The Image Beso De Sal embodies the spirit of the Mediterranean, capturing the essence of the iconic salt flats of Formentera. Designed for those who seek authenticity and a connection to nature, this fragrance reflects a modern, sophisticated lifestyle. It is a tribute to the freedom of the sea and the luminous beauty of the coast.
The Emotion Evoking the serenity of a Mediterranean morning, this scent transports you to a beach at dawn. It captures the moment when the first rays of sun touch the salt marshes, creating a pink glow. It is a refreshing, airy, and uplifting experience, perfect for sunny days, relaxed vacations, and moments of pure clarity.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of citrus and aromatic herbs. The heart reveals a unique mineral and marine character, enhanced by the crispness of shiso leaves. The base settles into a grounding blend of cedar and musk, leaving a clean, woody, and long-lasting trail that feels like sun-warmed skin.
Scent Family: Woody - Aquatic
Top notes: Лимон, Мандарин, Шалфей Heart notes: Минеральные ноты, Морские ноты, Шисо Base notes: Кедр, Древесные ноты, Мускус
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