Pacific Lime

Bright juicy lime. Blend the entire thing up and add a little coconut. It all comes together smelling of a lime-coconut cocktail. Smells fantastic and fun for about 2 hours then it's gone. Probably the worst longevity in the whole Atelier Cologne catalogue because it lacks base notes. Thankfully I have a travel spray to keep topping up in the summer.

It is exactly like opening a packet of fresh gummy bears with a little added depth. It's not even citrusy except that my mind suggests that the gummy bears might be green because of the name. No eucalyptus, possibly a hint of coconut. Definitely not my thing so I dislike it, but for someone that likes fruity and candy sweet, they would probably appreciate it. Edit: After about 5 minutes, I realized the headache I had developed all of a sudden was due to the piercing musk of Pacific Lime. I had to wash it off. I washed my hands twice with dish soap and it's still clinging like a sickly sweet clothing detergent.

Not incredibly complex, but fun for summer.

beautiful summer scent, perfect for beach or pool days if you’re crazy like me and still wear a fragrance. bright, sunny lime that eventually warms up a bit in the dry down, but stays light and bright enough for summer :)

Possibly my favorite scent of all time; this is truly a breath of fresh air. I love citrus scents but feel that they often risk going either too sugary sweet or overwhelmingly musky, like they need to overcompensate for themselves. If that's a problem for you as well, Pacific Lime is so unabashedly citrus!!! The lime and lemon notes, mint, and eucalyptus are deliciously refreshing and the coconut facilitates their combination wonderfully. This is bright and beautiful and makes me smile upon spraying it. Very unisex in my opinion and it also feels versatile with regards to setting and occasion. This might just be me, but this scent takes on a fun mysterious vibe when you wear it at night. Unfortunately this fragrance is very subtle, (I've gone through like five small bottles of this stuff) but it lasts pretty long on clothes! If this fragrance smells like cleaning products to you, then I have to ask, what cleaning products are you using??? I'm going to need my own

Oh, how I love this cooling fragrance with its incredible freshness… clean, tropical, and completely flower‑free. And yet I don’t perceive it as a typical summer, commercial perfume at all. The lime here isn’t chemical - it smells more like a freshly cut fruit. And the coconut is green, the kind that hasn’t had time to turn sugary yet. A soft menthol breeze floats around the whole composition, like the wind of the Pacific. It’s a scent that breathes freedom and tropical sunlight - one that never gets old.

It’s refreshing and fun, like summer in a bottle, not too heavy or intense. Longevity is decent for a citrus scent, but still more about fresh energy than deep complexity.

I am now on my third bottle of Pacific lime and I have to say to me this perfume is a love-hate relationship. It is the ultimate summer staple, fresh lime and lemon backed by a creamy coconut with a hint of mint. it is sweet, sweet enough to be considered as feminine leaning but I am a man and I have no problem with it. The heartbreak it’s his nonexistent presence since it leave within an hour or even half. Because of that you have to overspray just to keep the scent alive so this makes the price starts to feel like a tax on a dream, which is why I am always conflicted. Maybe it just needs to be cherished while it’s there…

Juicy and fresh! I put this in the same realm as Poeme de Sagano and am happy I've found this one because I hadn't pulled the trigger on that FB just yet. Poeme has a slightly more vegetal/grassy-ness to it but they're genuinely surprisingly comparable beyond that. As others have stated, longevity isn't much to write home about, but I can still detect this as a skin-scent ~7hours after application. Awesome scent for Spring/Summer. 🍋🟩🌿

Another example of skewed reviews… Simple acidic Lime opening softens to be the peak on top of a sweet but not syrupy lemon body. The sweetness assisted by coconut (as in a confectionary rather than coconut flesh) at nose to skin and an airiness assisted by mint (and eucalyptus nose to skin) that can be smelled easily if someone next to you was wearing it. It has ok sillage and longevity - not in the realm of say Cedrat Enivronment which is super sharp and strong. In a nut shell it delivers exactly as per the note table. Read other reviews if you wish to be misled. Great summer freshie - almost a laundry scent except gourmand.

