Please help me identify this scent!

Dear Basenoters,

when I went to high school (around 2000-2005) in Germany, some girls wore a special scent, whose name I don't know. Yesterday, at the train station, I got a whiff of this scent again (but couldn't identify the person that wore it). So, I'd like to ask you, if you can helf me find the name of this scent.

It's very light and linear, not rich, heavy oder complex. There is no patchouly, no pepper, no iris and certainly no gourmand notes like vanilla, coffee oder cocoa. It's quite synthetic as the usual "girl sport fragrances" are, but gentle and pleasant, not sharp. At the same time, it seems to have quite a decent projection. If I would have to name a color, I would say white or turqoise, maybe also slightly pink. Probably, it is a drugstore cheapie in the range of Puma, Bruno Banani, Lacoste and so on and maybe it is discontinued because I hardly smell this scent nowadays.

Well, I fear, that is all the information I can give. I own so many scents but I can't puzzle out the notes of this special fragrance, maybe because it smells so synthetic. Thank you in advance for your help!

Thanks for your replies so far!

I'm sure it's not Tommy Girl because I sampled it last week: The scent I search is less floral.

The notes of Aramis New West for Her seem to fit perfectly (oceanic, peachy, bergamot), but I'm not sure if it was sold here in Germany after 2000. Nonetheless, I will try to sample New West and Lacoste!

Any further ideas?

@mumsy:

Did it remind you of anything in particular? - I would say it has an oceanic vibe, but the synthetic one, which means it is light and chilly, but not as salty or as natural as Heeleys "Sel Marin" is or Bulgaris "Aqua" with that fishy seaweed note. It has no depth in it, no warm sandalwood base. There is also no calone overdose as in "Paris Hilton for Men", but it could very well be that it contains calone (as many cheapies did in that time).

Was it a laundry fresh, sharp citrussy fresh, fruity fresh? - There is no harsh citrus note in it (as in "L'eau d'Issey) and also no dominant fruit-sweetness as in "Power to the Pink". Laundry fresh? Maybe, but not so "white" as Pradas "Infusion d'Iris" or Muglers Cologne. But also very gentle and pleasant.

@SusyQ: I think Calyx was not sold in the drugstores here in Germany at that time.

@iivanita: It could indeed be anything from DM, which makes it quite difficult, because many fragrances from this time are discontinued now. For example, the old adidas scents are no longer available, but have been replaced by many Puma fragrances that didn't exist at this time (Puma Red&White, Jamaica, Aqua Woman etc.). Regarding the "picking it up an the train station": I think everyone has certain scents in his/her memories. For example, other scents, that I remember from this time are "Axe Alaska" (which all the boys used as bodyspray or shower gel) and "Power to the Pink" (which many girls used) :-).