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Mare by Creative Universe - sea salt is the main ingredient. Hell of a fragrance.



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Annick Goutal Vetiver is vetiver with a heavy dose of salt.

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Mare
Erolfa
Carthusia Uomo
Society Yachting
All winners...Society Y sells for about $10 a gallon

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Seconding Sel de Vetiver, which amazed me when I first smelled it; I had no idea something could be made to smell that salty. Lovely stuff.

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Quote: Originally Posted by Azsmells Annick Goutal Vetiver is vetiver with a heavy dose of salt. I second this one.

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try Bond Hamptons beautiful blue bottle and smells like the ocean

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Second the Eau des Merveilles by Hermes.
Also, I get 'salty sand' notes from Azuree Soleil Eau Fraiche by Estee Lauder (this just came out, it's a limited release though)

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I find Terre d'Hermes to be quite salty - but not so much sodium chloride type salty, more like mineral salty - as if you go and lick a rock. And that reminds of when I was in Sweden and I went to the candy store, and my girlfriend at the time gives me what looks like a rock of the street. And I put it in my mouth and it tasted like ... a rock off the street!

Terre is like the fragrance version of that, with a hint of orange peel.

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Montale Greyland is loaded with cumin (and is too "salty" for me!)

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Bulgari Aqua is very salty and oceanic (it even has a seaweed note!) and is, for the most part, more assessible and affordable then most of those already listed.
Nothing wrong with sticking with Kenzo PH though.