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SANTORINI EAU DE PARFUM
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Descripción
SANTORINI EAU DE PARFUM by Matin Martin is a woody-spicy fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, this olfactory composition features citrus and ozonic notes in the top, floral and freesia in the heart, and ambergris, musk, and moss in the base.
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Salida
citrus
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Corazón
floral notes
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
154 votos
- Positivo 84%
- Neutral 10%
- Negativo 5.8%
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Wonderful! Easy to wear and everyone loves it. Exquisite, and the quality is top-notch.
I bought Santorini by Martin Martin and have had it for a few months. It’s a complex fragrance; the opening is confusing, airy, and citrusy, but once it dries down, the magic begins. The base is a floral blend of musk and moss that smells luxurious, and I’d say it’s more recommended for men.
Here’s what I felt: At first spray, I thought it was just another generic citrus… but the magic hits at the 10-minute mark. The evolution is incredible—those freesia and floral notes blended with ambergris… wow, it smells like a millionaire. It’s perfect for sitting on the beach soaking up the sun, a true olfactory experience. I haven’t tried Costa Azurra, but Santorini is amazing.
First impression? It’s supposed to smell like Tom Ford’s Costa Azurra. I’ll edit this later.
NOTABLE
Tested on a decant. I don’t understand the price, nor the hype, nor the absurd comparison with Costa Azurra. It’s a citrus-floral, very much in the Versace Pour Homme style. There are options thousands of times better, though you have to admit the scent is good. Totally unisex.
The dry-down of this perfume is brutal. The ambergris keeps gaining strength until it leaves a spectacular fragrance.
The dry-down of this perfume is brutal. The ambergris gradually picks up strength and settles into a ‘spectacular’ fragrance.
In my experience, the performance is insufficient. It doesn’t have much presence. It smells quite similar to classic Issey Miyake, but saltier, with a base that reminds me of Salvatore Ferragamo Pour Homme. Its name ‘Paradisiaco’ surely helped its fame.
Exquisite and 100% summery; the performance goes up with the heat. It evokes Tom Ford’s Costa Azzurra, but they’re not the same: this one is more floral due to the noticeable freesia. It starts with soft citrus, then the moss matures it. The first 30 minutes are somewhat feminine, but the moss makes it masculine. In the dry-down, the magic begins: it reminds me of Costa Azzurra, but this one has moss while the other has wood. It’s super fresh and floral, more versatile than Tom Ford’s and with better longevity (6-7 hours, 1.5 hours of projection, up to 12 hours on clothes). The moss reminds me of Le Sel d’Issey Miyake and in the base, Ferragamo Pour Homme. The citrus accompanies but doesn’t stand out. It’s not for those who don’t like florals, but for lovers of these, who will be blown away. Plus, it has one of the best sprays I’ve ever tried.
Scent: 10/10, Performance: 2/10. I’ll let it macerate for a few months to see if it improves, because right now it’s useless to have such a rich scent that doesn’t project more than 20 minutes even with 15 sprays. It sticks to the skin almost the whole time. I’ll update after maceration. Two months later: it improved a lot, now it lasts 6-7 hours with good projection. Great option for heat, with a Loewe 7 Cobalt-style incense touch, light and well-balanced.
This is an exquisite fragrance, 100% summer. Its scent evokes the famous Tom Ford Costa Azzurra, but they aren’t the same: this one is much more floral thanks to the lasting freesia accords, which combine with subtle citrus notes at the opening and dry down to moss that adds maturity. The first half-hour is somewhat feminine, but over time the moss makes it more masculine. The dry-down is where the real magic starts: its DNA reminds me of Costa Azurra, except this one has moss while the other has wood, but they’re similar. Santorini is incredibly fresh and floral, more versatile than Tom Ford’s, and with better performance, lasting 6 to 7 hours. The projection is about an hour and a half, and it lingers on clothes for around 12 hours. The moss reminds me of Le Sel by Issey Miyake, and as BassoProfumo said, the dry-down resembles Salvatore Ferragamo’s Pour Homme. The citrus notes accompany but don’t dominate; it’s not for those who dislike florals, but for those who do, they’ll be amazed. And to finish: it has one of the best sprays I’ve ever owned.
Have you seen Transformers? L’eau d’Issey is like watching that movie on a 4K TV with surround sound, while Santorini is like watching it on a black-and-white tube with mono audio. The plot is understandable, but the experience is completely different.
I bought a decant because people say it’s similar to Costa Azurra, but with my decant of Parfum, I don’t smell any resemblance. It’s not what I expected; for me, it doesn’t smell rich. I was hoping for more citrus and ozone, but the florals dominate. If you like florals, no regrets.
I bought this as a decant because people said it was somewhat similar to Costa Azurra. I have a decant of Parfum and I’m not sure if they differ, but I don’t detect any resemblance. It’s not what I expected; it doesn’t smell good to me. I thought the citrus and ozonic notes would stand out more, but the floral dominates. If you like florals, you won’t regret it.
Santorini is a gem. Citrusy and floral with that incense touch that you feel even if it’s not declared. It reminds me of the discontinued Loewe 7 Natural; MMS is taking a very similar path to the Spanish brand, far from the Tom Fords or Miyakes others mention. It smells rich, elegant, and has excellent performance. Ideal for heat with casual or formal wear. Cheers.
Santorini is an excellent fragrance. Citrus/floral with (though not listed) a hint of incense. At least my nose picks that up, which reminds me of the discontinued Loewe 7 Natural. MMS is heading down a path closer to the Spanish house’s own fragrance rather than the Tom Ford or Issey Miyake dupes. It’s a rich and elegant scent. Performance is very good. Great for hot days, with casual or formal outfits. Cheers to the community.
Clean and fresh, but not citrusy; smells more like soap. There’s a slight kick, probably from the incense which is noticeable even though it’s not listed. It’s 100% versatile, though it shines more in temperate climates. It’s distinct, nothing like Costa Azurra, and remains a great perfume.
Fresh, aquatic, and sophisticated with Mediterranean vibes: note that it’s not salty. For me, it’s one of the Middle East’s favorites.