Sea Salt by Bath & Body Works
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Sea Salt by Bath & Body Works: Fresh Floral Aquatic Scent Bath & Body Works has launched Sea Salt, a new floral aquatic fragrance for men and women. Released in 2026, it combines a seaside feel with a delicate, clean finish. Sea Salt belongs to the floral aquatic fragrance family, which aims to capture the essence of the coast without…
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15 votes
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- Negative 6.7%
- Neutral 33%
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Leading answer I own it
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About Sea Salt
Sea Salt by Bath & Body Works: Fresh Floral Aquatic Scent
Bath & Body Works has launched Sea Salt, a new floral aquatic fragrance for men and women. Released in 2026, it combines a seaside feel with a delicate, clean finish.
Sea Salt belongs to the floral aquatic fragrance family, which aims to capture the essence of the coast without being too overpowering. The composition centres on sea salt, giving it a crisp, mineral quality, but it's balanced by other notes that round things out.
Sea Salt is aimed at men and women who like fresh aquatic scents with a floral twist. It's great for those who want a light yet expressive fragrance, and for anyone who enjoys clean, musky perfumes.
Sea Salt is a well-rounded addition to the floral aquatic category. The combination of salt, melon, jasmine, and musk creates a pleasant, easy-to-wear scent with a distinctive edge. A welcome new option from Bath & Body Works.
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Leading answer Soft
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
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Character
Tied for the lead Leans feminine / Balanced
2 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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