Laguna by Salvador Dali is a fascinating departure from the standard "aquatic" profile of the early 90s. While it captures a tropical, marine atmosphere, it does so through a dense mixture of fruit an...
Enthusiasts frequently categorize Laguna as a "spicy aquatic oriental," noting that it possesses more depth and warmth than modern, ozonic summer fragrances.
The performance is widely considered impressive for a budget-friendly scent; users report that both the sillage and longevity outperform many contemporary high-end fresh fragrances.
It is often described as a "hidden gem" or a "niche-style" composition, praised for its originality and for avoiding the generic "laundry-clean" tropes of the aquatic genre.
While primarily worn in spring and summer, the spicy drydown and amber base lead many fans to recommend it for casual daytime wear and post-exercise refreshment.
Long-time collectors often associate it with 1990s nostalgia, though they maintain that its blend of salty fruit and woods remains unique enough to feel relevant today.
