V.Z. Salt is what makes the sea into something that can be eaten - potentially. It is the taste of the sea. It is what stays on the skin, on the furniture, on the walls, on the bed sheets after the water has dried.
Instructions for two or more people
Take some sand and mix it with a bit of water until it becomes muddy, but not too watery. Place some wet sand on the side the other person's neck, or any other body part that you choose together. Blow softly on the sand until it's dry. The sensation of the sand on the neck is very similar to that of salt on skin after the water has dried.
Solo
Place the wet sand on your own body and blow on it until it dries, focusing on the sensation of the drying sand on your skin.