What I Did On My Holidays
$5.99 USD
Brand 4160 Tuesdays
As with several of Sarah McCartney's signature fragrances, What I Did On My Holidays was inspired by a character in one of McCartney's novels, in this case a teenage girl on holiday with her family at the British seaside. Fans of the brand will surely recognize that 4160 Tuesdays already has a "UK beach holiday" themed scent, but while Sunshine & Pancakes was rich with a variety of creatively evocative notes like jasmine and lemon, What I Did On My Holidays takes aim squarely at the real smells of a boardwalk-laced English holiday area: the kind full of chip shops, clanging arcade rides, and blissfully happy families. Creamy suntan lotion, brisk sea air, peppermint, cotton candy, and vanilla ice cream- there's a lot going on here, but it all combines into one perfectly relaxing, completely lovely day at the beach.
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it starts off as a bright coconutty-beachy citrus, with that summery sharp ozone overlay and eventually settled to be a fairly pleasant coconut cream vanilla. I didn't detect any sweet peppermint (or chip shop notes, thankfully) but perhaps they're meant to be implied by memory association. Probably better worn in summer, at the beach. Might have a different impression then....
