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Florida Water by Lanman & Kemp

Men Women 1808

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Lanman & Kemp Florida Water is an aromatic citrus fragrance from the olfactory family, created in 1808 by perfumers Lanman & Kemp. This timeless composition, designed for both men and women, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes evoke the freshness of citrus, the heart reveals herbal and woody aromas, and the base settles on warm woods and spices,…

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 11%
  • Spring 29%
  • Summer 43%
  • Autumn 17%
  • Day 75%
  • Night 25%

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495 votes

  • Positive 86%
  • Negative 6.1%
  • Neutral 7.9%
positive reviews 495 community votes
LongevityFleeting SillageIntimate Best momentSummer CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Summer

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Leading answer Day

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About Florida Water

Main accord citrus Year 1808 Gender Men · Women

Lanman & Kemp Florida Water is an aromatic citrus fragrance from the olfactory family, created in 1808 by perfumers Lanman & Kemp. This timeless composition, designed for both men and women, unfolds a fragrance pyramid where the top notes evoke the freshness of citrus, the heart reveals herbal and woody aromas, and the base settles on warm woods and spices, consolidating its status as a classic of historical perfumery.

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Longevity

Leading answer Fleeting

269 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Intimate

284 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

260 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

244 votes

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  1. Curious they don’t list the notes; is it a secret formula? Smells like a magical cocktail, akin to Coca-Cola, but not a flat sweet. I detect orange, cinnamon, lavender, cloves, bay, and perhaps lemon verbena; it has a medicinal touch, reminiscent of Eau de Cologne. It doesn’t smell like an old cologne; it smells like today. Unlike citrus scents that are meant to wake you up, this invites relaxation. It’s not sharp, it’s comforting and enveloping. Ideal for a siesta, post-shower, or lazy Sundays at home. The children love it more than Nenuco. I can’t wait for summer to wear it nice and cool. A great discovery, the definitive one.

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  2. This bottle is a memory from my childhood and now it’s my post-shower ritual… ♡

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  3. I’m surprised it’s here; I didn’t know it was so old. Is it to wake up fainted damisels or for blooming rituals? They use it in the bath for good luck on New Year’s with petals, which is why I associate it with parties. Simple and delicate aroma, but the bottle is horrible plastic.

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  4. Anfítrite

    Absolutely delicious. I met it at a yoga festival during a sensory meditation talk where we were sprayed with this. I loved it: sweet and fresh ambrosia, full of joy. Fruity floral with sweet spices. Orange, cinnamon, cloves, sweet lavender, and flowers. It comes in a 270ml plastic splash; I suppose it used to be glass and would look better, but I don’t mind. I transfer it to my small atomiser to use if I’m feeling lazy or haven’t applied perfume. It’s relaxing and tonifying at the same time. It only lasts an hour, perhaps half, but as it’s not sharp and smells great on contact, I can always re-spray. Just for a little while.

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  5. I believe this fragrance is in everyone’s olfactory memory. It’s attributed with thousands of exotic and cosmetic properties. It’s been made since 1800, so it had time to advertise everything. My introduction was late, but I liked it a lot. It’s very special, much sweeter than a typical cologne, emphasising the orange and giving very little to the lemon. What makes it unique is the spicy side (that cinnamon and a subtle touch of cloves) very well crafted. Many say it smells like Coca-Cola caramel and they’re right. Once on the skin, I detect a timid rose in the depth. The balance is excellent. Something different, interesting, and rich. No wonder it’s been on the market for over 200 years. The longevity is moderate, but it is a cologne.

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