Peau Salée

6 reseñas

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• Kari Dil

  July 18, 2022

  

  Finally, I have a salty fragrance with mineral notes and a coconut that I love 100%, because let me be clear: I absolutely adore it. It has a very well-balanced, light coconut, fresh like coconut water in the middle of summer, refreshing and thirst-quenching. It has a wide trail and very good longevity, lasting over 8 hours. It’s an Eau de Parfum with subtle sweet accords that make a difference; the tonka appears without stealing the spotlight, and the woods emerge at the end as a complement. Here, minerals, coconut water, and fresh sea air dominate, with the florals barely noticeable. It’s a fascinating work by the young French perfumer Patrice Revillard, a marvel that exudes summer, tropics, and unforgettable adventures. Magnificent, and I think it’s my best discovery of 2022. I invite you to try it; although I’ve never been a fan of marine, coconut, or salty scents, this one left me speechless. Formidable, as I affectionately say: nasal orgasm.

• csaavfer

  July 20, 2022

  

  This perfume transports me to the beach, lying on a towel, with the sea breeze relaxing and dissipating the heat, as if I were wearing a light coconut lotion after a saltwater bath. At first, for the first five minutes, I thought I wouldn’t like it; the opening is very salty and sharp, letting nothing else bloom. But when that initial phase fades, the magic appears: the coconut isn’t dense or creamy, but rather drinkable salty coconut water, mixed with drifting woods and a floral touch over a warm base. It’s slightly sweet, without being overwhelming, perfect for hot days. The opening doesn’t convince me, but after 30 minutes the dry-down is exquisite. I see it as unisex and 100% summer. The performance is decent, projecting for a couple of hours and lasting about 6 hours on skin. I’m glad I tried it; finally, I’ve found a salty and aquatic perfume that I truly like.

• csaavfer

  July 21, 2022

  

  This perfume transports me to lying on a towel at the beach, with the sea breeze relaxing and dissipating the heat, as if wearing a light coconut cream after a saltwater bath. At first, for the first five minutes, I thought I wouldn’t like it; the opening is very salty and sharp, letting nothing else bloom. But once that fades, the magic appears: the coconut isn’t dense or creamy, but drinkable salted coconut water mixed with driftwood and a floral touch over a warm base. It’s slightly sweet without being overwhelming, perfect for hot days. The opening doesn’t convince me, but after 30 minutes, the dry-down is exquisite. I see it as unisex and 100% summer. The performance is decent, projecting for a couple of hours and lasting about six hours on skin. I’m glad I tried it; finally, I’ve found a salty, aquatic scent I truly love.

• nneestorr

  July 27, 2023

  

  Sounds like a softer, kinder version of Salaria. It’s a scent that screams summer.

• Psicostasis

  December 19, 2024

  

  It smells to me like beach skin, but those desaturated, dusty kinds, like a plasticized ocean. It reminds me of educational video games, gift shops in museums, and that childish desire to dig for dinosaur eggs with a paintbrush. If there is a beach, it’s the one you only reach on a Netscape boat with Enya playing in the background, where dolls cultivate melon and celery hybrids on terraces with whimsical pipes that require solving spelling to function. And yes, there is a planetarium with carpets in the hallways.

• Psicostasis

  December 30, 2024

  

  It smells like beach skin, but those desaturated, dusty kind—like a plasticized ocean. Reminds me of educational video games, gift shops in museums, and that childish urge to dig for dinosaur eggs with a paintbrush. If there’s a beach, it’s the one you only reach via a Netscape boat ride with Enya playing, where little figurines grow melon and celery hybrids on terraces with whimsical pipes that require spelling tests to operate. And yes, there’s a planetarium with carpeted hallways.