WateryReproduction accord

Marine

Marine breeze, salty, iodine, algae, fresh, ozone, natural.

Synthetic moleculesUsed parts

697Fragrances

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Benetton

United Dreams : One Summer For Men

Marine Wood & Coriander

Frequently asked

What is Marine?+

Marine is a reproduction accord watery perfume note.

What does Marine smell like?+

Marine breeze, salty, iodine, algae, fresh, ozone, natural.

What are the most popular fragrances with Marine?+

Popular fragrances featuring Marine include United Dreams : One Summer For Men by Benetton, Gb Men Power by Giovanna Baby, Whisky Vintage by Evaflor, Marine Wood & Coriander by Dermacol, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.

How many fragrances contain Marine?+

Marine is featured in 697 fragrances on Noteboxd.

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WateryReproduction accord

Marine

Marine breeze, salty, iodine, algae, fresh, ozone, natural.

Synthetic moleculesUsed parts

697Fragrances

About

History

All fragrances with Marine

Benetton

United Dreams : One Summer For Men

Marine Wood & Coriander

Frequently asked

What is Marine?+

Marine is a reproduction accord watery perfume note.

What does Marine smell like?+

Marine breeze, salty, iodine, algae, fresh, ozone, natural.

What are the most popular fragrances with Marine?+

Popular fragrances featuring Marine include United Dreams : One Summer For Men by Benetton, Gb Men Power by Giovanna Baby, Whisky Vintage by Evaflor, Marine Wood & Coriander by Dermacol, ranked by community score on Noteboxd.

How many fragrances contain Marine?+

Marine is featured in 697 fragrances on Noteboxd.

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Aquatic notes were originally used to evoke the scents of sea spray or iodine. However, today these watery notes are mostly used to invigorate floral, woody or ambery fragrances.

Appearing in perfumery in the 1990s, the aquatic marine notes evoked waterfalls and the sea. Different varieties of fecaceae (seaweeds), were processed to obtain absolute algae with varying scents according to species. Nowadays, synthetic molecules allow perfumers to obtain not only the aquatic effects and fragrances of algae, iodine and marine breeze, but also an effect of transparency.