Top Notes 
Clary sage
Rum
Carrot
Davana
Heart Notes 
Lily
Cedarwood
Base Notes 
Curry
Oud
Coconut
Musk
Tobacco
Vanilla
Honey
Pine
Raspberry
Vetiver
Amber
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Lost in South Beach
The sun hung low, a liquid drop of bronze and orange kissing the ocean. The promenade shimmered with heat as the evening breeze mixed salt and coconut into the air.
He stood there barefoot in the warm sand, a glass of rum in hand, its sweetness moistening his lips. Soft jazz played from a bar in the distance, mingling with the murmur of the waves. Next to him lay a crumpled summer jacket, its pockets filled with honey candies and old movie tickets, memories of other nights.
The world smelled of everything at once: the tropics, sunburnt skin, wood that had lingered too long in the spray, and that mysterious oud that came and went like a fleeting encounter.
He didn't know if he was waiting for someone or if the evening simply belonged to him. The lights of South Beach began to glow, neon colors reflecting on the water's surface. He smiled not loudly, but quietly, deep inside.
And somewhere between rum and coconut, between oud and raspberry, between heartbeat and surf, he understood: This was not just a place. It was a feeling.
A feeling that lingered, even when morning came.
My conclusion:
“Miami South Beach” is not a scent that you simply “apply” - it is a little journey. From the very first moment, it grabs you with that warm, sweet rum note that instantly conjures images of sunsets and ocean sounds. Then comes the coconut-honey heart, which feels like a gentle embrace, before the oud appears briefly and powerfully, almost like a mysterious stranger making the evening more exciting.
The most exciting part: It constantly shifts its mood. Sometimes it is tropical-sweet, sometimes spicy-animalic, sometimes soft and dreamy, and it is exactly this unpredictability that makes it so special.
It is not a “everyone-loves-it-right-away” perfume. It needs time to unfold, and it rewards you when you give it that time. For me, it is perfect for evenings when you want to not only smell good but tell a story.
He stood there barefoot in the warm sand, a glass of rum in hand, its sweetness moistening his lips. Soft jazz played from a bar in the distance, mingling with the murmur of the waves. Next to him lay a crumpled summer jacket, its pockets filled with honey candies and old movie tickets, memories of other nights.
The world smelled of everything at once: the tropics, sunburnt skin, wood that had lingered too long in the spray, and that mysterious oud that came and went like a fleeting encounter.
He didn't know if he was waiting for someone or if the evening simply belonged to him. The lights of South Beach began to glow, neon colors reflecting on the water's surface. He smiled not loudly, but quietly, deep inside.
And somewhere between rum and coconut, between oud and raspberry, between heartbeat and surf, he understood: This was not just a place. It was a feeling.
A feeling that lingered, even when morning came.
My conclusion:
“Miami South Beach” is not a scent that you simply “apply” - it is a little journey. From the very first moment, it grabs you with that warm, sweet rum note that instantly conjures images of sunsets and ocean sounds. Then comes the coconut-honey heart, which feels like a gentle embrace, before the oud appears briefly and powerfully, almost like a mysterious stranger making the evening more exciting.
The most exciting part: It constantly shifts its mood. Sometimes it is tropical-sweet, sometimes spicy-animalic, sometimes soft and dreamy, and it is exactly this unpredictability that makes it so special.
It is not a “everyone-loves-it-right-away” perfume. It needs time to unfold, and it rewards you when you give it that time. For me, it is perfect for evenings when you want to not only smell good but tell a story.
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