Memoize London Aurora Review (2024) + tropical fantasy giveaway

Memoize London Aurora

Image of Memoize London Aurora by Karl

Founded in 2018 by Holly Hutchinson, Memoize London is a luxury British Perfume brand which produces fragrances that focus on inclusivity and sustainability. The multicoloured range of flacons with hand carved wooden caps are eye-catching and communicates the message of the brand purposefully. This year Memoize London celebrates its 6th year anniversary, and the most recent releases were showcased at 2024’s Esxence in Milan. Of those Memoize London Aurora became my favourite because it is a scent which plays with a multitude of aspects and acts as an olfactive kaleidoscope.

Holly Hutchinson of Memoize London

Memoize London founder Holly Hutchinson image via the brand.

I enjoy uplifting smells which vary from ethereal to fruity to mineral and Aurora captures these aspects in a way that is addictive and works as a stunning second skin. The colour scheme of mint green and flushed pink brings across the other worldly tonality. This fragrance has a cosmic quality to it as if one is experiencing smelling an alien world of fruits and flowers. Sea air is mixed with milky gourmand goodness.

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Memoize London Aurora is a perfume which makes me smile, relaxes and uplifts. It is not a bomb of synthetic molecular notes and there is no huge dose of cashmeran. Rather it sits close and creates an intimate scent bubble. The ingredients are carefully selected to create a seamless aura and one feels captured by it. Whilst the brand list top / middle / base notes I find that they intermingle from the very start. As such my senses whirl around and I enjoy this experience greatly.

Delving into Memoize London Aurora we discover bergamot, marine notes and then the trio of pineapple, rhubarb and melon. Jasmine brings a lush quality and cypress as a slight verdant touch. The depth comes from an amber accord, vanilla, sandalwood, musk and cedarwood round Memoize London Aurora off. 

Karl Topham, Senior Editor

 

Notes: bergamot, marine notes, pineapple, rhubarb, melon, jasmine, cypress, amber, vanilla, sandalwood, musk, cedarwood.

Disclaimer: Bottle of Memoize London Aurora sent to Karl; opinions are his own.

Aurora by Memoize London

Image of Memoize London Aurora courtesy of the brand.

Thanks to Memoize London we have a 100 ml bottle of Memoize London Aurora UK & EU Only or have an address in the UK or EU. You must register or your entry will not count. To be eligible, please leave a comment saying which note intrigues you most based on Karl’s review and where you live. Draw closes 08/21/2024.

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53 comments

  • etherealfoam says:

    Otherworldly tonality! I’m interested in the blend of fruity notes like melon with grounding notes like sandalwood and vanilla. Thanks for the opportunity. From the EU.

  • Sorohan Adriana says:

    A perfect cocktail fruit salad to be enjoyed by the sea on a deckchair. Visez la asta! O am from EU

  • SonneSweet says:

    Based on Karl’s review, the note that intrigues me the most is the combination of pineapple, rhubarb, and melon. It sounds like an incredibly unique and vibrant trio that adds a fresh, fruity dimension to the fragrance. I’m especially curious about how these bright, juicy notes interplay with the deeper amber and sandalwood base, creating that seamless, cosmic quality Karl describes. It seems like a scent that truly evolves and captivates, blending the unexpected in a way that feels both uplifting and intimate.

    I am from the EU

  • PhilippSu says:

    The note that intrigues me most based on Karl’s review is the combination of marine notes with the trio of pineapple, rhubarb, and melon. It sounds like an unexpected and refreshing blend that gives the fragrance a unique twist. The idea of these fruity notes mingling with the sea air creates a vivid image of a coastal paradise, and I’m curious to experience how this contrast plays out in the scent. It’s fascinating how Karl describes it as having a cosmic quality, which makes me even more eager to explore this fragrance. Greetings from the EU!

  • Theresia says:

    Based on Karl’s review, the note that intrigues me the most is rhubarb. It’s not a common note in many fragrances, and paired with pineapple and melon, it sounds like it adds a unique, tart twist that balances the sweetness. I’m really curious to see how this unusual combination plays out, especially with the marine notes adding a fresh, airy quality to the scent.
    EU

  • Jeremi says:

    It’s melon for sure I absolutely love the fruit and the smell of it. I live in Trzebnica, Poland, EU.