Fragrance Journal Entry #190 If you're a fan of super crisp and bright citrus scents then this is for you. This is about as uplifting as it gets. It has this photorealistic lime note that mixes beautifully with mint, has a slight herbacious feel, don't pick up on much coconut but i think that's a good thing in this case. It has a slight feminine lean but anybody could wear this in the summer. On a hot day it doesn't get much better than this, Soooo good. Longevity is actually better than most Atelier fragrances. Rating: 8.5/10 Blind Buy Safe? YES

It's light, somewhat pleasant but there's nothing special. It's still better than Orange Sanguine but Clementine California is still my favorite out of the three that I've tried.

Wearing Pacific Lime by Atelier Cologne feels like stepping into pure sunshine. The opening bursts with zesty lime, cool mint, and a whisper of eucalyptus, softened by creamy coconut that keeps it smooth and wearable. It lasts around four to five hours on me with a light, breezy trail—perfect for when I want to feel fresh, carefree, and just a little tropical.

Wow these reviews are really all over the place as they often are. I completely agree with kpop_stan this doesn't give me lime or citrus but tropical fruit salad. Eucalyptus? Nope. It is fun and sweet and leaning feminine due to the level of fruity sweetness it has. The name doesn't match but the pink bottle does. It is a little heavy on the sweetness for me for summer heat but I enjoy wearing it in cooler weather as a pick me up when I am missing summer. I am sure a lot of people could handle it in the heat...I am just one of those extra sensitive ones! Update: I just tried it again to try to find the lime. There is definitely a zingy quality to it that could be identified as a citrus but it could also easily be interpreted as green mango zingyness as well. It is really well blended in there making it much more than just a lime or citrus scent. That zingy quality is only there for the opening, after that you are just left with the sweet fruity scent. A fun fruity scent that isn't too juvenille feeling but still easy going and playful.

This has become an easy delightful reach for me in these warmer months in the north. I love the sweet airy lime and it instantly lifts my mood. I feel like I just want to drown myself in oversprays of this and I don’t know why! 😂

As much as I enjoy this, it's not giving "lime". It reminds me somewhat of Fruit Salads (the sweets, not a literal fruit salad). This isn't a zingy nor tart scent, nor is it especially aquatic/juicy, it's overall very mellow and well-rounded. I snagged a travel size off someone and I'll use it all, but I've drained half of it in about a week and I'm still not sure I'd upgrade to a full size at the end of it... The best lime fragrance I've tried so far is ånd's Får which is a very literal rendition of lime cheesecake so might not be for everyone for how gourmand it is, but that lime note is not only distinct but long lasting! Worth checking out if you're on a lime quest like I am.

Has a weird sweat smell on spraydown from the lemon, I'm smelling it more and more and it's hard to get past that. I get the lemon/coconut/eucalyptus notes, but not the lime/mint ones. If it was less zesty, this would definitely be on my go-to list. Leans feminine.

I just love how citrusy, juicy, mouthwatering and zesty this fragrance is! Even though not listed, I get a realistic interpretation of grapefruit peel right after spraying. Around 10 minutes later, Pacific Lime becomes more shampooy and it starts smelling very similar to L’Impératrice by Dolce&Gabbana. Longevity is great, I can still smell the fragrance on my clothes the next day. To me, this is a fun and carefree fragrance, perfect for a vacation in a hot climate. Even though marketed as unisex, I can imagine that it is more appreciated by women due to the shampoo undertones, similar to Garnier Fructis.

it's been a while since i last smelled my sample and had no memory of what this fragrance was like. first sniff was green apple, then shifted to a lime-green apple taffy smell?? thankfully dry down was more akin to lime peel with mint--still candied but steers more fresh than artificial. it weirdly evokes an extremely specific mental image. you're at an upscale but still budget-friendly all-inclusive resort. you're stuck by the pool, as the beach is closed for the day, and surrounded by planters. you order their twist on a margarita--it tastes fine but has a hint of pre-made margarita mix. your friend applies suntan lotion on your back as you finish the rest of your drink. unfortunately can't say i like this one!

