5
Noten
8
Akkoorden
1
Parfumeur
Walk The Sea
Dames
Gemaakt door John Pegg
Walk The Sea by Kerosene is a Floral Aquatic fragrance for women and men. Walk The Sea was launched in 2018. The nose behind this fragrance is John Pegg. "Like high tide dried on skin, memories of the waves, sun and shore." Notes: Sea Salt, White Florals, Cedar, Orientalgris and Musk. Available as a 100ml Eau de Parfum.
Geurnoten
Beste seizoen
13%
Win
64%
Len
100%
Zom
25%
Her
Dag & Nacht
83%
Dag
20%
Nacht
Olfactorische piramide
Eenlaagse compositie met door de community beoordeelde intensiteit.
Gebruikersbeoordelingen
436 stemmen
3.82
Geweldig
13731%
Lekker
16037%
Oké
6916%
Niet lekker
6214%
Verschrikkelijk
82%
Community Insights
PositiveBased on 66 community opinions from Reddit
8.2
/ 10 community score
The r/fragrance community shows strong enthusiasm for 'Walk The Sea' by Kerosene (though most discussion centers on Ganymede, a similar molecular/futuristic fragrance), with many users reporting it as life-changing and ruining their appreciation for other fragrances. However, the scent is extremely skin-chemistry dependent, with some finding it addictive while others perceive it as an unpleasant stale air smell, making it a polarizing but compelling choice for adventurous fragrance enthusiasts.
Strengths
- Highly addictive and memorable scent that stands out from typical fragrances
- Unique futuristic, mineral, and otherworldly character
- Excellent performance and projection that gets noticed by others
- Surprisingly warm and atmospheric despite cool description
Weaknesses
- Highly dependent on skin chemistry with polarizing results for some
- Can smell like stale air or empty rooms to those it doesn't work for
- Not suitable for those preferring warm, earthy fragrances
- Niche appeal means it's not universally appreciated
Best for
Warm summer days and air-conditioned spacesLovers of futuristic and unconventional scentsThose seeking signature fragrances with personalityAnalytical or creative individuals
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
