Sea Salt by Bath & Body Works
Men Women 2026
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Sea Salt by Bath & Body Works: Floral Aquatic Freshness Bath & Body Works introduces Sea Salt, a new floral aquatic fragrance for men and women. Released in 2026, it blends the ocean breeze with a soft, clean touch. Sea Salt falls into the floral aquatic olfactory family, a category designed to evoke the seaside without being overly briny. Its…
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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: Floral Aquatic Freshness
Bath & Body Works introduces Sea Salt, a new floral aquatic fragrance for men and women. Released in 2026, it blends the ocean breeze with a soft, clean touch.
Sea Salt falls into the floral aquatic olfactory family, a category designed to evoke the seaside without being overly briny. Its composition revolves around sea salt, which provides a mineral, fresh edge, but it also relies on other ingredients to soften the overall effect.
Sea Salt is designed for men and women who enjoy fresh aquatic fragrances with a floral touch. It's ideal for those looking for a light yet distinctive scent, as well as fans of clean, musky perfumes.
Sea Salt is a balanced offering within the floral aquatic family. Its mix of salt, melon, jasmine, and musk results in a pleasant, easy-to-wear fragrance with a distinct edge. A nice addition to Bath & Body Works' lineup.
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Leading answer Soft
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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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