Odesa {a perfume for Ukraine}

(4 customer reviews)

$6.00$175.00

Named for the famous port city: this is the warm and salty scent of sparkling gold flickering on the waters of the Black Sea.

*Vegan.  * All sample vials are full.

*50% of all sales will be donated to Voices of Children for Ukraine

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There really are no words…

What is happening in Ukraine is beyond horrifying, devastating, unconscionable, and basically a hell on earth.  I want to help.

I hope that you will love this easy to wear, gorgeous true sea scent…redolent of Black Sea brine and golden (vegan) ambergris.

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4 reviews for Odesa {a perfume for Ukraine}

  1. anadevice

    Opens with the smooth scent of chilly white amber and soft sand, very reminiscent of **NAVA’s Eternal Ankh.** Seawater surges forward, rolling over cool sand, as sweet, refreshing rain begins to fall.

    This is a beautiful atmospheric, it brings to mind a cool, quiet beach on a rainy day. Even as someone who rarely wears atmospherics, I find it quite appealing due to an undercurrent of creamy skin musk with touches of golden labdanum.

    I rarely have good luck with aquatics — too clean/cologne-like or so realistic that other people find it off-putting, but this is perfect. There’s something extremely elevated and sophisticated about this scent, the sort of fragrance that wouldn’t be out of place with an evening gown. Such an elegant, unique scent — I love it.

  2. Meaghan

    Smells quite clean and a little salty. I’m new to perfumes, so it’s hard for me to pinpoint the specific scents, but it is well balanced and approachable.

  3. i (verified owner)

    Ooh wow a very light aquatic, somewhat twinkling. Cool, clean seawater with just a lick of salt. Simple and clean, though after resting for a month or so, it feels like I can pick up a bit more on a very subtle briny element. It reminds me a bit of Morari’s **Midnight Market**, a kind of pearlescent clear aquatic that can honestly make me feel more ill/out of sorts at times than a brinier one would, if I’m not in the right mood for it! I wonder if it’s because this category of water scents can be perceived as a bit mildew adjacent, and perhaps in my mind a “truer” water is at least a bit grungier. Maybe if there was more salt? Anyways…it dries down to a less mildew-adjacent gentle aquatic/white amber scent. I think I could get a lot out of layering this, but on its own it’s a bit simple for me.

  4. smaradav19

    This is clear, transparent rainwater falling into seawater, all in a bottle. It’s watery and mineralic (not very SALT IN YOUR FACE, more generally mineralic). It’s like an evening at the beach after the rain, lovely!

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