Acqua di Sale • Profumum Roma

The myrtle and cedar balance the leather so well it’s like wearing a sun-warmed cliff path. I keep catching whiffs of Sardinia hours after application, and the longevity is genuinely impressive for an eau de parfum.

The algae note is surprisingly fresh, not at all fishy—it really does smell like a salty breeze off the Mediterranean. Myrtle and cedar give it a dry, woody backbone that lasts for hours on my skin. Perfect for when I want to feel like I'm back on a rocky Sardinian coast.

I’d been hunting for a scent that captures that salty, sun-worn Sardinian coast, and this delivers—the algae note is surprisingly fresh, not at all fishy, and it dries down into a soft leather that lasts deep into the evening. It’s the closest I’ve come to bottling a specific memory.