Ocean of flowers
Sultan Pasha (2014)

Ocean of Flowers is a light-hearted blend of rose, tuberose, and jasmine, given a Hedione lift in the heart for additional radiance. There is nothing heavy or animalic here, just a sparkling diamond of a scent with all the flowers scrubbed clean and stripped of indole. There is a salty blast of fresh marine air from the ambergris, but the overall effect is not aquatic – just quietly uplifting, slightly green. Later, the emphasis shifts from sky to earth, with patchouli and a slightly vegetal tuberose coming to the fore. This one is for fans of fresh, salty floral scents such as Amyris Pour Femme (Maison Francis Kurkdijan), Chypre 21 (James Heeley), and Eau de Joy (Patou). Which wouldn't necessarily be me.

Tuberose Absolute has an ability to raise my Cortisol levels quickly. Fight or Flight. The feeling is that
"Something is about to consume me". When it is paired with Orange Blossom and/or Neroli, it further has me feeling that I'm being waterboarded with a saturated old woollen sock.
With Ocean Flowers, SP has carefully placed a big whack of Oxygen rich Jasmine which acts to neuter the scary bits of Tuberose and have it resting with a purrr.
What remains is a landscape that highlights the glorious marriage of Centifolia and Sandal. Anyone who has scented the effect of Ambergris paired to Sandal will know the Magical accord that is then created.
The second before meeting of pistil and stamen.

The Citrus of Gardenia and Rose are introduced to Patchouli and produce a whisper of a Sheepra Savon.

On my Male skin lasting power is but a Singular moment.
On my Feminine partner's skin it's lasting power seems as, perhaps, waves in an Ocean.

I would say that overall, this a Feminine scent that is Gender Friendly.