Agua de Mar
Fragrance notes
Character
Walking past a harbor market on a bright morning, you catch the scent of fresh fruit stands mixed with the damp air rolling off the water. Agua de Mar opens with that exact feeling. The orange and bergamot provide a sharp, sunny lift, while the melon and pineapple add a juicy, transparent sweetness. Green tea runs through the top layer to keep the fruit from becoming heavy, so the first impression stays light and clean rather than sugary.
The heart continues that airy theme. Lavender and rosemary bring a gentle herbal edge that feels like a breeze moving through a garden near the coast. Peach softens the herbs with a mellow fruitiness, and green tea appears again to maintain the crisp link between the bright opening and the deeper drydown. The composition stays aromatic and ozonic throughout, never settling into a heavy or cloying place, which makes it feel natural on skin during warm, active days outdoors.
Brazilian rosewood and oakmoss give the base a dry, woody foundation that keeps the sweetness grounded. Musk and ambroxan wrap those elements in a smooth, musky veil that feels modern and close. It suits someone who wants a fresh scent with a woody backbone and no harsh edges. The overall character is fruity, aquatic, and aromatic, anchored by that lingering woody accord.
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