  • Ozzyaziz says:

    Delving into Memoize London Aurora we discover bergamot, marine notes and then the trio of pineapple, rhubarb and melon. Jasmine brings a lush quality and cypress as a slight verdant touch. The depth comes from an amber accord, vanilla, sandalwood, musk and cedarwood round Memoize London Aurora off. Notes: bergamot, marine notes, pineapple, rhubarb, melon, jasmine, cypress, amber, vanilla, sandalwood, musk, cedarwood. A beautiful description by Karl I am particularly intrigued by the depth given by the basenotes of Sandalwood, Vanilla, musk, amber and cedarwood. This is a house that I have got no experience with but I am intrigued by nonetheless. Thanks a lot from the UK

  • Amaziz89 says:

    Delving into Memoize London Aurora we discover bergamot, marine notes and then the trio of pineapple, rhubarb and melon. Jasmine brings a lush quality and cypress as a slight verdant touch. The depth comes from an amber accord, vanilla, sandalwood, musk and cedarwood round Memoize London Aurora off. I am fascinated by the notes of rhubarb, melon, jasmine and sandalwood. I am a gourmand lover and this sounds like something right up my street. Thanks a million from the UK

  • ts1881 says:

    Thank you Memoize London for this amazing giveaway!
    Based on Karl’s review, the note that intrigues me the most is the cypress.
    Its unique and captivating scent sounds absolutely fascinating. Fingers crossed!

    EU
    The Netherlands

  • Salem says:

    The phrase I felt most inspired by in Karl’s review is: “This fragrance has a cosmic quality to it as if one is experiencing smelling an alien world of fruits and flowers.” The olfactive profile and pyramid seem to confirm that: a trio of the juiciest, tartest fruit, chilled by marine notes and enriched by jasmine and a blend of woods, musks and vanilla. The particular note that intrigues me most, though, is melon. I love melon and somehow I feel it’s “stuck in the 90’s”, as much as perfumes are concerned. So I’m happy Memoize London is bringing it back in Aurora!
    Greetings from the EU.

  • JulietteC says:

    Sometimes, all you need is “a seamless aura and one feels captured by it” when you wear your SOTD. I think Aurora would be a great fit for that purpose in my wardrobe and I am very curious to try anything by Memoize. THE note / accord that caught my attention is “sea breeze, mixed with milky gourmand goodness”.

    Thank you Karl, Cafleurbon and Memoize.

    I live in Europe

  • chamberoflilith says:

    “Sea air is mixed with milky gourmand goodness”… I have a distinct scent memory regarding this type of combination. I sprayed Jeux de Peau on a briny seashell I had just received from a friend, to create a salty-sweet smell, to prove to someone that salty-sweet can exist (there IS a backstory to this). The way Aurora is presented, I imagine it’s a marine scent that’s up my alley. Except for Salina by Laboratorio Olfattivo, I honestly don’t resonate with marine scents too much. But the thing is, I want to. And this one finally seems like something I’d really really like. And the bottles are beautiful. Thank you, from Romania

  • N_Il_158 says:

    Of those Memoize London Aurora became my favourite because it is a scent which plays with a multitude of aspects and acts as an olfactive kaleidoscope. I enjoy uplifting smells which vary from ethereal to fruity to mineral and Aurora captures these aspects in a way that is addictive and works as a stunning second skin. The colour scheme of mint green and flushed pink brings across the other worldly tonality
    -Karl Topham

    He’s so speaking like a well-versed perfume expert. It has been a pleasure learning about the idea of making Memoize London Aurora based on Inclusivity, sustainability and positive energy.
    I’m a fan of beautiful things, cozy aura, sophisticated fragrances , creativity , and with the help of Karl Topham I think I found an excellent new fragrance . I’ll be happy to win Memoize London Aurora , plus I really wonder how fruity floral , mineralic essence smells on top of some milky gourmand goodness
    Much obliged
    EU

  • Deso says:

    I enjoy uplifting and refreshing scents and am really intrigued by the sparkling bergamot, the marine notes and the sweet fruity (melon + pineapple) accords.

    I just see that they are carried in my city too since few months, so will check the brand very soon 🙂

    Greetings from EU.

  • David Furman says:

    Although I’m familiar with all notes in this I’ve never seen them coupled this way creating a new tropical blend. Perfect for summertime or anytime for that matter. I picture this as bright and sweet first then dry and woodsy. The pineapple probably is sweet and photorealistic and all the notes are in harmony. Would love to try for myself. From Jacksonville, NC.

