Deep Blue Sea

Soul Sea by LPDO acts as a woody aquatic bridge between deep ocean notes and raw driftwood. Launched in 2024, this unisex composition focuses on a sal… Show more

Soul Sea by LPDO acts as a woody aquatic bridge between deep ocean notes and raw driftwood. Launched in 2024, this unisex composition focuses on a salt-forward profile balanced by lotus and bergamot. It feels best suited for warm spring afternoons or humid summer days, offering a crisp, refreshing wear that sits close to the skin without being overwhelming. Show less

Portamarina opens bright and juicy, with orange, bergamot, and apple giving it a fruit-forward lift before the marine and herbal side comes through. I… Show more

Portamarina opens bright and juicy, with orange, bergamot, and apple giving it a fruit-forward lift before the marine and herbal side comes through. It reads airy, salty, and aromatic rather than heavy. In wear, the fruit stays noticeable, while sage, thyme, cedar, and musk keep it clean and breezy. It may suit someone who likes fresh perfumes with a playful sweetness and. Show less

Manic Love for Her opens green, sharp and musky, then settles into a powdery rose and white musk dry-down with flashes of peach, sea air and cedar. On… Show more

Manic Love for Her opens green, sharp and musky, then settles into a powdery rose and white musk dry-down with flashes of peach, sea air and cedar. On skin it can read fruity at first, but most wearers describe it as a more unusual green musk than a sweet peach floral. It suits shoppers who enjoy slightly strange, herbal, airy scents with. Show less

Charm Rose Beach is a bright, beachy floral woody musk built around sparkling citrus, breezy sea notes, soft rose and peony, then a light cedar, musk… Show more

Charm Rose Beach is a bright, beachy floral woody musk built around sparkling citrus, breezy sea notes, soft rose and peony, then a light cedar, musk and amber base. It reads fresh, airy and easy to wear. This suits someone who likes clean summer fragrances with a gentle floral heart rather than heavy sweetness. It makes the most sense in warm weather. Show less