POOL
Fragrance notes
Character
A dive into this fragrance is like plunging into a glassy, chlorinated infinity pool where someone left a fruit salad and a tomato vine on the deck. POOL opens with a crisp, watery slap of cucumber and bergamot, shot through with a tart raspberry-litchi sweetness that feels almost carbonated. The heart is the real surprise: tomato leaf and cassis introduce a green, almost stemmy bite, softened by lily of the valley and a whisper of coriander. Then the base brings a subtle warmth, red pepper and ginger dusting over a clean musk, but don't expect it to linger.
This is a close-wearing, evaporative fragrance. With a sillage barely reaching a whisper and longevity that fades after a few hours, it's an intimate splash rather than a statement. It feels natural and slightly synthetic at once, like a high-end sunscreen you wish lasted longer. The ozonic, aquatic accord makes it sharply seasonal, perfect for a July afternoon but lost in autumn. Who should wear it? Anyone who wants a playful, unassuming skin scent for poolside lounging or a garden party, and who values freshness over presence. Who should skip? Those wanting projection, warmth, or anything that survives a commute. It's a fleeting, cheerful spritz, ideal when you plan to jump back in the water anyway.
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