Lavender Thorne
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In St Tropez
by Zara
A bright, fruity, and slightly salty eau de cologne with a playful peach and Prosecco-like effervescence. It opens with a citrusy pep and peppery spice, quickly settling into a sweetly bitter peach note reminiscent of a Bellini cocktail. The heart is faintly woody and incense-tinged with a subtle spicy, leathery undercurrent, evoking a lighter, fresher version of Vibrant Leather. The scent is clean, simple, and distinctly feminine for much of its duration, though brief, faint masculine cues exist in its drier-down. It’s highly unisex in label but leans slightly toward a soft, fruity-watery feminine profile, best suited for warm weather. Longevity is very limited, barely beyond two hours, and sillage is intimate—scent barely rises beyond skin level. It’s most effective in close quarters or on clothing. The dominant notes are bright peach, sparkling citrus, salt, wood, and a faint smoky incense. Although the scent is never overpowering or clingy, its limited projection and rapid fade make it not worth higher price points despite its pleasant opening and unique feedback.
Pros
- +For those seeking a light, refreshing, summery scent with a sweet, effervescent fruit theme.
- +Preferred for warm weather, beach days, or casual summer wear with a clean, uplifting vibe.
- +Offers a unique, unconventional fruity-leather fusion without heavy animalic or smoky notes.
Cons
- −Extremely short longevity and intimate sillage—scent barely registers beyond the immediate skin level.
- −Strong initial sweetness can overpower some users and lacks depth or complexity over time.
- −Sometimes lasts only a few minutes on skin, fading quickly even after application.