Beach Cottage

The first spray really does transport me—it’s got that briny, sun-baked kick of hot sand and driftwood, not the usual perfumey sweetness. The sea air note lasts for hours on my skin without turning sour, which I wasn’t expecting. I keep catching whiffs of it and smiling.

The opening hit is pure nostalgia — that briny driftwood note is spot-on, not perfumey at all. It wears close to the skin but lingers for hours, like the tide actually left it there.

I’ve been chasing that exact memory of walking the beach at low tide, and this finally captures it—the driftwood and seaweed notes are uncanny, not perfumey at all. It wears close to the skin but lingers for hours, which is perfect for a summer evening.