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Coconut shell smiles
Cocoyster is the only one of the four white salums that has a nice drydown one day after spraying. The overnight drydowns of Blue Mai Tai and Strawberry Pool are both such chemical accidents that you have to wash them off. (Nevertheless, I will buy both of them next summer, because they are also great) - Okay! - The relatively unsweet coconut perfume is given a tiny "oops, nanu" note with the "oyster" note - urgh, hopefully that's vegan synthetic stuff and not shredded sea creatures that have to be used for it.
And it's exactly the one you smell first as a small child when your mother saws open your first coconut.
As a fat fan, I like the fact that the whole thing smells quite "greasy".
Lush, almost greasy - in a good sense, difficult to communicate with the negatively coined word in a society that is not made up of fat enthusiasts... Huh? - Well, anyway:
It's like watching coconut oil in a jar on a beautiful summer's day, sometimes solid and opaque, then transparent and liquid again...
You can definitely see where you have sprayed it. It's more of an oil than a liquid, there in this summery, beautiful bottle (which looks more valuable in real life than in photos, by the way).
The fragrance has good longevity and a nice sillage, which everyone, but really everyone around you perceives as "great sunscreen", even the children. - In summer, it's an almost indispensable, relaxing dependency perfume, but I've also had it with me (or on me ^^) on two or three intense adventures (I love it when the respective fragrance is then characterized by the respective adventure, memory-wise, do you?).
The subtle saltiness keeps the whole thing interesting. It's almost a little reminiscent of toasted coconut shells. One of the most beautiful fragrances there is - no idea if it has ever been used in a perfume.
In any case. That's all that happens. Or, yes: every now and then, the overall scent slips associatively into something reminiscent of being close to a living creature... Well, not close to a giant, friendly oyster XD XD . Because it's not particularly fishy. It's more like being close to a friendly, sun-warmed mammal; like smelling a human, cat or dog up close.
All right. In my comment on Blue Mai Tai, I already wrote that Cocoyster, despite all its realistic coconut nuances, is a kind of science fiction scent. Like all four white salums.
I went so far as to write that if an alien wore this scent, it would probably be Rok-Tahk from the Prodigy (only the second animated Star Trek series ever made). So, when she gets to perfume age ^^ -
And actually wearing that perfume, which is just what it is, is as nice and as friendly as Roh-Tahk's smile.... An alien that you want to bring right into your own gang as a buddy(linchen).
The only thing I find really stupid about these salums are the prices. What's the point? Such "wacky synth fragrances" should also be accessible to younger people, and in view of the poor drydowns of three of the four perfumes, I don't think it's justified at all.
Top Notes 
Marine notes
Oyster
Salt
Heart Notes 
Coconut
Coconut milk
Ylang-ylang
Base Notes 
Amber
Elemi resin
Frankincense
Vanilla
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