The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Summer Vibes arrived in 2024 from Yasmin Beauty, a brand that approaches fragrance creation with a focus on translating seasonal feelings into wearable compositions. Perfumer Samuel Moraes composed this fragrance around the concept of capturing a beach afternoon atmosphere. The choice of coconut milk as the primary top note establishes a creamy, lactonic opening that differs from fresh coconut or coconut water. Ylang-ylang and tuberose form the heart, creating a rich, heady floral character that brings depth and warmth. The name reflects the straightforward inspiration behind the scent rather than suggesting any hidden meaning.
The use of coconut milk as the sole top note signals a specific intention. Not coconut water or fresh coconut. Milk. That creamy, almost gourmand quality from the start. Ylang-ylang and tuberose in the heart represent a classic tropical pairing, as both flowers share a similar heady, almost indolic sweetness. The amber and vanilla base adds a soft, warm foundation that extends the overall warmth of the composition. Together, these notes create a fragrance that moves from tropical freshness into deeper, more intimate territory as it develops on the skin.
The evolution
The opening is all coconut milk, creamy and immediate, arriving on skin like a memory of sunscreen you applied an hour ago. Within the first 20 minutes the ylang-ylang and tuberose push through, lush and insistent, taking the composition from tropical to fully heady. The coconut doesn't disappear. It morphs into something more lactonic, blending with the florals rather than leading. After two hours the amber and vanilla arrive, settling everything into a warm, sweet, skin-close drydown. The projection shifts as the hours pass, becoming more intimate as the initial boldness settles. What was tropical and expansive becomes personal, the kind of scent you find yourself catching in your own collar throughout the day.
Cultural impact
Summer Vibes fits within Yasmin Beauty's accessible, everyday positioning. Released alongside other tropical-leaning compositions like Coconut Skin and Goxxtosa, it offers warmth without unnecessary complexity. The tropical floral and lactonic combination appeals to those building a seasonal fragrance wardrobe, bringing a sense of warmth and comfort that works particularly well in warmer months. The composition balances bold tropical notes with softer, more intimate drydown characteristics.
The House
Yasmin BeautyYasmin Beauty presents a compact yet ambitious collection of modern fragrances that debuted between 2024 and 2025. The line balances bright, playful accords with deeper, mood‑lifting notes, aiming to fit the everyday rhythm of a diverse audience. Each bottle arrives with a clear scent story, from the beach‑inspired citrus of Sex On The Beach to the creamy comfort of Coconut Skin. The brand positions itself as a bridge between trend‑forward creativity and approachable wearability, inviting both seasoned collectors and casual users to explore scent as a daily ritual.
The Creator
Samuel MoraesSamuel favors a layered approach, building a foundation of classic woods or musks before weaving in unexpected accents such as tropical fruits or regional spices. He often starts with a clear structural backbone—cedar, sandalwood, or amber—and introduces a single, vivid top no…
