Sea Salt & Fig

I'm enthralled. Wow. This just goes to show that you don't need to be loaded to smell like you are. I did a cursory sniff of the fragrances offered at Old Navy, and this was by far my favorite, although there are definitely decent options beside this. But my immediate impression was - 'Wow! This smells like a more casual Womanity.', the notes are on point. Its salty, and figgy, but less of a humongous deal than Womanity and it takes less commitment to wear for a day. It's a mineral smelling perfume, and it does smell like a mild, refreshing sea brine...which I adore (I'm from the PNW and live near the beach). It's cold, and I think this would be amazingly refreshing during the summer. And I do smell a bit of bergamot I the opening, although it fades quickly. I really loved it, and my mom insisted on purchasing it for me, so I gratefully accepted 🥰 🌊

I had this perfume in college and thought it had been discontinued - someone told me they just repackaged it and I went to go buy another and I love it just as much. It’s so beautiful, it smells like a day at the beach. It’s one of the most accurate sea salt fragrances I’ve ever smelled and for 14$, the quality is actually really good. It lasts around 6 hours on me, and the silage is moderate to intimate, which is preferred for me. It smells almost like if you sweat while wearing a fig lotion which I know isn’t for everyone, but I really love it. Absolutely worth a smell. I do wish it lasted a little longer, but it’s such a beautiful almost skin scent that I’ll deal with that :)

This is lovely, but I can't believe citrus is not listed as a note. It was there in the top. This also is a touch floral. It's fig but not a ripe juicy sweet fig and not the sharp nose-tingling fig. A little fig, more fig leaf, citrus and lots of salt though it is not a weak, watery aquatic. It's so rich that it doesn't even really register as aquatic. I would call this an evening scent. I wish it had stayed bright and beautiful like in the top. The final drydown was very woody. Like driftwood. And very masculine.

$12 of AWESOMENESS!!! Finally found some at one of the Old Navy's near me. I heard it has been discontinued, it has been very hard to find. I bought 3 bottles that were left. It's not mindblowing or anything, but it's very clean and fresh and smells great. I still smell it on my hand now after 4 and a half hours. I got pretty good sillage the first 1 and a half to 2 hours. If you are able to find it, it's well worth the price for a $12 EDP concentration of fragrance. I'm loving it. I highly recommend it.

FYI, this is still being sold at Old Navy under the brand O.N.L.Y. (Old Navy Loves You). You can get 30 ml for a super reasonable price! And yes, as someone who owns both I can say this is like 97% similar to Jo Malone Wood Sage and Sea Salt. This one has a touch more earthy sweetness, I’m assuming from the fig, but it’s definitely close enough to scratch that itch for me. Great for all occasions and especially in the spring and summer.

For the price and to my taste this is the best aquatic ive tried to date. Its like the best parts of Fico di Amalfi and JMs woodsage+seasalt had a baby. The longevity is really good and i cant smell whatever cheap synthetic they used to do it. No calone thank god TLDR it smells like that fresh fig accord youve smelled a million times before and sea salt. Thats it

Still testing this one out... it's a nice clean scent... slightly reminds me of that fresh-out-the-shower scent. I can't attest to the longevity just yet... but seems to linger longer on clothing rather than skin, at least for me. Enjoying the scent nevertheless... will update once I have more experience with scent!

love love loveeeee. as a beginner fragrance person this is my signature! cheap, fresh, delicious. the salt makes it skin like. this is wearing linen on a mediterranean beach with a fig in ur hand. strangely complex, simply beautiful. if ur debating buying this, do it !

I've been searching for a fresh sea salt for a long time on the cheap, found it. This is a great little freshie with moderate longevity, it's fine cuz it's cheap. I will go thru a few bottles cuz the scent is on point!

This smells great. But mix it with Guerlain Homme parfum and you make a compliment monster...works GREAT!

love these cutie bottles and so affordable! this scent is fresh and clean, love it!!!

This smells juicyyyy. I love it.

