Sex and the Sea
Coconut, immortelle and salty amber impressions recall sun-warmed skin by the sea.
Perfumer: Francesca Bianchi
Immortelle recalled Bianchi’s memory of her own salty skin after time at the seaside. That recollection became the starting point for Sex and the Sea, later joined by a more intimate adult fantasy.
Mimosa, pineapple and coconut meet softer rose and iris. Immortelle, ambergris, civet notes, resins and vanilla give the sweetness a salty, warm and animalic depth. The sea appears through heated skin and tropical creaminess.