  • Jacob_Rogan says:

    Salutations
    It could be my impressions only but I believe most people associate Memoize London with Luxuria and Invidia , the latter i own . To me one of the best sweet tobacco, leather and lots of spices fragrances I’ve ever smelled , Selfridges on Oxford Street is where I bought mine.
    It was a pleasure reading Karl Topham essay , what grabbed me the most, in no particular order a) the 6th year anniversary of Memoize London coming soon b) how Aurora became Karl’s favorite of the new releases he discovered at Esxence c) how very different Aurora is in comparison to Invidia d) Karl enjoyment of Aurora positive atmosphere e) how jubilant and calm the fragrance , a second skin aroma with delicious fruits, amber accord, vanilla and some verdant touch from the cypress
    It’s been a pleasure
    UK

  • photo_perfection says:

    Wait…cosmic quality ? Karl Topham is such a aesthete , surely with his own inimitable style. He instantly grabbed me with Memoize London Aurora carefully selected ingredients, the alien world of fruits and flowers, the sea air.
    I started thinking about eating ripe and sweet cantaloupe melon by the sea , and enjoying my vacation . I have not smelled any Memoize London fragrances before , but I’m so interested thanks to Karl
    Thank you for the draw EU

  • Phillip_Barkley says:

    Greetings everyone
    I like how Mr Topham described Aurora from Memoize London , inviting and relaxing creation with citrusy, fruity and woody nuances. To to our mutual liking the fragrance is not a synthetic bomb , but instead all the ingredients are carefully selected creating an intimate scent bubble
    Thank you, American living in EU

  • Cotton_touch says:

    Hey there
    Predicated on Karl Topham fine tune review Memoize London Aurora may resemble a moment on a wild tropical beach , and I’m glad by the brand decision to integrate less synthetics giving the fragrance more close to the nature characteristics .
    The merging а milky dessert, the ocean, melons and jasmine is the most appealing side of the Aurora , I’m expecting the a tropical scented pearl , that came as a result of the merging.
    Thanks
    EU

  • Milena_5 says:

    Thanks to Karl Topham inviting review i started thinking about all kinds of warm and tropical moments I’d like to experience until the Summer inevitably ends.
    I’m now curious about Memoize London Aurora and the way it evolves. The contrast between the delicious fruits, milky gourmand goodness and jasmine , day and night, innocence and temptation is to die for. Such a nice thing to read, and i like how the brand decided to focus on more natural ingredients when creating Aurora.
    Like Karl Topham I know I’d feel relaxed and well too wearing Aurora
    Thank you, and fingers crossed
    Lisbon Portugal (EU)

  • Muravei42 says:

    I believe it’s easy to say Memoize London and Holly Hutchinson are thinking about consumers, especially more picky ones . I firmly believe if you want to be successful in the fragrance world and at the same time make fragrance enthusiasts happy , you have to use more natural ingredients and not to rely solely on trendy synthetics.
    I believe Aurora is intimate and novelty tropical fruity marine fragrance, with pineapple and melon , jasmine and cypress , no wonder Karl Topham senses whirl around and he enjoys the whole experience greatly.
    Memoize London fragrance called Unitas i own
    EU
    Thank you for the generosity

  • bobi.boj says:

    Memoize London Aurora is a perfume which makes me smile, relaxes and uplifts. It is not a bomb of synthetic molecular notes and there is no huge dose of cashmeran.

    I appreciate the direct approach, you definitely like unique olfactory experiences I like such inside information I can’t find anywhere else, thank you Karl
    Redolessence spoke a of Memoize London in one of his collaboration videos , and now captivated by Aurora and I’ll try to express my opinion on the topic.
    I find impressive how Karl Topham was able to merge elegance, peacefulness, well blended more natural ingredients , tropical reality, and a sense of exclusivity , Aurora is definitely a special fragrance.
    Thanks for the direct and passionate review , and the giveaway
    From EU

  • Happy_Coco says:

    In terms of serene vacation fragrances I think Karl Topham is as thrilled as he ever been

    “I enjoy uplifting smells which vary from ethereal to fruity to mineral and Aurora captures these aspects in a way that is addictive and works as a stunning second skin”

