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Sol da Bahia Lancaster 2014

6.3 / 10 33 Ratings

A limited perfume by Lancaster for women, released in 2014. The scent is fruity-sweet. It was last marketed by Coty.
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Main accords

Fruity

Sweet

Floral

Fresh

Citrus

Fragrance Notes

Citrus notes Coconut

Coconut

Musk

Ratings

Scent

6.333 Ratings

Longevity

5.222 Ratings

Sillage

4.521 Ratings

Bottle

6.136 Ratings

Submitted by Michael, last update on 11/09/2024.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

03/22/2017

6.5Scent 6Longevity 5Sillage

Cumulnimbus
119 Reviews

Cumulnimbus

Uncomplicated soft veil

Another pretty and wearable summer perfume from this line. Though clearly I prefer Sole di Capri over this one, I find the blend of coconut and flowers is balanced so that this one isn't a thick summer coconut oil lotion scent but a soft uncomplicated beach safe cologne veil. With a tempting price tag too. Sillage and longevity are moderate.

03/29/2014

4Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Gold
726 Reviews

Gold

Helpful Review

Salivating coconut

World Cup lovers rejoice - Lancaster offers the right summer scent to accompany the 2014 football games in Brazil. The perfumer thought he/she could get away with just another fruit-based combo featuring coconut, oranges and a bit of musk. Very innovative, don't you agree? Well, for those who love coconut, the effect could be quite salivating. Maybe you'll wish you could drink this. I personally wish that when perfumers are given their boring briefs, they would create something more audacious - even if it's against the brief.

06/15/2014

7Scent

Holly66
44 Reviews

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Holly66

Top Review 8

SCHICKERIA

I randomly received a sample of Sol da Bahia (thank you so much again!!) and since it hasn't been commented on much here, but would surely be a summer option for many,
I want to leave a few lines about it here.
When I first sprayed it on my arm in the car, my first
instinct, or gut feeling - and that's usually the best - was chic....Schickeria.
At first, I didn't know where the exoticism of "Bahia" was supposed to be hidden,
I perceived the scent as a summery office fragrance for very fashion-conscious
women....as for age, I’m tolerant, I’d say casually up to young-at-heart 60 years.
As I said, just my impression.
Then came the subtle coconut and I also think I smelled something melon-like,
even though it’s not listed. I don’t find the scent too sweet for teenagers, no, it has the summery elegance of a well-groomed front office secretary or something.
The sillage is summery close, properly applied, which you can do well at this price
and probably should, I would smell the secretary if I stood in front of her. ;) But it could also be the lady from the registration office or whoever!

However, for me personally, as a summer scent with coconut, it’s not cheeky-happy enough!
Since I have only recently come to appreciate coconut in perfumes, thanks to my current favorite "Chatoyant," which doesn’t list coconut (?), but I perceive it (?), I at least have an idea of what a hint of coconut can do:
Spice, cheekiness, and good mood. I had used up that sample!
However, since Sol da Bahia only costs a third of what I would have to pay for, e.g., Chatoyant, and can also be applied a bit splashily, I forgive it.
I can't imagine that this scent would clash anywhere; it's quite pleasant! The clean musk note-after about 15-20 minutes...unobtrusive.
You have to reapply, I probably wouldn't buy it, but I find it okay as a sample for on-the-go, even if I don't fit my just-drafted buyer profile. I give it 70% for the price-performance ratio, no more, as I personally miss a natural image, a natural note, or simply the cheekiness. But it’s definitely worth testing!