Thalasso Therapy Tesori d'Oriente 2020
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Thalasso Therapy vs. Fiore dell'onda vs. REM
Thalasso Therapy is clearly inspired by a tercet of other maritime fragrances: REM, Aqua di Sale and Fiore dell'onda. But since I only have the latter there, I made a direct comparison with it.
Fiore dell'onda catapults one directly to the seashore, one smells sea spray, salt and sand.
Thalasso Therapy starts a little more lovely, less salty and with a slightly medicinal water mint note. This note weakens over time and he becomes more similar to Fiore dell'onda.
Fiore dell'onda becomes warmer with time, evoking associations of sand in the sun and seawater drying on the skin, I think it's amber, which is becoming increasingly prevalent.
This development is only recognizable in Thalasso Therapy in the beginning, because he already begins to disappear at the time Fiore dell'onda is in the middle of the heart note.
Overall, the fragrance is clearly more synthetic, but also costs only a tenth (here in Italy I paid a ridiculous 3.39€ for 100ml, Fiore dell'onda by L'Erbolario costs 32.90€/100ml). For thrifty people quite an alternative.
PS: Meanwhile, I also have REM there. Of the three the weakest in my opinion. Less "sofisticated" than Fiore dell'onda, less fresh than Thalasso Therapy, but with quite an intense cumin note, which bothers me personally here.
Fiore dell'onda catapults one directly to the seashore, one smells sea spray, salt and sand.
Thalasso Therapy starts a little more lovely, less salty and with a slightly medicinal water mint note. This note weakens over time and he becomes more similar to Fiore dell'onda.
Fiore dell'onda becomes warmer with time, evoking associations of sand in the sun and seawater drying on the skin, I think it's amber, which is becoming increasingly prevalent.
This development is only recognizable in Thalasso Therapy in the beginning, because he already begins to disappear at the time Fiore dell'onda is in the middle of the heart note.
Overall, the fragrance is clearly more synthetic, but also costs only a tenth (here in Italy I paid a ridiculous 3.39€ for 100ml, Fiore dell'onda by L'Erbolario costs 32.90€/100ml). For thrifty people quite an alternative.
PS: Meanwhile, I also have REM there. Of the three the weakest in my opinion. Less "sofisticated" than Fiore dell'onda, less fresh than Thalasso Therapy, but with quite an intense cumin note, which bothers me personally here.
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Great comparison - and keep in mind that L'Erbolario is also still cheap, so you can treat yourself if you love the direction confidently both fragrances :-)

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Also have both in my collection, but reach more often for Fiore dell'onda.

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Rem fits perfectly, even the body lotion smells like Thalasso Therapy. "Morning Dew" by Loden also belongs in that category. It smells just the same. The matching shower gel is 'Meeresglück' from Natur Box, as well as the Acque Termali series by Nesti Dante.

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Great that someone makes exactly the comparison I'm interested in! :) I especially love the first few minutes of Fiore dell'onda.