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Seattle Rain (2002)
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   |  Fresh and clean is right: Smells like a soaking rain. I get a salt note as background to the subtle ozonics… and that’s about it. It’s a competent scent but not what would be called complex. I’ve smelled scents like this before so it isn’t exactly unique. I like it but I’m unsure of what I would do with it: I don’t have enough imagination to make do with ozonics and salt. I have a small decant of it so I’ll experiment – maybe inspiration will come… 23 August 2008 |
   |  I agree with the previous poster, this is a very clean scent and smells just like rain. Not marine at all, but smells like that fresh outdoor scent just after a spring rain. Very fresh.11 April 2007 |
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| Fresh and clean. It actually does smell like a rainy day up here in the great North West. I wouldn't consider it a marine scent, because it is sooooo much more mellow than the ones I've smelled. 06 August 2004 |
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