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    Where The Sea Roars And The Wind Cries by Vanitas Parfums
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    Where The Sea Roars And The Wind Cries

    A storm-lit coast worn against the skin

    4-6 hoursModerate4.72025

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    What does Where The Sea Roars And The Wind Cries smell like?

    Where The Sea Roars And The Wind Cries by Vanitas Parfums is an eau de parfum fragrance that opens with Bergamot, Juniper Berries, and Mandarin Petitgrain, transitions into a heart of Labdanum, Clary Sage, and Cypriol, and settles into a base of Amber, Ambergris, and Driftwood. Expect 4-6 hours longevity and moderate sillage. Best suited for fall and winter. Rated 3.5/5, loved by the community, 3 votes.

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    Main accords

    citrus
    marine
    salty
    rose
    amber
    stormyruggedfreshmineralmysteriouscoastal
    If this were a songThe Raven That Refused to Sing · Scott Walker

    The Verdict

    What the community says.

    When to Wear6 votes
    Occasions4 votes
    Pros
    • Citrus opens with real energy
    • Salted fig gives it a salty edge
    • Roses keep the marine notes interesting
    • Driftwood makes the drydown tactile
    • Volcanic ash adds a mineral finish
    • Moderate projection feels easy to wear
    • Comfortable through a full workday
    Cons
    • Mineral notes may feel austere
    • Roses can make it less linear
    • Salt and ash demand a certain mood
    • Woody drydown needs time to emerge
    • Bright opening may disappoint seafood lovers
    • Aerosol scent can seem familiar
    • Close projection limits room-filling impact

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    Where The Sea Roars And The Wind CriesVanitas Parfums
    Eau de ParfumConcentration—
    Bergamot, Juniper Berries, Mandarin PetitgrainTop NotesBlackcurrant, Iris, Lychee
    4-6 hoursLongevity4-6 hours
    ModerateSillageModerate
    FallBest SeasonSpring
    4.67/5Rating5/5
    Full comparison
    Where The Sea Roars And The Wind CriesVanitas Parfums
    MediterreVanitas Parfums
    Eau de ParfumConcentration—
    Bergamot, Juniper Berries, Mandarin PetitgrainTop NotesTangerine, Green Mandarin, Petitgrain
    4-6 hoursLongevity4-6 hours
    ModerateSillageModerate
    FallBest SeasonSpring
    4.67/5Rating4.33/5
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    How Where The Sea Roars And The Wind Cries compares to similar fragrances
    This fragranceWhere The Sea Roars And The Wind CriesVanitas ParfumsA Lighthouse Lit For YouVanitas ParfumsFull comparisonMediterreVanitas ParfumsFull comparison
    ConcentrationEau de Parfum——
    Top NotesBergamot, Juniper Berries, Mandarin PetitgrainBlackcurrant, Iris, LycheeTangerine, Green Mandarin, Petitgrain
    Longevity4-6 hours4-6 hours4-6 hours
    SillageModerateModerateModerate
    Best SeasonFallSpringSpring
    Rating4.67/55/54.33/5

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    Salted fig, Turkish rose, and volcanic ash make this more textured than a typical ocean scent. Does the mineral drydown pull you in, or does it feel too rugged?

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