Review of Wood Sage & Sea Salt Cologne by RINA

The refreshing scent of grapefruit gently unfolds. It's not overly acidic or pungent. The refined elegance of the subtly acidic grapefruit wafts like a gentle breeze. Then, a salty nuance of seaweed (algue) emerges, bringing an unfathomable transparency and minerality. Hidden within the fragrance's composition is "sugar milk." Why is sugar milk included in the fragrance's structure? The theme is a windswept coastline far removed from everyday life, but what role does it play? This sweet essence, seemingly contradictory to the image of a desolate English coastline, is actually the result of Christine Nagel's ingenious perfumery technique, expressing the texture of dry sand and the white spray of crashing waves. It creates a milky, sophisticated scent that transcends mere freshness, reminiscent of the warmth of bare skin. Overall, the well-structured fragrance creates a magnificent contrast between freshness and calmness. It somehow reminds me of D&G's Light Blue. The top notes are a refreshing and transparent scent of grapefruit and seaweed, which then transforms into a milky nuance that spreads pleasantly on the skin.