Cloud Collection No 2
Fragrance notes
Character
This is a fragrance that feels like stepping off a sun-warmed dock into a shallow, salt-crusted cove. Cloud Collection No 2 opens with a brisk snap of lemongrass, bright and zesty, before the jasmine leaf whispers in with a green, almost stemmy softness. The heart is not a billowing white floral but a restrained, leafy herbaceousness, quickly overtaken by a wash of sea water and white musk. The base settles into a clean, woody skin-scent, salty and slightly musky, like air drying on your shirt after a swim.
Its character is that of a single, wind-swept morning on the coast: the citrus and herbal notes get whipped away by the marine accord before they can bloom, leaving behind a gauzy, aquatic veil. This is decidedly fresh and natural-smelling, but with a synthetic crispness that keeps it from feeling like anything from the ocean floor. It wears close to the body, which is its biggest weakness. With longevity hovering around average and sillage barely a ripple, you are buying a personal scent, a small bubble of sea-salt tranquility.
It suits anyone who wants a clean, unisex aquatic for warm, sunny days. Skip it if you crave booming projection or a dense, complex development. Wear it for a spring afternoon by the water or a summer morning when the heat demands something light and evaporative. Just don’t expect to leave a trail, this is a fragrance that stays as quiet as the tide pulling out.
