Love and the Sea by Sorce
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Love and the Sea by Sorce: A Coastal Citrus Escape Love and the Sea is a fragrance from the niche house Sorce, crafted by perfumer Caitlin Hayes. It is a unisex scent that blends tropical fruits, salty sea air, and delicate florals into a refreshing, sunny composition. With notes of passion fruit, lemonade, coconut water, and raspberry, this perfume captures…
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- Winter 8.3%
- Spring 8.3%
- Summer 75%
- Autumn 8.3%
- Day 88%
- Night 13%
Community
15 votes
- Positive 67%
- Negative 6.7%
- Neutral 27%
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Leading answer I want it
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Leading answer Like it
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About Love and the Sea
Love and the Sea by Sorce: A Coastal Citrus Escape
Love and the Sea is a fragrance from the niche house Sorce, crafted by perfumer Caitlin Hayes. It is a unisex scent that blends tropical fruits, salty sea air, and delicate florals into a refreshing, sunny composition.
With notes of passion fruit, lemonade, coconut water, and raspberry, this perfume captures the essence of a carefree day at the beach. The subtle warmth of ambergris, driftwood, salt, and skin adds depth and an almost human touch to the bright opening.
From the first spritz, Love and the Sea opens with a sparkling burst of citrus and passion fruit. The lemonade note is tart and slightly sweet, like a refreshing drink on a hot summer afternoon. As it settles, neroli and coconut water emerge, lending a creamy, floral softness that keeps the composition from becoming too sharp.
The heart of the fragrance is a playful mix of raspberry and white florals, balanced by a gentle saltiness. This is where the 'sea' part of the name becomes evident: the salt note mingles with the fruit to create an ozonic, aquatic feel without going into typical marine territory. The driftwood accord adds a woody, weathered texture that grounds the scent.
At the base, ambergris brings a warm, slightly animalic depth, while the skin note creates an intimate, almost second-skin effect. The combination of salty, woody, and musky elements gives Love and the Sea surprising longevity for a fresh fragrance. It feels both natural and sophisticated, like a memory of a seaside romance.
With a rating of 3.8 out of 5 from 15 user reviews, Love and the Sea is a well-received but polarizing scent. Some praise its unique blend of fruit and salt, while others find the animalic undertones challenging. It is not a conventional summer scent; it has an edge that makes it interesting for niche fragrance enthusiasts.
Overall, Love and the Sea is a versatile unisex perfume that works best in warm weather but can be worn year-round by those who enjoy its distinctive character. It is a lovely choice for anyone looking for a bright yet complex fragrance that stands out from the crowd.
This perfume will appeal to fans of citrusy, tropical scents who also enjoy a hint of salt and skin-like musk. It suits women and men who prefer unisex, niche fragrances with a modern coastal vibe. If you like perfumes such as Jo Malone's Wood Sage & Sea Salt or Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino, you may find Love and the Sea intriguing.
Love and the Sea is a beautifully crafted coastal fragrance that balances fruity freshness with deeper, saltier undertones. While its animalic base may not be for everyone, it offers a unique and memorable scent experience. Highly recommended for those who want to feel like they are carrying a piece of the ocean with them.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
4 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
4 votes
Character
Tied for the lead Traditionally feminine / Balanced
5 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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