Seaweed

Bvlgari

The opening is a brisk citrus splash—petitgrain's bitter-green edge tempered by sweet orange—that feels cool and immediate, like stepping onto a sun-warmed dock.

Orto Parisi

Megamare opens with a brief flash of citrus before plunging into something darker and more primal than typical marine fragrances.

Bvlgari

The opening arrives cool and citric, grapefruit and neroli mingling with the green-bitter snap of petitgrain.

Maison Martin Margiela

The iris arrives first—powdery and cool, carrying a mineral sharpness that suggests salt air more than garden blooms.

Tom Ford

The opening is a sharp collision of spiced citrus and something saline—cardamom cuts through lemon and mandarin like sunlight through sea spray.

Mancera

Wave-Musk opens with a bright citrus jolt—grapefruit sliced clean and sharp—tempered by the green snap of grass and a tart, almost metallic blackcurrant.

Donna Karan

The opening is all green brightness—basil leaves crushed between your fingers, sharp and almost savory before the citric edge of verbena cuts through.

Giorgio Armani

The opening arrives cold and citrus-bright, lemon and bergamot sharpened to an almost metallic clarity.

Giardino Benessere

Salaria opens with a cold, briny seaweed note — marine but not synthetic-aquatic, more like low tide than ocean spray, the kind of salinity you associate with Mediterranean coastal paths.

Natura

Kaiak Oceano lands in the tradition of marine aquatics, a genre Natura has practiced since the Kaiak line launched in the 1990s.

L'Artisan Parfumeur

From the Les Paysages collection, Un Air de Bretagne delivers a specific coastal reference — not tropical blue but the cold, green Atlantic shore of Brittany.

Yves Rocher

Sur La Lande is named for the heath — the windswept, low-lying landscape of Brittany — and the perfume holds to that image.

Calvin Klein

Eternity Air For Men opens in a wash of ozonic sea air and juniper berries — clean and cold in a way that reads more Nordic than tropical.

Comptoir Sud Pacifique

There's almost nothing in the top — a thin saline air, like opening a window onto cold seawater.

Arquiste

Coconut opens cool and salty, more like wet stone with a creamy edge than a tropical drink.

Carthusia

Mint and eucalyptus open the composition with a bracing cool-herbal lift, almost menthol-sharp at first.

Agonist

Seaweed and incense open in unusual conversation — seaweed salty and iodine-sharp, incense smoky and resinous.

Bvlgari

The 2011 Marine Toniq pulls the original Aqva Pour Homme deeper into salt water.

Michael Malul London

Coconut opens creamy and slightly sun-warmed, more suntan oil than fresh fruit, with a salty seaweed thread already weaving through underneath.

Bvlgari

Jacques Cavallier Belletrud's 2011 take on the Aqva line opens with a sting of peppermint and lemon over a sliver of green mint — almost toothpaste-bright at first whiff — before the signature Posidonia seaweed accord kicks in to drag it back toward salt and ozone.

Bond No. 9

Shelter Island opens sharp and saline — black pepper crackles against lemon, then seaweed pulls the citrus down toward kelp and wet rope.

Il Profvmo

Seaweed and violet leaf open with a cold, damp marine quality — genuinely salty and slightly vegetal rather than the clean aquatic common in mainstream fragrances.

Penhaligon'S

Blasted Heath opens on cold sea spray and seaweed cracked over rocks, a saltwater bracing that reads more North Sea than Mediterranean.

Eon Productions

Seaweed and lime give the opening a sharp aquatic-citrus character — the anise adds an unexpected edge that reads slightly medicinal before it blends with the marine accord.

Lorenzo Pazzaglia

Yuzu, lime, and bergamot crack open with a tart, zesty brightness undercut by a subtle pink pepper tingle.

Comptoir Sud Pacifique

Parfum d'Empire

Opens with a green-bright Mediterranean snap: basil and lemon together, the basil's anise-pepper lift cutting against lemon's sharp citrus.

Moresque

Lemon, ginger, and pink pepper combine in the opening — citrus-forward with a clean spice edge that feels energising rather than aggressive.

Banana Republic

A briny seaweed opening arrives alongside grapefruit and bergamot, giving the first moments a cool, slightly marine edge.

Aramis

A brisk citrus opening—bergamot and lemon cut with black pepper—gives way almost immediately to a sharp, aromatic lavender that dominates the heart.

Aesop

Black Pepper crackles first, a dry, mineral spark that quickly draws Labdanum’s warm, honeyed leather into view, creating a peppery-amber haze that feels both salty and sun-baked.

Gritti

Sea salt opens crystalline and mineral, spraying a briny mist that immediately reads as sun-baked skin after a swim.

Avon

Blue Rush opens with a saline-tart chord: seaweed and basil carrying a marine sharpness alongside the dark berry pop of black currant.

