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Honey of the sea.

The first note from Sol de Miami.

Miel de Mar is the first product from Sol de Miami: a lip balm compounded in Colombia and inspired by the light, the warmth and the pace of Miami.

The name is simple. Miel — honey — and the sea. Not a slogan hung on the bottle for show, but the feeling we wanted in the formula: Colombian honey as a quiet, golden note in an otherwise wax-and-oil balm, and a finish that belongs in the open air, from late light on South Beach to a still morning on the bay.

The base is led by Colombian cacao butter, which gives the balm its cushion and glide, with a little cacay oil so it slips on without a heavy, waxy drag. It is made to moisturize lips and soften lips, and to leave sheer color with a glossy finish.

There are four shades, and four flavors, each a Miami mood of the same ritual: South Beach Glow, with mango, for golden hour. Calle Ocho, with guava, like a Saturday with the windows open. Brickell Night, with blackberry, for a quieter kind of dressed-up. Biscayne Dew, with coconut, a clear sheen like morning on the water.

We are launching in January 2027. Until then, there is no store and no cart — and a list you can join if you want to be first to know.