Fruity
Green
Notescoconutfigmilky nuanceorris (iris root)white musk
Tags
#fresh
#sexy
#sweet
Style
unisex
Glorious sunsets, black sand beaches, whitewashed buildings, blue-domed churches, volcanic cliffs — the Greek island of Santorini is supernaturally beautiful. This namesake fig and sandalwood fragrance conjures its escapist allure with earthy green coconut, luxury orris and sensual musk.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This suits a wearer who likes their freshness with texture: something green and sun-warmed, not crisp or aquatic. It feels most natural in close, relaxed settings where the scent can trail softly and reveal its creamy fig-and-musk warmth without becoming loud.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where the green fig and coconut stay buoyant and the soft woods do not flatten. Apply lightly for a smooth, intimate aura; a few sprays are enough to let the scent read as airy at first, then creamier and more sensual on skin.
Who it’s for
For people drawn to green-fruity scents with a creamy, skin-like finish. It will appeal to those who like fig, coconut and musk balanced by a polished iris nuance, and who prefer a fresh fragrance that still feels sensual and slightly sweet.
Release year
2022
Ampersand’s story
Ampersand is a discovery-led fragrance house that puts scent first, with a focus on in-store exploration rather than heavy storytelling. Its fragrances are made with responsibly sourced oils and ingredients and are 100% cruelty-free and vegan.
Santorini’s concept
Santorini is built as an olfactory postcard from the Greek island of the same name, using fig leaf, coconut, aromatics and soft woods to evoke the contrast of green shade, bright coastlines and volcanic warmth. The brand frames it as an escapist, place-driven composition rather than a technical exercise in notes.
Extra info
Santorini is named after the Greek island and is presented as a fine fragrance/Eau de Parfum. The official description highlights fig leaf, coconut, aromatics and soft woods, while retailer listings vary slightly by adding notes such as sandalwood, orris and rhubarb.
Also featured in
Little Luxuries
Notescoconutfigmilky nuanceorris (iris root)white musk
Tags
#fresh
#sexy
#sweet
Style
unisex
Glorious sunsets, black sand beaches, whitewashed buildings, blue-domed churches, volcanic cliffs — the Greek island of Santorini is supernaturally beautiful. This namesake fig and sandalwood fragrance conjures its escapist allure with earthy green coconut, luxury orris and sensual musk.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This suits a wearer who likes their freshness with texture: something green and sun-warmed, not crisp or aquatic. It feels most natural in close, relaxed settings where the scent can trail softly and reveal its creamy fig-and-musk warmth without becoming loud.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where the green fig and coconut stay buoyant and the soft woods do not flatten. Apply lightly for a smooth, intimate aura; a few sprays are enough to let the scent read as airy at first, then creamier and more sensual on skin.
Who it’s for
For people drawn to green-fruity scents with a creamy, skin-like finish. It will appeal to those who like fig, coconut and musk balanced by a polished iris nuance, and who prefer a fresh fragrance that still feels sensual and slightly sweet.
Release year
2022
Ampersand’s story
Ampersand is a discovery-led fragrance house that puts scent first, with a focus on in-store exploration rather than heavy storytelling. Its fragrances are made with responsibly sourced oils and ingredients and are 100% cruelty-free and vegan.
Santorini’s concept
Santorini is built as an olfactory postcard from the Greek island of the same name, using fig leaf, coconut, aromatics and soft woods to evoke the contrast of green shade, bright coastlines and volcanic warmth. The brand frames it as an escapist, place-driven composition rather than a technical exercise in notes.
Extra info
Santorini is named after the Greek island and is presented as a fine fragrance/Eau de Parfum. The official description highlights fig leaf, coconut, aromatics and soft woods, while retailer listings vary slightly by adding notes such as sandalwood, orris and rhubarb.
Also featured in
Little Luxuries