Cool Water Sea Rose Davidoff 2013

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Cool Water Sea Rose is a perfume by Davidoff for women and was released in 2013. The scent is floral-fresh. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Fruity

Sweet

Aquatic

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Nashi pear

Violet

Heart Notes

Peony

Freesia

Base Notes

Musk

Cedarwood

Perfumer

Aurélien Guichard

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Ratings

Scent

6.8125 Ratings

Longevity

5.798 Ratings

Sillage

5.3100 Ratings

Bottle

6.6112 Ratings

Value for money

7.425 Ratings

Submitted by DonVanVliet, last update on 02.03.2024.

Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/12/2024

8
Pricing 8
Bottle 5
Sillage 8
Longevity 8
Scent

MrsGuerlain
280 Reviews

MrsGuerlain

2

Pink and pleasant

In 1996 Davidoff released Cool Water Women. I really did not like it. Unfortunately, everyone around me did. And wore it. Everyday. It was very popular. Later I became aware of the fact that the melon note in this fragrance smells somewhat oily and overripe to my nose. I gave away the bottle I was given as a present. The receiver was very happy.
In 2017 I saw Cool Water Sea Rose in a drugstore. I was a bit puzzled since the bottle was shape the same way but pink. I asked if I could try it out. It was a very pleasant surprise that none of the notes from the original was detectable in Sea Rose.
I like this scent. It is a pleasant, fresh rosy fragrance and longevity is good. I do think it should have had its own name instead of being a flanker.
185/365

12/28/2019

6
Bottle 3
Sillage 4
Longevity 8
Scent

ElysaShades
58 Reviews

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ElysaShades

Top Review 9

A summery evergreen

I brought this fragrance to my mom once. Perfumes can't be subtle enough for her. In that respect we don't have much in common. For myself, I have filled a specimen to be able to test it in detail in time.

I don't even like Cool Water Woman. The watery notes smell kind of stale on me. Sea Ros is very different. The overall impression is translucent, almost ethereal. One can associate this with water, but nothing smells brackish here.

The nashi and peony top notes remind me of Pleats Please EDT by Issey Miyake, Very pleasant. Top notes with pears often seem too clean and pungent or even synthetic. Nashi smells a little more balanced. Slightly sweet and fruity, but not so crassly "pearly". In front of it, a violet chord moves relatively quickly. Light-footed and lively. The more you spray, the more intense naturally. But nicely balanced. The fragrance does not fall into the heavy flowery category.

Cool Water Sea Rose will never be soapy on me. It reminds me more of a cream or a body lotion. This clean impression is probably due to the musk and is reinforced at the base as the floral notes diminish. What I then also perceive more strongly again is the nashi brain. Still only subtly sweet.

There is no need to be restrained when spraying. The durability will be better if you are a little more generous. The fragrance will be after about 2 hours already close to the skin.

Cool Water Sea Rose is for me a fresh and unobtrusive fragrance for the warm season. It has a youthful and thoroughly vitalising effect in an elegant way. That's why I find it suitable for all age groups, even rather unsuitable for young people. He'd have to be cuter for that.
I would recommend it during the day for all occasions when you want to smell pleasant and discreet

06/24/2013

5
Sillage 7.5
Longevity 7
Scent

Coutureguru
223 Reviews

Coutureguru

Helpful Review 4

Misnamed and totally confusing ...

I don't do flankers ... this is probably a rule I should make myself adhere to more and just not bother testing them at all, but I do :). The truth is that Cool Water Sea Rose was a Duty Free blind buy as there wasn't a tester available ... and the strange name did pique my interest.

It turns out that there is definitely something called a Sea Rose (not included in this fragrance), which the Japanese have been making potpourri from for centuries. It looks something like a Peony (which is one of the notes in this fragrance) but isn't related apart from the fact that both are bushy shrubs.
I once ate a Nashi (Asian) pear and I wasn't in the least impressed by it's bland, almost fragrance free consistency. I generally dislike fruity florals too, so a combination of Pear and Peony should have me turning my nose up ... which didn't happen upon immediate application when I reached the Business Class lounge waiting for a recent plane to take off.
Cool Water Sea Rose smells pretty much exactly like two of my other favorite fragrances ... Boucheron Jaipur Bracelet and Dior's Pure Poison ... so it won't go to waste. The strange thing is that the note pyramids of these three fragrances have very little to do with each other, but the similarity in the way they smell is undeniable.

When all is said and done, Cool Water Sea Rose is not a groundbreaking release by any stretch of the imagination. It is, however, a pleasant and wearable fragrance ... and less expensive than the other two.