Coco Shimmy

what is it?

Coconut offers a creamy and toasted gourmand note that infuses warmth and texture into the heart of the fragrance.

the smells.

Gourmand, milky, and sometimes even toasted, coconut lends a tropical flair to fragrances that balance between freshness and warmth. On the one hand, the tonka-like sweetness radiates warmth that reflects the high summer sun. On the other hand, its fresh, splashy signature is reminiscent of the cool ocean breeze. This duality makes coconut a versatile note that instantly signals brighter days.

notables.

One of the key ingredients, cocotone, is created through biotech, an eco-friendly process that reduces the environmental impact needed to create a raw material. With no raw material sourcing needed, very little energy and no heat required, biotechnolgy relies on green chemistry processes. Just yeast and a substrate act as the catalyst to create a wide range of molecules.

what is it?

A fruity and tropical note ripe with golden nectar.

the smells.

Sweet, fresh fruit with hints of citrus, pear and caramel, pineapple is a multi-faceted fruit that pairs perfectly with coconut. The tropical note in instantly transportive, creating a piña colada effect when layered with creamy coconut.

notables.

The true-to-nature pineapple pop is created through an innovative co-extraction, making the delicious, mouthwatering sweetness of pineapple a reality within scent. This note uses real pineapple extracted with a cosolvent to boost the fresh, juicy nuances of this ingredient.

what is it?

A comforting, sun-drenched blend that instantly evokes memories of warm days at the beach.

the smells.

Soft, creamy and nostalgic, this sunscreen accord has subtle notes of coconut and white florals.

notables.

The perfumers blended milky, lactonic notes with salicylates, molecules found in white florals that give sunscreen its iconic scent. A surprising undertone of banana blossom melds the two worlds together to create a transportive, carefree scent.

what is it?

Surf wax delivers a distinctive, nostalgic scent that blends the salty, sun-kissed air of the ocean with a sweet, creamy comfort.

the smells.

This accord offers a creamy softness edged with a vanilla sweetness with a fresh, salted marine note that instantly transports you to the surf. It’s a scent that feels like a ritual—gripping the wax, preparing your board, and heading out for the perfect wave.

notables.

A special dose of a rum note gives the accord a boozy and bold facet, amplifying the drinkable quality to result in an absolutely addictive accord. 

what is it?

A deep, warm woody note that is both rich and creamy.

the smells.

A soft, woody aroma that carries subtle notes of grounding woodiness. Offering a smooth, almost creamy sweetness to sandalwood, tempered by a resinous, smoky quality that evokes a sense of calm and tranquility. Its earthy undertones give it a meditative, almost mystical feeling, while the smoldering warmth adds to its comforting, luxurious presence. Sandalwood is a scent that feels timeless—elegant, balanced, and deeply connected to nature.

notables.

Blending Indian sandalwood essential oil with santamanol, a diffusive woody molecule that is very close to sandalwood's natural scent, the perfumers were able to create a super-powered, long-lasting sandalwood note with performance and projection. 

what is it?

Tonka Bean is a seed contained in the fruit of a large tree. It at first exhibits a sweet smell which unveils itself to be more complex.

the smells.

Tonka Absolute opens with a creamy almond note which deepens when blended with the Vanilla Bean Absolute. Warm and welcoming, as the dry down unfolds a multifaceted herbaceous quality is revealed against hints of smokey leather and woods, grounding the fragrance and elevating the robust complexity.

notables.

Tonka is a rare seed coming from the Amazonian region. Tonka bean has been a key ingredient of the most famous perfumes since the early days of the fine fragrance industry.

Tonka bean is contained in the fruit of a gigantic tropical Latin American tree primarily used for timber. As a secondary source of income, fruits are harvested by local communities.

Once harvested, beans are dried, then macerated in alcohol for 12 to 24 hours before a second drying step. White crystals of coumarin develop on the surface of the beans, finally revealing all the olfactory power of this gourmet treasure.