L'Eau Très Mer
ÇaFleureBon runs a full review: Senior Editor J Wearescentient reads the drydown as salted wood and tobacco after a dive, and closes with "one of my favourite perfumes of 2026." The piece carries the house's own note list — Caribbean breeze, salty skin, diving suit, wet ropes, pipe tobacco, nautical woods, marine depths — and notes the packaging is recycled plastic held by a red band, a nod to Cousteau's climate work. The sample came from the brand; a US-only reader draw runs to 17 August. · 35 d ago