Kendall Jenner’s 818 Tequila Launches First Beauty Collab with Salt & Stone

Kendall Jenner is taking her tequila brand beyond the drinks cabinet and into the beauty space. Her label, 818 Tequila, has teamed up with buzzy bodycare brand Salt & Stone for its first-ever beauty collaboration.

The partnership introduces Amber & Agave, a limited-edition fragrance collection inspired by the shared ritual of getting ready with friends before a night out. “This collaboration was inspired by one of the best moments of any night out, the time spent getting ready with friends and mixing up cocktails,” Jenner explains. “Salt & Stone and 818 both celebrate rituals and magical moments, and we’re excited to bring the brands together.”

Launched in 2021, 818 Tequila has already earned a reputation as an award-winning spirits brand. This collaboration, however, marks its debut in the beauty category and it goes beyond novelty. True to Salt & Stone’s signature approach, the scent is a refined, skin-warming blend that reimagines 818’s Tequila Añejo as elevated bodycare.

The fragrance opens with notes of vetiver and tequila, develops into a heart of dark plum and agave, and settles into a rich base of vanilla, amber, and white musk.

The collection is available in two formats:

• A $38 Mini Trio Set, featuring a deodorant, body wash, and body mist ideal for travel or festival season
• A $49 scented candle

The collaboration feels like a natural fit for Salt & Stone, the Los Angeles-based brand founded by Nima Jalali. Known for merging premium fragrance with performance-driven, skin-focused formulas, the brand has built a loyal following for its minimalist essentials. Jalali notes, “Our goal with collaborations is to have fun and push creative boundaries. Working with 818 allowed us to explore inspiration from desert landscapes and smooth tequila notes.”

The 818 Tequila x Salt & Stone collection is currently available on Salt & Stone’s website and will launch on Sephora’s US site on April 10. Unfortunately, it remains exclusive to the US market for now, leaving UK shoppers waiting on the sidelines.