel myself swimming in the sparkling sea, droplets drying on contact with the heat of my body and the sun, leaving a soft woody aroma of vetiver and cedar. What about amber gris? I can not identify it during the evolution of the fragrance, but... after wearing it in a summer evening, the next day, by morning, I realize that my skin holds a different creaminess that intensifies and sweetens my natural scent. It is certainly amber gris. A light, refreshing, simple marine fragrance made for someone who, unassumingly, dries under the sun after bathing in the sparkling sea...

I like this more than Essence Pure (which remembers me Avon Blue Rush a lot). Essence Pure is still there, but this Ocean version is more refreshing from beginning to end. It's simple, it's mild, it's ok. Not much beyond that.