Paris Corner

Lemon and bergamot offer a sharp, fresh citrus opening that feels brisk and slightly acidic.

Carolina Herrera

A tropical-floral with a saltwater opening.

Régalien

Saffron introduces a warm, slightly spicy aromatic quality that feels both earthy and intriguing.

Davidoff

Mint and peppermint deliver an immediate cooling freshness, sharpened by rosemary's aromatic herbal edge.

Ramón Monegal

Apple and seaweed create an unusual fruity-marine opening that is both sweet and saline.

Marc Jacobs

Violet leaf opens with a crisp green aquatic impression that suggests fresh rainfall and damp earth.

Jorum Studio

Ginger and grapefruit open with a sharp, fresh-spicy citrus burst that quickly settles.

Carolina Herrera

Seaweed opens briny and mineral, its salty-green bite immediately announcing an oceanic character rather than a beach fantasy.

Jo Malone London

Cardamom crackles open with green-citrus heat, scattering dry spice across the first minutes before it is swallowed by cooling seaweed absolute.

Tiziana Terenzi

Seaweed opens briny and sun-baked, its iodine edge sharpened by bitter grapefruit zest.

Navitus Parfums

Seaweed opens briny and cool, its salty green bite immediately announcing an oceanic stance rather than a beach postcard.

Phebo

Pink pepper opens with a soft-spicy crackle that quickly settles into a marine-infused heart where seaweed lends a saline mineral quality beneath peony's aqueous floralcy.

Calvin Klein

Abel

Renier Perfumes

Petitgrain introduces a green-bitter edge that slices through lemon and bergamot, creating a citrus accord that feels more stem than zest.

Comptoir Sud Pacifique

Ylang-ylang opens with a creamy, almost banana-sweet lift that bergamot quickly slices into a bright, coastal sparkle.

Lush

Seaweed delivers an iodine-laced marine bite that feels like cold North Atlantic air hitting damp skin.

Reminiscence

Seaweed dominates from the first spray, pushing a cold, iodine-tinged marine accord that feels like low-tide rock pools.

Roberto Verino

Lime and galbanum charge the opening with a electric-green snap, the galbanum’s bitter leafiness amplifying the citrus oils into something almost metallic.

Nautica

Apple and lime splash first, crisp and slightly sweet against a cool seaweed backdrop that reads instantly as marine.

Bond No. 9

Seaweed and pink pepper open with a briny snap that immediately frames the marine accord.

Calaj

Basil’s green bite slices through a jasmine top that feels more stem than petal, giving the opening a crushed-herb sharpness that keeps tropical sweetness at bay.

Dzintars

Grapefruit and bergamot open with a sharp, slightly bitter citrus flash that shears across cool air.

Björk & Berries

Eucalyptus snaps cold and camphoraceous against bergamot’s bright citric sparkle, both immediately streaked with the green milky sap of crushed fig leaves.

Ramón Monegal

Seaweed opens briny and green, its marine iodine bite snapping against coconut’s creamy milk fat.

Samy Andraus Fragrances

Seaweed opens salty and green-black, carrying the iodine bite of low-tide kelp that immediately plants the scent on damp ocean rock.

Calaj

Pineapple dominates the opening with a sweet-juicy burst sharpened by lemon and grapefruit, creating a tropical-citrus cocktail that feels instantly beach-ready.

By Kilian

Seaweed and bergamot open with briny marine brightness, the salt-tinged green slick carrying a citrus snap that reads more shoreline than cologne.

Antonio Visconti

Bergamot opens with a brisk citrus flash that quickly folds into a salty marine breeze.

Olfactive Studio

Ayala Moriel

Ginger and lime open brisk, the rhizome’s heat slicing through tart citrus while Virginia cedar adds dry wood shavings that keep the top from turning sweet.

Nimere Parfums

Seaweed opens cold and briny, dragging kelp strands across wet stone, while castoreum adds a low animal growl that keeps the marine accord from turning pretty.

FCUK

Bergamot and nutmeg open with a brisk citrus-spark that quickly picks up a salty seaweed facet, turning the top into a cool marine breeze rather than classic Mediterranean cologne.

Rammstein

Grapefruit slices through the opening with a tart, slightly bitter zest that feels like rind still clinging to pulp.

Nishane

Galbanum snaps open with bitter-green resin that crackles against the camphoraceous lift of sage, creating an almost metallic coolness.

Phebo

Seaweed and lemon meet first, a saline-green flash edged by bitter sage that reads as cool ocean wind over sun-warmed driftwood.

Loewe

Yuzu opens with a sharp, effervescent citrus burst that feels like grated zest flicked into cold air.

Tiziana Terenzi

Strawberry and blackcurrant create an immediate jammy sweetness that feels almost candied, yet the fruit never turns syrupy thanks to the briny snap of ambergris that arrives within minutes.

