No.4 Under the Palms

Under the Palms opens on a quick burst of mandarin and orange that sets a sparkling citrus tone before neroli unfurls behind it, lifting the top into a softer floral-citrus territory. The heart is where the perfume earns its name: creamy coconut sits at the centre, supported by a salty sea-air accord that stops the coconut tipping into pina-colada sweetness. By the dry-down, vanilla and almond milk add a gentle gourmand warmth, and a clean musk extends the trail without weight. Projection is gentle and longevity around three to four hours, which most reviewers find appropriate for a beach-holiday register; a few wish it lasted longer, but at £16 for the 100ml set the price-to-vibe ratio works. The whole composition is squarely in the modern coastal-tropical lane, and reviewers regularly compare it to the lighter end of Floral Street Arizona Bloom or Maison Margiela Beach Walk - same beachy mood, different price tier. It sits next to those references on the high-street shelf, and is routinely cited alongside Provenance No.7 Wild Bergamot as one of the line's best summer-coded wears. For the wearer who wants a sun-warmed daily without the niche price tag.