Review of Sea Salt Caramel by Marta_Seraphina

A unisex fragrance with many facets. It opens with a distinct note of salt and pink pepper, lightly drizzled with lemon juice. After a while, bay leaf and seagrass emerge, bringing a green, aromatic character with an almost seaside feel. There is very little jasmine here, it serves merely as a subtle backdrop, a gentle whisper. In the base, a dry, unsweetened caramel comes through, appearing and disappearing like a glimmer of light on water, tempered by sea salt and resting on a soft woody foundation. This is a gourmand in a completely different guise, more salty and windswept than dessert like. The scent is very pleasant, yet distinctive. When I close my eyes, I see myself barefoot, in shorts and a linen shirt, walking along the shore on a windy, sunlit day. The air carries the aroma of warm sand, salty sea breeze, and caramel drifting from a little food stall by the beach. Longevity is around four hours. The projection is moderate at first, gradually becoming close to the skin, like a holiday memory that lingers just for us.