    It’s remarkable that Memoize London found the fine balance between creativity and wearability.
    Like everything in real life some components of Aurora are gentle like the jasmine, some delicious like the milky gourmand goodness , others don’t know what to expect from like the cypress . The balanced between the sweetness , marine tones and cypress I’m looking for the most.
    From EU. Many thanks

  • Pepi_T says:

    With the current times dire competition expectations are very high for all niche brands . I’m glad to know Memoize London not only have good looking bottles with hand carved wooden caps , but most importantly are not bombarding buyers with synthetic notes. Good to know Holly Hutchinson is not looking for a way to push fragrances fast , I’m all about carefully selected predominantly natural ingredients and seamless auras
    Judging by Karl Topham detailed and honest opinion, and how he described Aurora in a comfortable way , all makes me feel free will tropical trip fragrance with fruity and woody appeal is on the market. Thank you
    UK

  • New_Era8 says:

    Traveling is my thing , next time I’m visiting London I’ll go to Memoize London boutique. I’m new to house but Karl Topham convinced me that I need to explore as much as possible .
    I really like Aurora gentle fruity-milky gourmand appeal , together with the cypress and jasmine combination comes as a gentle reminder of how there are still brands like Memoize London who still posses imagination, and are not afraid to be creative in a pleasing way.
    EU subscriber
    Thanks

  • Bubeto_GG says:

    Memoize London i discovered in Selfridges in London, lovely brand with a few different lines , I still need to try the latest editions.
    When and delightful milky gourmand with slight verdant touch meets tropical and beachy getaway vacation , then Aurora comes to play.
    I’m more than happy to have my favorite Memoize London – Black Avaritia , and my second favorite Invidia.
    Cheers with White Sangria , and thank you for the opportunity
    USA but because of the rules of the giveaway I’d like to enter because my parents are living in UK

  • wonderscent.mari says:

    Thanks for the opportunity Karl and Memoize London! Sounds a very beautiful summer daytime melon scent, embraced with the marine notes! like a cozy warm and fruity sea breeze! Wonderful!
    I am very interested about the notes of pineapple, melon and the marine notes! Greetings from Germany! EU

  • Angel_St_8 says:

    Love the idea of not using too much synthetic notes, and multicolored hand carved wooden caps. Memoize London Aurora capture the revitalizing vibrancy of the tropical fruits, the ocean and the land altogether.
    I can emphasize to Karl Topham words, I have the exact same attitude towards overuse of synthetic notes. Me personally i like the moments when catching whiffs of a fragrance to be “Smells good and natural”.
    Memoize London are big on sustainability too , Karl thinks it’s a special exotic fruity marine fragrance, I’m so impressed.
    Thank you Karl Topham , Memoize London and also thank you for the generosity
    EU

  • Timothy_knows_well says:

    Hello from UK
    Karl Topham insightful introduction had another angle added ,I was not aware Memoize London celebrates 6th year anniversary in late 2024 .
    I’d love to win Aurora based on Karl sterling work and my previous experience with the brand, delighted owner of two , and I’m envisioning excellence once again.
    I already feel special and I’m smiling when wearing Black Avaritia and Curatio , I know I’d feel the same wearing Aurora like Karl suggested. To my my taste Black Avaritia is the best Memoize London fragrance, work of art dark amber.
    Thank you so much

  • relax_your_mind says:

    The right way to start with Memoize London story , and then go to the present time with Aurora.
    Apparently Holly Hutchinson do have interest in perfumes , art , creativity , and craftsmanship , i’m a fan already. I’d really like that melon, pineapple, sea air and milky gourmand goodness.
    I’m new to Memoize London and with the help of Karl Topham I now think Aurora is elegant fruity floral , with tranquil personality
    Million thanks EU

  • AnasPet says:

    Utmost respect for people like Karl Topham , who have high standards , yet do not forget to keep it 100 .

    《Of those Memoize London Aurora became my favourite because it is a scent which plays with a multitude of aspects and acts as an olfactive kaleidoscope.》

    《It is not a bomb of synthetic molecular notes and there is no huge dose of cashmeran. 》

    Keeping in mind the zealous examination of Memoize London Aurora i know the perfumer did a splendid work . I imagined an elaborate juicy tropical fruits , warm milkiness and woody touches, quintessential Summer fragrance I really like to win. On top of that i really like the bottle design
    Thank you kindly, from EU

  • Ducati.Paniagale.V4.S says:

    After i became Cafleurebon subscriber thanks to Redolessence invitation i smelled dozens of high end niche fragrances , and I’m glad Memoize London Aurora stands out with the total package of pleasing aroma , comforting appeal and beautiful presentation.
    The aromatic , gourmand and fruity parts of the fragrance are easy to detect according to Karl Topham , all at the same time, the fact intrigues me a lot. Aurora I’d enjoy greatly
    EU Thanks you

  • Patricia R. says:

    It s cyprus note that captivates me most, as it is such a nice and interesting tree, a home to many owls and has this meditative look to it. The bark smells really nice, simply cyprussey. I think fruit and sea is a good addition, that reminds me of sea shores of Sicily.
    I live in the EU.

