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Le Sel d’Issey treats salt as a mineral tension between seaweed, ginger, moss and dry woods rather than a literal beach scent.
A bright salt effect and mineral seaweed accord meet ginger before oakmoss and dry woods give the marine structure an earthy finish.
Salt AccordLaminaria SeaweedOakmossGingerWoody Notes
Marine woody. A note list is scent vocabulary, not a lab formula.
Le Sel d’Issey treats salt as a mineral tension between seaweed, ginger, moss and dry woods rather than a literal beach scent.
A Japanese fashion and fragrance house known for joining nature, technology and minimalist design. Its fragrance story began with the water-inspired L’Eau d’Issey in 1992.