Sea Salt & Fig, a bargain fragrance sold under the brand Kindred Goods at Old Navy stores at $12 for a 30ml EDP bottle, was once very trendy within the past couple of years, and though its buzz has waned a bit, I finally got around to trying it and picking up a bottle a month ago, and I can safely agree that it merits its good reputation. Its name is appropriate, as it’s a fresh salty, semi-aquatic, semi-fruity fragrance with fig and woods adding a little bit of heft to the salt water opening. And even though like most inexpensive fragrances, much of the pizzazz and loud projection is in the opening minutes—maybe half-hour—Sea Salt & Fig retains a reasonable density, albeit at a fairly modest projection, for hours thereafter. It’s really a decent performer overall, not just for the value. Usage-wise, it’s predictably a versatile player for warm-weather day wearing and relaxation around the house. It’s not particularly dressed-up or serious, but that’s hardly what it’s meant or good for. It simply strikes me as offering something that most designer cheapies or offerings at Bath and Body Works or The Body Shop don’t: a fresh and semi-fruity creation that feels well-put-together and performs decently well. Even though the 100ml pricing would be $40 at the same rate, I like that it’s offered in the useful 30ml flight-friendly travel size, as well. Certainly I’d recommend trying this one if you haven’t, as I find it to be an easy winner, and I should pick up a backup bottle or a bottle just to stash at work as soon as possible. 7 out of 10

Got this because I heard it was a cheap alternative to Pacific Rock Moss (which I actually really like). It's good for the price and definitely very similar to PRM, but I would say it's only about an 85% match, and PRM has the edge for me. The citrus in PRM is stronger than the fig in SS&F, which makes the SS&F seem to lack some depth in comparison, and PRM has better projection and longevity. SS&F is still worth the $12, but I haven't decided yet whether I want to use it to fully replace PRM in my library. Edit: After further use, I should add that the sillage of Sea Salt & Fig is super weak, even after 4 sprays. So it's hard to say that $12 for 30ml isn't worth it, but I probably won't be buying this again.

It's a little more complex that the notes imply, as sea salt & Fig. But for the most part... Clean, fresh aquatic with a slight salty ocean vibe with a hit of sweet Fig. On my Skin I actually get some good life out of this easily lasting 6 hours. I usually see 9-10 hours of life. Thanks to it being a EDP. However it does not project very much, and it's a skin scent after about 2-3 hours. Honestly, retail is $12 for 30ml. I'm impressed with it. I got 3 bottles for $30 so I just distributed then (home, car, office) and use it for freshening up.

I used to like this but now I find it cloying. Fig has a great balsamic scent but I don't like it in combination with the woody/marine/salt accord. To me it's absolutely too strong for wearing in the summer. I find it to be masculine. Crazy how your nose or preferences can change quickly. At least this one wasn't a big investment. Overall this scent is fine, you'll smell good if you wear it. I just don't want to smell it on myself anymore!

Lovely creamy-powder scent. I don't detect anything salty. Very strong projection. Maybe I'm just not all that familiar with modern perfumery's version of "fig." Though I have heard people describe fig as creamy. Sweet, pleasant powder and cream. I was confused by the name but it was a nice scent. A little strong for my taste. I am curious about the others because of the impressive longevity and sillage!

Fresh and clean. Salty and marine. No sweetness for me. Too sharp in cooler weather but perfect for hot, sticky, summer days. Lasts a few hours on clothing. Great for the gym as well. Unisex for sure. Good value and inoffensive. Edit: In the high heat of summer the sweet figs are very intense. Great lasting power as well. With the intense marine note I feel like this is a better perfume on my husband.

This is juicy fig sprinkled with a touch of sea salt--in that order. I picked this up for a fresh summer scent that's not the generic citrus/woodsy aquatic (e.g. D&G Light Blue) and this fits the bill--for beans! I'm excited to wear this for summer. I've layered this with Davidoff's Good Life and it's amazing. Will likely repurchase if they keep it around for the $12/oz price tag.

This perfume is really interesting. It's a bit sweet off the first spray and very salty, but the salt gives way to a woody, slightly spiced marine scent. I smelled all the other old navy offerings while I was there and this was the only one that caught my eye. Lasts about 5-6 hours on my skin, and for 50 cents/ml that's not bad at all.