Juanillo – Extrait de Parfum

ADAMO – a niche perfume label from the Milan area that translates coastal places into bottles in its Costiera Collection: Cap Cana, Miami, Cape Town – black-and-white packaging, made in Italy. Juanillo, named after the beach at Cap Cana in the Dominican Republic, is by Julien Rasquinet and, according to the brand, received an Honorable Mention at the Art & Olfactory Awards.

Juanillo smells like the tropics in a glass – lemon, orange and mandarin at the start, then coconut, a date accord and pistachio, and beneath them ambroxan, praline and musk that let everything fade out creamy and sweet.

Juanillo belongs to spring and summer, by day as well as in the evening – a genderneutral fragrance for holidays, beaches and mild evenings when you like to wear something edible on your skin.

What makes Juanillo special to us is that the coconut does not sound like sunscreen here: the citrus keeps it fresh, the pistachio gives it bite, and ambroxan and musk make sure the fragrance stays on skin for a long time.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Juanillo smell like?

Juanillo opens with lemon, orange and mandarin, before coconut, a date accord and pistachio form the heart – carried by ambroxan, praline and musk.

How does Juanillo feel on skin?

Juanillo wears fruity, creamy and sweet – sunny and lightly tropical, with a soft, musky depth.

When do you wear Juanillo?

Juanillo is especially suited to spring and summer, by day as well as in the evening – a genderneutral fragrance for warm days and long evenings.

What might I like if I love Juanillo?

If you love the orange, mandarin and coconut of Juanillo, try Wavechild by Room 1015 – orange, mandarin and coconut on amber woods and cocoa.

Still unsure? Discover Juanillo as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.