The oceanic scent trend is quite recent. Unlike floral fragrance which has been used since earliest days, the main ingredient that produces oceanic scent was only discovered in the 1950’s, and it didn’t become popular in fragrance until the 1990’s. More recently, aquatic fragrance has become a staple in room scenting and particularly suits a youthful, clean, minimalistic style.

·   Beach Party

Kiwi, lychee and green melon complement a floral heart, leading to a sensual background of sandalwood, musk and amber.

·   Blue Ice

At once subtle and rich, this infusion celebrates Italian bergamot, cardamom, and mandarin oil, with refreshing, icy top notes of watery cucumber, lavender, spearmint oil, sheer jasmine, and music.

·   Miami

This is a premium fragrance that begins with mouth-watering mandarin, fresh watery ozone and green cardamom notes. The scent is supported by black pepper and musk to create a comfortable and confident atmosphere. This scent is slightly masculine and injects a sensation of energy and class.

·   Aqua Positano

Aqua Positano invigorates with top notes of bergamot and pink pepper. Refreshing middle notes of eucalyptus, fresh white flowers and violet give way to a finale of benzoin, modern woods, and white musk.

·   New Hope

Crisp, intoxicating and with an animalistic edge. Citrus and lush greenery elevate exotic, aromatic wood and musk, which adds nuanced warmth to the sweet, sensual heart of this luxurious and powerful fragrance.