Category: Kerzen
Salzige Meeresluft und heißer Sand unter den Füßen. Die Nachmittagsflut hinterlässt Treibholz, Seetang und Muscheln, die am Ufer verstreut liegen.
Kopfnoten: Bergamotte, Sandelholz
Herznoten: Meeresbrise, Plumeria, Moschus
Basisnoten: Meeresluft, Tonkabohne, Amber
The bergamot hits first, then that genuine marine note really does smell like low tide at the beach. It’s not overpowering, but it fills my small bathroom perfectly.
I didn't expect the seaweed and driftwood notes to come through so clearly, but they really do make it feel like an actual coastal walk. The scent lasts a solid few hours after I blow it out, which I appreciate for such a small candle.
As soon as I lit this candle, the salty ocean air note transported me straight back to a summer beach trip. I love how the marine and plumeria blend together, and it's strong enough to fill my whole living room without being overpowering.
The hot sand note mixed with the bergamot keeps it from smelling too much like a generic air freshener, but I wish the plumeria came through a bit stronger. Burns evenly and fills my small bathroom nicely for the price.
I wasn’t sure about the marine note at first, but it blends really well with the bergamot and sandalwood—not too floral or heavy. Burns cleanly and the scent is noticeable but not overpowering in my living room.
The bergamot and sandalwood top notes are pleasant enough, but the "salty ocean air" scent fades pretty quickly after burning for an hour. For a mini candle, I expected it to last a bit longer.