I love the sweet opening, then the sweetness simmers down and settles into a mellow salty aquatic watermelon. I think this is a nice change for summer from the sunscreen coconut tropical vibes, or standard fresh citrus type of scents. It’s not too fruity and not too sweet

In the opening, I could detect some berry w/ the bergamot making it pop. The opening is feminine, and fruity, and sweet.

 

Then as the initial mid fragrance began to develop, I started to detect the salt, and something that was sweet and light, but didn’t scream extreme flower to me. Maybe the ylang-ylang and some of the lily.

As for the salt. I got just enough “salt” to recognize that it was there. And it worked against the sweet, delicate that was also going on – at the same time.

 

Toward the later mid/initial dry down, I actually smelled what I thought was a nutty nuance in the background.

The meringue becomes noticeable – and it, along with the woody/earthy nuttiness, mixed with the sweet and the salt already going on, is absolutely divine!

 

In the true dry down – I could and can smell delicious and smooth whipped creamy meringue, with a little earthiness, some yellow floral, and also for me – a little caramel. This fragrance has a lightness to it, but it also has depth and it’s not fleeting.

 

Top Notes

 

Calypsone

Red Berries

Bergamot

 

Middle Notes

Lily

Ylang-Ylang

Jasmine

 

Base Notes

Meringue

Musk

Patchouli