Pacific Rock Flower Eau de Parfum

Pacific Rock Flower opens with salty sea air, lemon, eucalyptus and green tea. The heart blooms into peony, mimosa and luminous tuberose with a creamy coconut-like touch from cocowax. It settles into warm Australian sandalwood, cedarwood and patchouli. It feels like a sunny day on the Australian coast.

The top notes are lemon, sea salt, eucalyptus and green tea. The heart is peony (coral flower), mimosa, tuberose and cocowax, and the base is Australian sandalwood, cedarwood, patchouli and oakmoss.

Pacific Rock Flower was inspired by the native Coastal Tea Tree and its delicate white blooms, which grow along Eastern Australia from Sydney to Tasmania. It celebrates salt air, wild flowers and golden sands.

Pacific Rock Flower is by Goldfield & Banks, an Australian niche house known for showcasing native Australian ingredients. It was released in 2025 and created by perfumer Emilie Bouge.

Yes. Pacific Rock Flower is a fresh, aquatic floral. The tuberose and peony are soft and creamy rather than heavy, and the sea salt and citrus keep it bright.

It has a salty, marine side, especially in the opening, but it is creamier and more floral than a classic aquatic. Think sun-warmed skin and sea air rather than a crisp ocean splash.

Pacific Rock Flower has good longevity for a fresh summer scent. Most wearers get around 6 to 8 hours on skin, with the florals and sandalwood lasting into the dry-down.

Pacific Rock Flower has moderate projection. It creates a fresh, pleasant aura around you without being overpowering.

Pacific Rock Flower is unisex. It leans slightly floral, but the salt, eucalyptus and woods make it wearable for anyone.

Pacific Rock Flower is made for spring and summer. It really comes alive in the heat, so it is perfect for beach days and holidays.

Yes. Pacific Rock Flower is fresh and pleasant enough for the office, and its moderate projection keeps it easy for shared spaces.

Pacific Rock Moss is fresher and more citrusy, with a classic coastal green profile. Pacific Rock Flower is its floral counterpart: softer, creamier and more focused on tuberose and peony, with less citrus.

There is a subtle creamy, coconut-like touch from the cocowax and sandalwood, but it is not a coconut fragrance. It adds a sun-warmed, summery softness to the florals.

Pacific Rock Flower is fairly unique, but fans of salty, sunny floral scents that evoke the beach and warm skin will feel right at home with it.

Three to four sprays work well. In summer you can add a spray to your hair or clothing for a longer-lasting fresh trail.

Yes. Pacific Rock Flower makes a lovely gift, especially for someone who loves the beach or wants to celebrate Australian ingredients. It is unisex and easy to wear.