27 87 Hamaca Eau de Parfum is a unisex fragrance that encapsulates the serene essence of a tranquil beachside retreat. This scent harmoniously blends marine freshness with creamy, warm undertones, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a calming and comforting aroma.
- Fragrance Type: Eau de Parfum
- Gender: Unisex
- Fragrance Family: Oriental
- Longevity: Moderate (approximately 4–6 hours)
- Sillage: Moderate
- Projection: Soft to Moderate
Hamaca Eau de Parfum Notes
- Top Note: Sea water
- Middle Notes: Sandalwood, Coconut
- Base Notes: Tonka Bean, Vanilla
Scent Description
Hamaca opens with a refreshing marine accord that evokes the sensation of a gentle sea breeze. This aquatic freshness gracefully transitions into a heart of creamy coconut and smooth sandalwood, imparting a soothing and exotic character to the fragrance. The base is anchored by the warm sweetness of Venezuelan tonka bean and Madagascan vanilla, creating a comforting and lingering finish. This well-balanced composition places Hamaca within the Oriental fragrance family, offering a scent that is both relaxing and evocative of sun-drenched shores.
Performance Details
- Longevity: 6/10 – The fragrance offers moderate staying power, typically lasting between 4 to 6 hours.
- Sillage: 5/10 – It projects a moderate scent trail, noticeable without being overpowering.
- Projection: 5/10 – The fragrance maintains a soft to moderate presence, suitable for both personal enjoyment and casual settings.
Experience the tranquil embrace of 27 87 Hamaca—a fragrance that transports you to serene coastal landscapes, enveloping you in a cocoon of calm and relaxation.
Note: All products are 100% authentic.
Verified owner Ewa Brzozowska-Prus (verified owner) –
They open up with sea water. So the beach, the island, but also the pool can be in the associations. Not that there is a smell of chlorine, but it smells just like that too, sunny, beachy, warm. The air is heated, the sun is shining, it’s warm. Like somewhere on a small tropical island, where the foamy waves are crashing against the rocks and the clean, hot sand is warming your feet. The scent is laced with coconut, literally, sometimes it’s there and sometimes it’s hiding. It gives an extra twist, an exotic direction. There is a delicate vanilla and tonal sweetness, broken by a slightly salty note. In the fading phase they become creamy from the sandalwood. From it, too, there is a sensation of smelling sand, that of the beach, fine, powdery, heated. They are intriguing.