At the Beach

In 2017, Bath & Body Works added At the Beach to its catalog. The composition pairs coconut, gourmand and milky, with sea salt with briny accents, around a heart that also features bergamot, white flowers, frangipani and musk. Classified among the orientals, it owes vanilla and almond nuances to frangipani.

Brand: Bath & Body Works
Launch year: 2017
Olfactory family: Oriental

Published November 6, 2026

Where to buy

At the Beach was released in 2017 by Bath & Body Works and comes in a size of 236 ml. Its list of components opens with denatured alcohol, water and fragrance. It also declares propylene glycol, three UV filters and three colorants referenced CI 19140, CI 16035 and CI 60730.

Olfactory pyramid

Heart notesThe heart of the perfume

Composition

The heart

The heart brings together coconut, gourmand, sun-kissed and milky, and sea salt with marine and salty tonalities evoking sea spray. Bergamot contributes fruit, sugar and freshness. White flowers play on powder and sweetness; frangipani offers vanilla, almond and a solar note; musk combines wood, animalic and warmth.

An oriental warmth

Belonging to the oriental family, the composition draws its warmth from musk and from the vanilla and almond facets of frangipani. Coconut, milky and gourmand, extends this enveloping sweetness characteristic of orientals, which the freshness of bergamot and the salty character of sea salt come to contrast.

What the label declares

Bergamot peel oil appears among the components, along with linalool and linalyl acetate, common constituents of this essence, and limonene from citrus. Hydroxycitronellal, citronellol, geranyl acetate and alpha-isomethyl ionone belong to the floral register. Hexamethylindanopyran is a synthetic musk, while tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes are a woody material.