St. Barts Seascape for Women

Great release from Tommy Bahama. It's my favorite fragrance from scents offered by this brand that are currently available in stores. The color and design of the bottle gives a good hint of what type of scent is contained in the bottle. It's beautiful, light, transparent, aquatic, light floral with light citrus. Very bright and invigorating. It has a little little sparkling and fizzy quality (Bellini?), as well as marine, salty note. It's not a creamy, yellow floral type of scent. Ylang Ylang and yellow floral notes are hardly detectable. Perfect scent for summer vacation on islands and beaches of Caribbean or simply summer vacation or an office.

This smells absolutely amazing!! This was a spur of the moment purchase. I smelled it in the Tommy Bahama store and I had to buy it. It smells so juicy, sweet and tropical, but not so sweet that it's nauseating or cloying. This scent is a perfect mix of juicy, tropical, fresh and fruity all in one. I would totally recommend this for anyone who wants to smell just like summer!

I love this perfume so much, all of my friends compliment me when I wear it! I gravitated toward this because it is very fresh and fruity. This it is can be worn both formally and for a night out. The smell sticks to your clothes, but it doesn't radiate as much as I would like. I don't smell any of the sunscreen smell—the perfect mix of fruity and tropical.

This is a beautiful summery cheapie! It smells pink, fruity, fresh with a musky ambery drydown. I get about 6 hours of wear with 2-3 sprays, which isn't bad for a $20 fragrance. The bottle is cute too. Worth it for a cheap pick me up from Ross.

Is she "Beachy"? Just a hint with a pinch of salt. Sweet, Juicy, Tropical? No Aquatic, Ocean? No Summer sunlight and a little sunblock lotion vibe? Yes This is not Lite and fresh, this is creamy and heavy on the white floral. Is she summer fun? Not really, its a bit more serious, but not formal. Makes me think of a recently divorced school teacher in her late 30s or early 40s. She's reading a book sitting on a somewhat warped wooden bench, next to a blooming and very fragrant Magnolia tree/bushel near her. She's relaxed, a little bitter and serious because of all she's gone through in 2023 thus far. Nevertheless she is by the beach and she's not blind, so she's checking out all the fit and shirtless hot "Chads" jogging past her. As she gets up from her bench, not looking, one of those joggers accidentally runs into her and they both fall in the Magnolia bush/tree. He aplogizes profusely as he holds out his hand to help her up. She wipes off magnolia petals off of her cotton t-shirt, and she grabs the sunlotioned, sweating, and oily forearm thats right infront of her to get up. He's cute and got her to smile. They don't exchange numbers or anything, just a friendly and clumsy human interaction. She wipes her now oily hand on her jeans and continues to find sporadic crushed magnolia petal leafs on her. She heads home and as she's driving home w/her windows down she looks at the smeared oily hand print down her thigh and a greenish smear of crushed magnolia petal w/leaf on her t-shirt. She then thinks back at the clumsy fall and the cute guy, and she smiles. She smiles because there is still hope, and the best is yet to come in her life. Once the turbulence of her divorce/white florals start to die down, she gets comfortable and begins to open up. She's not exotic, or sexy. She's pretty in a white cotton t-shirt. St. Barts Seascape for Women by Tommy Bahama reminds me of Jennifer Aniston (◠‿◠✿)