  • Josh_Elington_77 says:

    Since Invidia is my fave , and Karl Topham picky nature is very much similar to mine I’d like to say I’m thankful for the chance of winning Aurora.
    It’s vital to me that even though an exotic ripe fruits fragrance with woods and musk , the smell is unique and there is no synthetic bombs , you could even say Aurora is setting the bar for a warm weather fragrance
    Many thanks , UK

  • Shibuichi2000 says:

    I love marine scents, and Aurora has this catch for my interest – marine notes.
    I’d be very curious how these mingle with the other notes, taking Aurora from the deep of the ocean to the olfactive kaleidoscope Karl mentions.
    I’m in EU.

  • hthanass says:

    The review of Memoize London Aurora really captures my interest, especially with its blend of warm amber and woody notes. The way the fragrance is described as both comforting and elegant makes it sound like a perfect scent for the cooler months. I’m intrigued by the slight touch of citrus, which seems to give it a fresh yet luxurious feel. I would love to experience how these elements come together in this fragrance!

    From EU

  • North_pole_express says:

    EU subscriber
    I’ve seen people talking about Memoize London on Instagram , and I just found out about Aurora thanks to the Cafleurebon and Karl Topham.
    Amber , vanilla pineapple , melon and cedar are favorites of mine, let alone how Karl Topham said Aurora stands out with milky gourmand goodness and intimacy – wonderful fragrance. It’s important to also know Aurora lacks the artificial characteristics i can detect in a lot of other niche fragrances lately.
    Thank you very much Memoize London and Holly Hutchinson , and thanks to Karl Topham for the nice work

  • Barber82 says:

    If I have to guess based on what I learned from Karl Topham Memoize London Aurora is high end , refined and alluring tropical fragrance with some woody and floral exoticism , presentation is top notch too.
    The cedar is giving the fragrance an unique verdant spin , according to Karl he enjoys the experience greatly. I’d love to win a bottle
    Thanks to all involved
    Germany

  • Vizeva says:

    I’m impressed by Karl Topham cut right to the chase approach to fragrances, he’s moving in its own pace which I love.
    Now to today’s read , very much vivid and full of positive energy. Memoize London i believe delivered an unique olfactory experiences.
    In Aurora particularly like the bottle design, vanilic milkiness, marine notes all drying out into soft woody amber , soulful fragrance I’m hooked
    Thank you for the whole experience.
    EU

  • Stefi_Sofi says:

    All fragrances can tell a story, some are passionate, some are more wild and others serene just like Memoize London Aurora.
    I have a keen interest in Aurora because of Karl Topham selective in terms of fragrances personality , it’s not easy to satisfy someone like him. The delicious scent plays important part too , I find the blend of melon , bergamot, pineapple and milky gourmand mouthwatering.
    Thank you kindly EU

  • mmerline says:

    That pastel bottle cap and sea-foam green bottle is striking—love the Memoize London presentation. I’m also very intrigued by this particular combination of sour and funky fruits in a tropical marine fragrance; pineapple, rhubarb and melon, combined with jasmine, and that surprisingly green turn of lively cypress. Karl makes it sound like a joyful wear.

    I’m in the USA.

  • officeBB says:

    I took my time to read everything twice and Karl Topham introduction to Memoize London fragrances and of course his detailed thoughts on Aurora , all the information made me wonder for a moment.
    Since I enjoyed everything I read I’m not sure where should even start with. Should I start with how Karl discovered Aurora at Esxence and believing it acts as a olfactory kaleidoscope, him speaking of sea air mixed with milky gourmand goodness , the intimate sweet core … I’m not sure but all helped me evaluate Aurora the best way possible. Right now I’m thinking about intricate vacation fragrance like no other
    EU
    Cheers

  • roxhas1cat says:

    Sea air mixed with milky gourmand goodness has my attention. Not familiar with this line. Thanks for the chance. USA.

