π PACIFIC EDGE Eau de Parfum
Inspired by Davidoffβs Cool Water
PACIFIC EDGE is an invigorating reimagining of Davidoffβs Cool Water. Crafted to capture the raw, untamed power of the open ocean, it surges with a bracing wave of crisp mint and aromatic lavenderβa timeless signature of versatile freshness designed for the man who rules his day with effortless clarity.

The Scent Journey
β’ Top Notes | Glacial Splash: An immediate, high-voltage burst of sharp mint, green nuances, and sea water notes that instantly awakens the senses like a crashing wave.
β’ Heart Notes | Aromatic Calm: Crisp lavender and soft jasmine entwine with a smooth stroke of sandalwood, creating a clean, masculine heart of pure, balanced elegance.
β’ Base Notes | Tidal Anchor: Deep musk, rich amber, and cedarwood meld into a smooth, skin-hugging foundation, leaving a refreshing, ocean-born trail that lingers beautifully.

Performance Details
β’ Longevity: Grips skin for 4β8 hours, stretching up to 12 hours on fabrics. Masterfully formulated to fuel warm days or cool, breezy nights.
β’ Sillage: Leaves a clean, noticeable, and versatile 2β3 foot trailβrefreshing the room with an elegant marine gust without overwhelming it.
β’ Projection: Erupts brightly for the first 1β3 hours, before softening to a vibrant, close-range aura that sparks effortless connection.

Application & Care
Pro-Tip for a 35% Concentration: With a heavy 35% fragrance oil concentration, PACIFIC EDGE fuses intense minty freshness and deep musky warmth into a dynamic, tidal journey. Mist 3β4 sprays on your pulse points (neck, wrists, chest) over well-hydrated skin to lock in its energy. Utilizing an unscented lotion as a fragrance primer will further amplify its hold.

Cautions: Formulated at an elite 35% oil concentration, this vibrant aquatic juice is exceptionally rich. To keep your attire looking immaculate, apply directly to the skin and allow it to dry completely before dressing. If misting onto clothing, spray from a safe distance and test on an inner hem or darker fabrics first.