Proad

Black currant and lemon create a tart, slightly green opening that quickly gets wrapped in a salty seaweed accord, turning the citrus into something oceanic rather than sunny.

Coreterno

Seaweed opens first, briny and iodine-green, pulling grapefruit’s bitter zest into a salty marine accord that feels like cold ocean spray on metal.

Miguel Matos

Lemon and bergamot open with a sharp, sun-bleached citrus snap that feels like deck planks heated at noon.

Tonatto Profumi

Odoratika

Mint and lavender open with a cool aromatic freshness, complemented by grapefruit's citrus zest and grass's green sharpness.

Odoratika

Mint and grapefruit open with a sharp aromatic freshness that carries a marine salinity from seaweed and lavender.

Sultan Pasha Attars

Seaweed and lavender open with a marine aromatic character, immediately grounded by nutmeg's warm spice and clary sage's herbal depth.

Pull & Bear

Petitgrain and grapefruit deliver a sharp aromatic citrus opening that feels clean and slightly bitter.

Fueguia 1833

Cale Fragranze d Autore

Ginger opens with a fresh-spicy kick that is sharp and slightly warm, providing an energetic start.

Mexx

Apple, lemon, and grapefruit deliver a crisp fruity-citrus opening with ivy adding a sharp green edge that feels fresh and slightly bitter.

Royal Crown

Sea salt and bergamot open with a crisp, saline citrus quality that evokes ocean air and coastal breezes immediately upon spraying.

Nimere Parfums

Citrus and spice open with a bright, aromatic burst where cardamom and saffron add warmth against lemon and bergamot.

Acca Kappa

Petitgrain and grapefruit create a bitter-citrus opening that is fresh and slightly aromatic, complemented by a soft rose presence.

O Boticário

Seaweed and plum open salty-green against bergamot’s sparkle, creating a shoreline-fruit accord that feels damp and slightly iodine-kissed.

Amouroud

Sumptuous Flower opens with tuberose and peach—a heady, slightly fruity white-floral opening with tropical warmth.

Acqua Dell'Elba

Sage, lemon, grapefruit, and bergamot burst forth in a sharp, aromatic citrus blend that feels invigorating and slightly herbal.

Bella Bellissima

Roxana Illuminated Perfumes

A sharp, green burst of bergamot provides a crisp and refreshing top note that quickly introduces the central marine theme.

Alexandria Fragrances

Seaweed introduces a damp, saline marine quality that merges with the warm, aromatic spice of cardamom.

Locherber Milano

Crisp bergamot lends a sharp citrus lift to an immediate aquatic character dominated by saline seaweed and mineralic nuances.

Atelier Segall & Barutti

Ginger and clove open with a warm, spicy sharpness that is brightened by bergamot’s citrus and thyme’s herbal greenness.

Avon

Seaweed and pink pepper open with an unusual contrast — the seaweed salty and slightly briny, the pepper adding a dry, sparkling lift.

Vertus

Sage and galbanum create a sharp, green aromatic opening that feels herbaceous and slightly resinous.

Sultan Pasha Attars

Lime, lemon, and bergamot burst forth with a sharp, effervescent citrus that is immediately tempered by rich jasmine.

Anya's Garden

Jasmine and ylang-ylang create an intense tropical floral heart that is indolic and slightly banana-like in its sweetness.

Maison Alhambra

Petitgrain and orange create a bright, slightly bitter citrus opening that feels fresh and invigorating upon application.

V Canto

Seaweed, bergamot and coffee open in a striking three-way contrast — salty-marine, citrus-bitter, roasted-dark.

Mith

Peach and black currant open with a juicy, tart sweetness that grapefruit brightens with its crisp citrus edge.

ScentBar

Aubusson

Bergamot offers a brief citrus spark before sage and lavender establish a clear herbal and aromatic heart.

Neil Morris

Raspberry and lime crack open with galbanum's sappy bite, an unusual fruit-meets-bitter-green opening that reads tart rather than sweet.

DS Durga

Nimere Parfums

Opens with fig leaf cutting across fig flesh, the green and milky-sweet sides landing simultaneously.

La Rive

Melon, seaweed and pomegranate open with a watery, slightly briny accord — the seaweed pulls the sweetness of the melon into something cooler and more saline, while the pomegranate adds a faint tart edge.

Proad

Pink pepper, lemon, and grapefruit open with a lively citrus-spice combination — the pepper adds a sharp, prickly bite to the citrus brightness.

Blue Scents

Salt & Sun opens with lavender and orange — an aromatic-citrus pairing that reads as a classic outdoor accord.

Antonio Visconti

Sea Island opens on seaweed and bergamot — immediately marine and citrus-fresh.

Mith

Brocard / Брокард

Dzintars

Ffern

Helan

Casaniche

Giardino Benessere

Acqua Dell'Elba

Filigree & Shadow

Mauricio Carbajal

Neil Morris