  • Painting_and_basketball says:

    As usual there’s no basic information on Cafleurebon, everything is multidimensional , other than his comforting review I also like how Karl Topham told us about a trend he doesn’t like , the overdose of synthetic molecular notes and particularly cashmeran.
    To me personally it’s not only about how a fragrance smells, i need a nice presentation, originality and in general something to really grab my attention long term .
    Memoize London Aurora higher quality raw materials , milky dessert ,ripe fruits and the multicolored bottle with hand carved wooden cap did the trick for me.
    With the help of Aurora i can book a flight and hotel in Bora-Bora whiteout actually being there, you can’t beat that
    Cheers EU

  • Mira_JJ says:

    We share a lot of common objectives and principles, Holly Hutchinson, Karl Topham and I , as artisan myself I’m happy to know everything sums up nicely for Memoize London after 6 years of hard work and dedication.
    Aurora is not just the great smelling aroma with the succulent pineapple and melon , there’s jasmine and different woods too , it’s also sophisticated and soothing. The pair of joyous range of bottles and hand carved wooden caps is a great artisanal idea turned into reality .
    Much appreciated. From EU

  • My_Life_My_Terms says:

    EU
    I enjoy greatly Karl Topham demand for natural ingredients and creativity , i believe that if I speak with him face to face I’d feel enclosed with vast amount of fragrance knowledge modesty and respect simultaneously.
    Everything in Memoize London Aurora is on its own place, the melon and pineapple, vanilla, amber and maybe a bit of cedar . Surely opening the box alone with the multicolored bottle and hand carved wooden cap is a special experience.
    I was not aware of Memoize London prior to reading Karl Topham review, but I’m ready for exquisite tropical trip , I’m ready for Aurora
    Thanks a million

  • chess_is_fun says:

    Hello Cafleurebon
    My impressions from every article he signed is that Karl Topham has always been respectful and modest , looking to ignite the interest of Cafleurebon fragrance enthusiasts. At the same time he never shies away from telling what he likes and what he can’t stand , I highly respect that.
    If Karl believes the juiciness of the fruits, flowers and milky touches are making Aurora so addictive i can’t even imagine how good the fragrance is. The 1st and 3rd pictures are like part of a scene where I’m playing chess next to the beach, just living living for today.
    I’m based in EU , thanks

  • Petia_OK says:

    Captivating introduction about Memoize London , and even-tempered pacific review of Aurora , job well done Karl Topham.
    I can’t help but to be impressed how Holly Hutchinson was able to establish herself and Memoize London on the competitive fragrance market, and to be able to surprise even experts like Karl .
    I find Aurora delightful for the fresh fruity start, pineapple and melon fruit on one part , and the marine notes and verdant touch on the other.
    Other than wanting to win Aurora , I’d also love to visit Memoize London headquarters in London to know how all started , it would be so much fun
    EU , thank you very much

  • fresh_and_clean says:

    Howdies from Germany
    I have a love affair with clean white sand beaches and ripe exotic fruits, I well remember them from my childhood. Karl Topham assessment of Memoize London Aurora brought a lot of memories up , carefree times i miss so much.
    I became instantly attracted to the equatorial smell of Aurora , the mint green colorway of the bottle, together with carefully selected fruity, sweet and oceanic shades of the fragrance.
    Sum total I’d like to win a bottle. Thanks a million

  • ring1821 says:

    Not sure where I’ve heard of it but here it is

    “I miss being on a beach vacation and never knowing what day of the week is”

    Exactly what I imagined reading Karl Topham essay, Memoize London Aurora is the exact same moment bottled in fragrance.
    I like how Holly Hutchinson is focusing on the whole package, the delicious smell, catching the eye mind green bottle with hand carved wooden cap , and absence of synthetic molecular notes , i’m imressed. The message of the fragrance is “go to Galápagos Islands , put you phone on airplane mode, swim in the crystal clear water, eat delicious fruits because piece begins with a smile and a bottle of Aurora”
    EU
    Thank you for the effort

  • wallygator88 says:

    Thanks for the writeup.

    I really liked the presentation of this fragrance. The notes, in particualr thus mix of marine notes with summer fruit and warm green cypress really make this interesting.

    Would love to try this.

    Cheers from WI, USA