Citrusy
Marine
Notescedarwoodclary sagelemonmineral accordmusksea saltshisotangerine
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
With a cap inspired by the candy floss pink of salt flats in the Carmargue and Puerto Rico, Beso de Sal summons mineral crispness with a go-with-the-flow blend of citrus and woods. Marine notes are the connective tissue between lemon, tangerine and savory/minty shiso leaf. Sage heightens the aromatics, while peppery cedarwood calls to mind sun-bleached driftwood.
Perfumer: Alberto Morillas
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An early walk beside the salt flats, before the beach grows busy: citrus brightness meets the savoury edge of shiso and dry, weathered wood. Beso de Sal suits that unhurried social register, bringing a little salt-air sharpness to light clothing and close conversation.
How to wear
The citrus, marine and dry-wood profile lends itself to spring and summer, especially mild-to-warm weather. Start with two sprays on exposed skin, giving the aromatic freshness room to lift. In strong heat, apply lightly rather than layering; the mineral and woody facets provide a drier counterpoint to the bright opening.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to citrus and marine fragrances with an aromatic, savoury twist rather than pronounced sweetness. Shiso, clary sage and dry cedarwood make it particularly appealing to wearers who enjoy leafy freshness, mineral textures and restrained woody bases.
Release year
2024
The nose
Alberto Morillas is known for luminous compositions that combine clarity with carefully layered depth. His work includes CK One and Acqua di Giò, influential expressions of citrus and aquatic perfumery. In Beso de Sal, he brings that sensibility to lemon, aromatic leaves and mineral-marine notes, grounded by cedarwood and musk.
Beso Beach’s story
Beso Beach grew from a Formentera beach hospitality project into a lifestyle house centred on sunshine, friendship, music and shared experiences. Its perfumes extend the holiday beyond the visit, translating Mediterranean places and moments into scents that can be taken home.
Beso de Sal’s concept
Beso de Sal belongs to Las Islas, a trio that traces the changing atmosphere of a Balearic day. It represents morning, taking its cue from sunlight turning salt flats pink. Morillas translates that image into bright citrus, aromatic shiso and sage, mineral-marine freshness and dry woods.
Extra info
Beso de Sal means “Kiss of Salt.” Within Las Islas, it represents morning, while Beso de Sol evokes sunset and Beso de Fuego the heat and energy of night. Morillas composed both Sal and Fuego; Nathalie Lorson created Sol.
Also featured in
Japanese EleganceSalt, Sea & Mineral
Notescedarwoodclary sagelemonmineral accordmusksea saltshisotangerine
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
With a cap inspired by the candy floss pink of salt flats in the Carmargue and Puerto Rico, Beso de Sal summons mineral crispness with a go-with-the-flow blend of citrus and woods. Marine notes are the connective tissue between lemon, tangerine and savory/minty shiso leaf. Sage heightens the aromatics, while peppery cedarwood calls to mind sun-bleached driftwood.
Perfumer: Alberto Morillas
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An early walk beside the salt flats, before the beach grows busy: citrus brightness meets the savoury edge of shiso and dry, weathered wood. Beso de Sal suits that unhurried social register, bringing a little salt-air sharpness to light clothing and close conversation.
How to wear
The citrus, marine and dry-wood profile lends itself to spring and summer, especially mild-to-warm weather. Start with two sprays on exposed skin, giving the aromatic freshness room to lift. In strong heat, apply lightly rather than layering; the mineral and woody facets provide a drier counterpoint to the bright opening.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to citrus and marine fragrances with an aromatic, savoury twist rather than pronounced sweetness. Shiso, clary sage and dry cedarwood make it particularly appealing to wearers who enjoy leafy freshness, mineral textures and restrained woody bases.
Release year
2024
The nose
Alberto Morillas is known for luminous compositions that combine clarity with carefully layered depth. His work includes CK One and Acqua di Giò, influential expressions of citrus and aquatic perfumery. In Beso de Sal, he brings that sensibility to lemon, aromatic leaves and mineral-marine notes, grounded by cedarwood and musk.
Beso Beach’s story
Beso Beach grew from a Formentera beach hospitality project into a lifestyle house centred on sunshine, friendship, music and shared experiences. Its perfumes extend the holiday beyond the visit, translating Mediterranean places and moments into scents that can be taken home.
Beso de Sal’s concept
Beso de Sal belongs to Las Islas, a trio that traces the changing atmosphere of a Balearic day. It represents morning, taking its cue from sunlight turning salt flats pink. Morillas translates that image into bright citrus, aromatic shiso and sage, mineral-marine freshness and dry woods.
Extra info
Beso de Sal means “Kiss of Salt.” Within Las Islas, it represents morning, while Beso de Sol evokes sunset and Beso de Fuego the heat and energy of night. Morillas composed both Sal and Fuego; Nathalie Lorson created Sol.
Also featured in
Japanese EleganceSalt, Sea & Mineral