At The Beach opens with frankincense, creating an inviting first impression. At its heart, cypriol emerges, adding depth and character to the composition. Amber notes in the base create a golden, enveloping warmth.

At The Beach by CB I Hate Perfume, launched in 1966, is an exquisite fragrance belonging to the oriental family. This scent captures attention with its carefully composed layers, designed to evolve beautifully throughout the day. The fragrance opens with frankincense, orange zest, pimento, and brine, creating an inviting and memorable first impression. At its heart, cypriol, lavender, saffron, spices, and staleness emerge, forming the soul of this composition and adding depth and character. The base reveals amber, benzoin, cedarwood, frankincense, gaiac wood, gurjum balsam, oakmoss, and patchouli, providing lasting woody and warm foundation that lingers on the skin. Rich and opulent, this oriental fragrance embodies luxury and mystery, ideal for evening wear and special occasions. The rich, complex composition makes this fragrance ideal for evening wear, cooler months, and making a statement. At The Beach by CB I Hate Perfume represents a thoughtful composition that balances artistry with wearability. Whether you're discovering this fragrance for the first time or revisiting a familiar favorite, At The Beach offers a distinctive olfactory experience that reflects the craftsmanship of CB I Hate Perfume.