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07/29/2020
Landshark321
522 Reviews
Landshark321
1
Innovative aquatic at the beach, drink in hand
DSH Perfumes At the Shore - On the Rocks is aquatic cucumber scent that’s spruced by gin & tonic. Cucumber is a very effective watery vegetable note and I generally find it quite pleasant. I like the way it’s used here, and tempered by the gin & tonic accord, rendering the scent midway between the two concepts, very wet, ever so slightly salty, with the bit of booze to make it even more fun.
Overall, it’s a very innovative blend that deviates from what we normally see in summery aquatic fragrances but the at the same time feels very familiar in that it smells of an environment that many of us are fortunate to be able to enjoy: fresh vegetables, cocktails, and the beach.
This is an especially recommended try for those looking for a new warm weather fragrance to conjure the abovementioned items. I feel I’ll owe it some more tries but I’m very pleased with it as it’s something new and fun.
ATSOTR has the standard DSH pricing of $145 for 60ml VDP, and is also available in 30ml in either VDP or EDP concentration for $80. It seems to perform decently well but it certainly has the characteristics of a fragrance that might not last all that long, though I don’t think that’s at all a problem for this fragrance. It’s not vanilla or oud—it’s meant to be a little more fresh and fleeting.
7 out of 10
Overall, it’s a very innovative blend that deviates from what we normally see in summery aquatic fragrances but the at the same time feels very familiar in that it smells of an environment that many of us are fortunate to be able to enjoy: fresh vegetables, cocktails, and the beach.
This is an especially recommended try for those looking for a new warm weather fragrance to conjure the abovementioned items. I feel I’ll owe it some more tries but I’m very pleased with it as it’s something new and fun.
ATSOTR has the standard DSH pricing of $145 for 60ml VDP, and is also available in 30ml in either VDP or EDP concentration for $80. It seems to perform decently well but it certainly has the characteristics of a fragrance that might not last all that long, though I don’t think that’s at all a problem for this fragrance. It’s not vanilla or oud—it’s meant to be a little more fresh and fleeting.
7 out of 10
