Imaginary Authors Falling into the Sea Eau de Parfum

$241⁰⁰ NZD

Size

50ml 1ml Sample

At the age of nineteen Nica Galas published her first book, the autobiographical tome Falling into the Sea which chronicled her short and torrid love affair among the hot beaches and lemon trees in the Gulf of Naples. The breathtaking story opens with Nica and her girlfriends picking bunches of jasmine flower for boys while they cliff-jumped into the sea. An innocent first kiss erupts into an ardent summer entanglement which is cut short one moonlit night when her lover leaps into the dark abyss never to surface, leaving Nica naked on the cliffs screaming his name.

Citrus, lychee, and tropical flowers on warm sand — generous, swoon-worthy, and beachside.

Notes

Lemon Grapefruit Litchi Sand Exotic floral notes Bergamot

Wear profile

Longevity

Intensity

Best for Day

Season Summer

Details

Family	Citrus
Country	United States
Perfumer	Josh Meyer
Year	2012
Concentration	Eau de Parfum

Description

Fragrance Family:
Fresh Floral Citrus

Notes:
Lemon, Bergamot, Grapefruit, Lychee, Tropical Flowers, Warm Sand

Concentration:
Eau de Parfum

Occasion:
This scent is sunshine in a bottle. Wear on cloudy days to invoke the ardour of summer.

Made in the USA

Editor's Notes

This generous and swoon-worthy blend of citrus fruits tumble through the crunch of warm wet sand, in a gorgeous place where cliff faces are lined with trees, dotted with waxy jasmine and golden tropical flowers. The shore is punctuated by a radiant sun, a sun that smiles sweetly upon you as you bask underneath its rays. Falling into the Sea impresses with bergamot, lemon, and grapefruit, a hesperidic arpeggio that is perfectly beautiful and alluring on its own. Inserted into this is a surprising dash of lychee, with a faint floral sweetness, saturating these citrus notes - as if it changed the key of this melody. This scent shimmers like the blue sea and sizzles like the sun, its comforting and atmospheric feeling - dreamy and underwater - the result of jasmine flower crossing with an aquatic minerality.