Bronze Goddess was launched in 2008 as a follow up to the previous years Azurée Soleil Eau Fraiche Skinscent, which was developed in collaboration with Tom Ford.
Bronze Goddess Eau Fraîche Skinscent fragrance notes
Head
- sicilian bergamot, lemon, orange, mandarin, golden amber
Heart
- tiare, jasmine, magnolia, orange flower, lavender
Base
- coconut milk, sandalwood, vanilla, vetiver, myrrh
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Latest Reviews of Bronze Goddess Eau Fraîche Skinscent


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Can also use with coconut sun oil.
I like this scent, but for something similar and FAR better, try Terracotta by Guerlain.



This is a fresh addition to any collection. Truly a "beach in a bottle." It makes a good unisex for men who like a gourmand summer scent.
EDIT: Starting in 2014, this comes in a body cream. This has the most longevity out of all of the ancillary products.




The bergamot makes an appearance, but the citrus notes are not detectable on my skin. The coconut is not obvious, but there is just enough of it to suggest suntan-lotion, aided by a creamy tiare note. lt settles very close to the skin, & after around 20 minutes l'm definitely getting the hot skin & sandy beach vibe that others have mentioned, along with a wierdly good lavender note.
lt only lasts 2-3 hours on me, but l totally love this fragrance. Not because it's perfect for the beach, but because it's perfect for reminding me of the beach on a not-so-sunny day at home. l found it especially comforting recently after returning from a beach holiday to find grey skies & rain! l would say it's easily unisex, too.

This is one of those fragrances that remind you of coconutty suntan lotion. Not horrible, but not what you expect in a fragrance. Men seemed to really dislike this when I wore it, which figures because almost all men hate the smell of a fake tan.
I'd say it would fit in nicely as a summery beach fragrance, because it tends to remind me alot through scent-recognition of some the beaches up Sydney way.
