Wavechild – Eau de Parfum

ROOM 1015 – French niche perfumery by Dr. Mike, inspired by the rock'n'roll and counterculture spirit of the 1970s.

Wavechild is a tribute to surf culture – to endless summer days, salty sea air and the carefree feeling of riding the perfect wave. Inspired by legendary surf spots like Huntington Beach, the fragrance blends freedom, adventure and creative rebellion into an energetic composition full of summer vibes.

The opening of orange, mandarin and lemon is fresh, zesty and full of joy. At the heart, juicy watermelon and creamy coconut melt into a sunny, tropical lightness. A base of amber woods, cocoa and ambergris gives the fragrance a warm, salty depth that lingers long on the skin, recalling sun-warmed skin after a day by the sea.

Wavechild works best in spring and summer, during the day. The genderless fragrance makes a light, salty-sweet signature scent for anyone who isn't ready to let go of summer.

What makes Wavechild special to us is the pairing of watermelon and ambergris – rarely nailed this well: fruity without turning childish, salty-warm instead of artificially fresh. ROOM 1015 Wavechild was created by Jérôme Di Marino, who translates the raw energy of surf culture into a modern, sensual unisex composition.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this scent.

What does Wavechild smell like?

Fruity-sweet and fresh – orange and lemon meet a heart of watermelon and coconut, before amber woods and ambergris settle into a warm, salty base.

How does Wavechild feel?

Wavechild feels light and sun-drenched – a fragrance that smells like summer and freedom without ever tipping into sweetness.

When do you wear Wavechild?

Best in spring and summer, during the day – as a carefree signature scent for warm days.

Which scent might I like if I love Wavechild?

If you love the fruity-fresh side of Wavechild, try 17 Rosso by Roberto Ugolini – a fragrance that puts a similarly lively, fruity-floral freshness center stage.

Still not sure? Discover Wavechild as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.