I barely got any coconut when I wore this, which was a relief because scents with a lot of coconut tend to have their coconut notes stand out more on my skin for some reason. I didn’t notice any mint or eucalyptus, either. The lemon and lime notes took over, which worked out great because I love strong citrus notes in scents. I got something similar to CK One, but with a fresh lime juice note mixed in. The little coconut there was honestly smelled a bit more like kettle corn to me. Then a bit later on, I got something similar to the dry down of Animale Animale for women. Overall, I really liked this; I just wish it lasted longer.

For me, the fragrance from Atelier Cologne Pacific Lime is the embodiment of summer, doing nothing, relaxing, I see myself on a summer terrace in a dress and sandals, I don't have to rush anywhere, nothing important awaits me.

not finna lie to yall i bought this jit off one but ion regret it, this jawn super situastional tho however u spell that word. i'd never take shawty to a flower field as a link up but if u that typa guy u wear this.

The lime isn't as juicy as I was hoping, more zesty, and the coconut is sticking out a bit too much for me. If you like a tropical-ish, coconutty citrus fragrance, you'll like this. I'm a bit disappointed...

If you overspray it will perform well. That was my experience. In hot days, wanna use it everyday in summer. I wish ive got the 200ml instead.

What can be said about Pacific Lime, except for its beautiful simplicity and joyful scent profile. This is probably one of my favourite lime fragrances I’ve come across, but to be fair there aren’t loads of lime-forward scents to choose from. The bright, refreshing and zingy nature of the lime is joined by a juicy and rindy lemon which blend perfectly together. A touch of clean eucalyptus brings a soft soapiness to the scent, whilst creamy coconut and a tiny touch of mint whisk you away to tropical lands unknown. Despite the simplicity of this scent, I really enjoy it. It’s one of those fragrances that’s so enjoyable to wear and lifts your mood instantly, I can imagine this working amazingly well in the scorching heat of the summer.

#601 in my "Tour de Fragrance" Almost without exception colognes are a waste of money: Short-lived fragrances that fade to skin scents in minutes and won't last through a lingering dinner date. I would call pretty much every one I've tried a rip-off. Until now. This is a nice wake-up call sort of freshie, that lasts a few hours, projects strongly the first hour. Good beach scent. Summer wear for sure. It's over-priced for a cologne but it's also more of an EDT than a cologne. I got this as a sample, and I'm more of an oud guy than a lime guy, so I won't buy a bottle, but of the several Atelier colognes I've tried this is the first where I didn't think Atelier was peddling another of their watered down messes. This is a legit fragrance that I think will fulfill a purpose for those that want a citrus that isn't sweet. You can get a sample from FragranceNet for $2.79, and I would certainly recommend that before spending $50 plus on a full bottle. It's not worth it to me, but I know there are freshie fanatics out there who will like this and not care that in an hour they will smell like their rested their arms on a bar countertop covered with spilled mojito.

Perfect for summer! The pairing of lime and mint is so fresh and the coconut is a good complement to add some sweetness, although it isn't very noticeable. Remains fairly 'crispy' over time, but it does fade a little, longevity isn't the best either.

Freshly candied lime peel, lemon-lime soda with a sharp shower-fresh green edge. It's definitely not groundbreaking or even new, but it is kind of an underrated gem for the summertime. I'm not always all about smelling close to a bronzing suntan lotion in the summer; it'd be redundant, bringing sand to a beach, etc.,.. Pacific Lime is sharp in all of its crisp, classy, citrussy loveliness - oh thank god for an elegant dumb reach for the summer! This one definitely sits close to skin, body splash-strength strong enough for a whiff for yourself at the wrist and whoever happens to catch the fortunate breeze weaving between through them and the perfume wearer's way.

I don't normally like scents that remind me of candy, but this is an exception! It's an unexpected comparison, but this does subtly remind me of hard, sour candies, especially in the opening. It's sharp in a way that isn't headache-inducing, turns a little bit green/leafy after a few minutes, and is just all around just a really pleasant scent. This is a very fun, playful citrus to me. I think it'll be very refreshing in the summer!

Smells like a air freshener