Aquatic & marine fragrances

Accords that recall water, sea air, salt or wet stone.

Scentorian assigns these categories for browsing. Fragrances can belong to several families; the house may describe them differently.

12 fragrances

DKNY — Wearers describe crisp green apple and cucumber with grapefruit, followed by clean magnolia and muguet.

Azzaro — Wearers describe bright citrus, cool metal and mineral-water impressions, followed by clean musk and a dry tea-and-wood character.

CLEAN Beauty Collective — Reviewers describe bright lemon, cotton and a marine accent over warm musk, often comparing it with freshly dried laundry.

Dior — Reviewers describe dry mineral impressions, sea air and a faint hay-like sweetness.

Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle — Wearers describe wet lilac and cucumber with a warm, dough-like accent.

BeauFort London — Reviewers describe cold green stems, pond water and lilies, often comparing the scent with a florist's refrigerator.

Issey Miyake Parfums — Wearers describe cool lotus and white lilies with a faint metallic edge, pale woods and soft musk.

Etat Libre d'Orange — Reviewers describe salty, metallic and milky accords, sometimes compared with blood, over iris and sandalwood.

Heeley — Wearers describe salt, lemon and wet algae with a dry mineral character.

D.S. & Durga — Wearers describe humid pavement, water and a faint plastic-like edge, sometimes compared with pool floats or bubble solution.

Demeter Fragrance Library — Demeter describes earth and plant oils in humid air around a summer thunderstorm.

BeauFort London — Wearers describe gunpowder, brandy and charred wood with a brief citrus opening.