silencethesea

I smell a green-salty, mineral sea air with seaweed, light oud, and an unusually animalic note that later becomes warmer and more amber-like on the skin. The scent is special, authentic, and quite fascinating, but also polarizing and not an uncomplicated everyday fragrance for me. I would rather wear it on cool autumn or spring days and for special occasions; given the price, that is hardly justifiable for me.

The ambergris already smells very intriguing. However, the oud pushes the animalic notes forward, making the fragrance a challenge.

What comes to mind regarding this fragrance: special, distinct, and unique. It is reminiscent of the depths of the sea—animalic, salty, and musty. An uncompromising scent that polarizes and is definitely not for the faint of heart.