Aqua Motu Intense
EDP · 2015
Comptoir Sud Pacifique
Statement
Seagrass
Note Profile
About
Seagrass is a fresh marine-green note. It smells of salted ocean air first, with a green, vegetal note close behind and a faint wet-soil earthiness underneath. Some describe a hint of cucumber and a faint sweetness.
Scent Profile
Seagrass smells of fresh, salted ocean air with a green, vegetal note close behind. A crisp saline quality runs through it, like sea spray. A faint cucumber note and a wet-soil earthiness sit underneath. It carries a faint mineral edge, cool and stony, beneath the green.
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ScentArt
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Origin
Seagrasses are flowering plants that live fully submerged in salt water. They are not seaweed: they have roots, stems and leaves like land grasses. Posidonia oceanica is one of them. No seagrass oil is traded for perfume. Perfumers build the note as an accord.
Usage in Perfumery
Used in coastal and marine compositions for a green, salted-air effect. It sits in the heart or the base, beside sea water, salt, moss and vetiver. Parfumo lists 137 perfumes with the note on 2026-10-10. Fragrantica files it under its seaweed note.
Similar Notes
Perfumes featuring Seagrass
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Seagrass appears prominently.
