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If you’re in the mood for something soft, effortless and a little bit different, DedCool Mineral Milk Eau de Parfum is a breath of fresh, salty air. It’s creamy, airy and pretty addictive. One of those “your skin but better” scents that you want to keep sniffing!
This is a fragrance that leans into comfort and nostalgia, but with a modern, coastal twist. Think sun-warmed skin, sea breeze and a subtle, milky warmth that never feels heavy. Here’s what you need to know.

When I first spray this, I get a lovely light and airy freshness with the softest hint of lavender, which feels modern yet super familiar.
Very quickly, it melts into something creamier, more skin-like and subtly sexy. The amber milk note gives it that buttery warmth, while the marine salt adds a breezy, beachy edge that keeps it from ever feeling too sweet or dense.
What I really love is the subtle saltiness running through it. It gives the fragrance that effortless, easy, beachy feel without going tropical or overly summery. It genuinely reminds me of warm skin after a day by the sea.
As it dries down, a delicate floral note comes through and interestingly, I also get something that feels a bit like coconut, even though it’s not listed. I think it’s just that creamy, sun-warmed effect that gives it that impression.
Top Notes: Golden nectar and passionfruit.
Heart Notes: Coastal lavender, ocean air and marine salt.
Base Notes: Amber milk, Virginia cedar and Australian sandalwood.

I literally just met this new launch from DedCool, but I have to say, it was love at first sniff. I tried it at the Space NK fragrance pop up along with quite a few other fragrances, and it’s the one I keep thinking about. I also loved the newness from Glossier You, Ellis Brooklyn, and Escentric Molecule, and will share more info on those in due course.
This is very much a skin scent, much like another of my favourites, the DedCool Xtra Milk Eau de Parfum, however, I think this one does actually pack a bit more of a punch, which I love.
It does still sit pretty close to the skin, but I find it fairly long lasting. It won’t fill a room, but it will have you constantly smelling your wrists (which, honestly, is half the joy of this kind of fragrance).
I really love this. It’s such a gorgeous creamy, salty, airy composition that feels fresh but still comforting and a little bit sexy. It’s soft and understated, but still has enough character to feel interesting. The combination of that creamy milkiness with the hint of salt is what makes it for me. It just melts into the skin in such a natural, flattering way.
It’s also designed to be genderless, so will work on anyone.
DedCool Mineral Milk is a really beautiful, easy fragrance that feels modern and comforting at the same time.
On me, it’s all about creamy, slightly salty skin with a soft floral touch, and I find it incredibly addictive in a very understated way. If you like fragrances that don’t shout but still feel special, this is definitely one to try.
DedCool Mineral Milk is available now at Space NK.
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