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Polynesian Soul

Cocoyster Sãlum 2024

7.1 / 10 40 Ratings

A perfume by Sãlum for women and men, released in 2024. The scent is aquatic-creamy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Aquatic

Creamy

Sweet

Floral

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Marine notes Oyster

Oyster

Salt

Heart Notes

Coconut

Coconut milk

Ylang-ylang

Base Notes

Amber

Elemi resin

Frankincense Vanilla

Vanilla

Perfumer

Sofia Bardelli

Ratings

Scent

7.140 Ratings

Longevity

7.935 Ratings

Sillage

7.335 Ratings

Bottle

7.539 Ratings

Value for money

6.626 Ratings

Submitted by Franfan20 · last update on 08/07/2025.

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Interesting Facts

The fragrance is part of the Polynesian Soul collection.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/15/2024

9Scent 9Longevity 9Sillage

Myrtillajus
538 Reviews

Myrtillajus

1

A different kind of sea

Cocoyster of the four Salums in the new collection is definitely my favorite.
A slightly crisp opening opens to a creamy, sensual coconut accompanied by notes of the sea.... Eating oysters on the beach accompanied by a nice coconut cocktail.
Realistic, direct and absolutely delightful, compliments guaranteed!
This, for me who loves the sea, is an exotic sea, almost out of the ordinary or my comfort zone that I like, and a lot.
Enveloping and summery at the same time.
I think it will be a must for the summer.

10/24/2024

8.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Dennis1104
1063 Reviews

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Dennis1104

2

I like this kind of thing.. Coconut and salt :-)

Cocoyster plays in a world that I simply enjoy.
I predominantly like salty scents. I also love coconut and the combination of salt and coconut.

I get similar impressions, for example, from
Parfums d'Elmar Yaringa.
However, the Yaringa is a bit softer and sweeter overall in comparison.
Additionally, Cocoyster has a slight incense note towards the end and feels generally a bit "rougher" than the Yaringa.

Cocoyster initially starts with a powerful burst of coconut.
The salty character is already noticeable as well.
The coconut note keeps everything somewhat in check with its initially strong presence.
A few moments later, the coconut pulls back a bit with its sweetness, allowing the salty character a bit more room and attention.

Over many hours, in my opinion, it is simply a great blend of this salty, maritime flair and coconut.
Towards the end, or with the passage of time, the scent becomes a bit more "masculine." Masculine might not be the right word, but I can't quite describe it right now.
In any case, I then get a subtle incense note along with the elem resin.
Everything is still very well balanced.
I really like it!

In my eyes, the scent is super unisex wearable, and the performance of the fragrance is completely fine to good. It lasts about 8 hours on me, and the sillage is also not bad.

Anyone who enjoys salty scents and has no problem with coconut should definitely give this fragrance a try.

08/06/2024

8Scent 8Longevity 9Sillage

XyzXyz
52 Reviews

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XyzXyz

4

Coconut Shell Smile

Cocoyster is the only one of the four white Salums that can boast a somewhat decent drydown a day after spraying. The overnight drydowns of Blue Mai Tai and Strawberry Pool are both such a chemical accident that you have to wash them off. (Still, I will buy both next summer, because the two are otherwise just simply great.)
- Okay! -
The relatively unsweet coconut perfume Cocoyster receives a note of "oyster" - urgh, hopefully it's vegan synthetic stuff and not tiny shredded sea creatures that have to be used for this - a tiny "Oops, wow" note.
And exactly the one that you smell first as a little child when mom cuts open the first coconut for you.

As a fat fan, I like that it somehow smells quite "greasy."
Rich, almost slimy - in a good way, difficult to convey with that negatively connoted word, in a society that is generally not made up of fat enthusiasts... Hehe. - Well, anyway:
It's as if you are observing on a beautiful summer day how the coconut oil in the glass is sometimes firmer and opaque, and then again transparent and liquid…
It fits that you can definitely see where you've sprayed. It's more of an oil than a liquid, there in this summery beautiful bottle (which, in reality, looks more valuable than in photos, somewhat reminiscent of porcelain).

The scent has good longevity and a nice sillage that everyone, and I mean really everyone around you perceives as "great sunscreen," even the kids. - In summer, it's an almost indispensable, relaxing dependency perfume that I've also had with me (or on me ^^) during two or three intense adventures (I love it when the respective scent is then imprinted on the respective adventure, memory-wise, do you too?).

The subtle saltiness keeps it interesting. It almost reminds you a bit of roasted coconut shells. (By the way, that's one of the most beautiful scents there is - no idea if it has ever been used in a perfume.)
Well, anyway. Nothing more happens. Or, actually: Occasionally, the overall scent slips associatively to something that reminds you of the proximity to a living being… So, not the proximity to a huge, friendly oyster XD XD. Because it's not particularly fishy. More like the direct proximity to a friendly, sun-warmed mammal; as if you were smelling a human, cat, or dog up close.

Alright. In my comment on Blue Mai Tai, I already wrote that Cocoyster, despite all the 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 Prodigy (the second animated Star Trek series ever made). So, when she eventually comes of age in the perfume world ^^ -
And indeed, wearing this perfume, which is simply what it is, is as nice and friendly as Roh-Tahk's smile... An alien you want to bring into your own gang as a buddy.

The only thing I really find annoying about these Salums is their prices. What’s up with that? Such "far-out synth scents" should also be accessible to younger people, and given the poor drydowns of three out of four perfumes, I find no justification for them in my opinion.

Updated on 09/15/2024

07/09/2024

9.5Scent 10Longevity 8Sillage

Florinth
6 Reviews

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Florinth

2

Coconut Cream and Summer Vibes

First of all, I must say that I haven't found a coconut scent yet that hasn't made me feel nauseous. Especially The Beach by Zarkoperfume was a disaster for me.
With Cocoyster, I had very similar concerns, yet I was crazy enough to buy the fragrance blind. And hallelujah, finally a coconut scent that is simply pleasant.
The salty component is slightly noticeable at first, but it quickly fades into the background. The coconut is initially right in your face; after about 30 minutes, it becomes milder, creamier, comparable to the scent that coconut milk gives off when you open the can and savor the last bit with a spoon. I don't perceive any artificial sweetness; vanilla doesn't appear in my nose at all, which speaks very well for the fragrance, as I'm not into sweet or gourmand scents. Throughout the day, the scent reappears, subtle but always present. It simply becomes softer but doesn't lose its strength, even on very hot days. If the salty note were a bit stronger, this fragrance would be a 10 out of 10 for me.

Statements

17 short views on the fragrance

Ikigai77

1 year ago

2

A nice, fun, coconut sparkling fragrance I love to wear to make me smiley

Danny264

7 months ago

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

41

33

refreshing maritime notes
a light salty breeze blows in the coconut wind
creamy milky sunscreen vibes
resting on the amber beach's grains of sand

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CharlAmbre

1 year ago

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16

15

Unfortunately, I got lost in the cleaning closet of the beach hotel: vanilla-scented scrub milk and coconut shell remnants in a plastic bucket.

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Heikeso

1 year ago

6Scent 9Longevity 8Sillage

15

10

What a shame, I don't smell anything marine, creamy, or at least fishy here, just hairspray with vanilla.

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Dentist04

1 year ago

8.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

6

Creamy salty coconut turns vanilla in the drydown.
Light pleasant synthetic, summer where are you?

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Fragfb

1 year ago

9Scent

4

Finally found the perfect coconut scent. Creamy, marine coconut fragrance, without an overdose of white flowers. This makes it wearable and not overwhelming.

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