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Phlur Island Swim Body Mist was released in 2026. Created by Clement Gavarry, it has notes of coconut, citrus, bergamot, orange, sea notes, frangipani, lavender, musk, amber and sandalwood. Phlur Island Swim Body Mist is a body mist.
From the brand - "Dive into tropical waters with Island Swim, a bright, airy, and effortlessly fresh mist. Bright calamansi blends with sweet plumeria, creamy coconut, and smooth sandalwood for an easy, sun-warmed wear.”
From the perfumer - "Island Swim is my ode to your first plunge into the warm sea. It’s the moment salt clings to your skin and everything feels fresh, bright, and effortless. I blended zesty citrus, soft coconut, and ocean-washed florals to capture the freedom of a perfect tropical swim."
Fragrantica - "This is that beachy, summer coconut everyone wants but no one seems to be able to quite get there. Most are too sunscreeny, to coconutty, too fruity/sweet. This is everything that I have ever wanted in a summery, tropical beach vibe fragrance. I so hope they make a perfume of this. This is what I hoped that Miami Nectar would be, but ABSOLUTELY IS NOT. The idea that anyone voted for that is wild!!! They are NOTHING alike other than the color/aesthetic of the bottle and names. Island Swim is that girl that we all expected to be a disappointment, whereas Miami Nectar was the disappointment that we all expected to be that girl. I love this masterpiece!"
Fragrantica - "This is lovely, fresh slightly sweet coconut scent, but more complex than a typical coconut body mist. I don’t find it aquatic, which is a good thing for me. It’s going to be my top summer scent for sure."
Fragrantica - "On me this opens quite citrusy with notes of citrus, radiant orange, and tart bergamot with sweet and tropical coconut. As it begins drying down it becomes more marine/aquatic and floral with sea notes, buttery and exotic frangipani, and soothing lavender. The dry down becomes more musky and warm with powdery musk, creamy sandalwood, and the golden warmth of amber. Overall, it’s a really nice beachy marine/aquatic scent with a soft coconut note, radiant citruses, just a touch of florals, and a musky and woody base to round it out."
