02/03/2023
Landshark321
508 Reviews
Landshark321
3
Nice marine-adjacent scent
Sampling Pekji Eaumer, a fittingly nautical-adjacent blend, with elements that remind me of the sea and marine communities, albeit without any heavily marine notes. It’s a green, vegetal, fresh, floral blend with darker, spicier elements like vetiver and anise, but with a lovely blend of lavender, lime, jasine, musk, and just a hint of ambergris filling out the middle. It’s pleasant while still being a bit provocative, an unusual but fitting blend of notes that bring me from the earth to the sea in one whiff. As I’d expect, it’s a little sharper and fresher in the opening, with more focus on the citrus notes, especially, but then is a bit darker and moodier in the dry down, with a whole lot more of the vetiver. It’s not quite as dense or strong as Battaniye but still performs pretty well. It terms of concept, it reminds me a bit of Masque Milano Terralba in that it doesn’t smell like the sea, but it smells like being on land near the sea.
Like the rest of the line, Eaumer is priced at $165 for 50ml, in EDP concentration, sold at Luckyscent and a few other boutiques. I’m pleased with its performance and find it to be an interesting wear, one I’ll have to try some more.
7 out of 10
Like the rest of the line, Eaumer is priced at $165 for 50ml, in EDP concentration, sold at Luckyscent and a few other boutiques. I’m pleased with its performance and find it to be an interesting wear, one I’ll have to try some more.
7 out of 10