Floral
Green
Notesambercardamomcashmerancedarwoodgrapefruitlemonlily-of-the-valleymagnoliamuskneroliorange blossomozonic flowerspink peppersandalwoodvetiver
Tags
#aftergym
#beast
#fresh
#savory
Style
unisex
A dream of a snowy valley, the air ozonic. A massive block of ice sits lilac-white in the pale sun. Inside, the pristine white petals of a large flower are pressed against the frozen walls. The climbing sun turns the ice into streams of water, and the flower into a dancing girl, sensually exploring her new freedom among tender blooms of jasmine, magnolia and lily of the valley. A bouquet of cold, clear florals.
Perfumer: Soizic Beaucourt
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Freshly showered after a morning workout, you step outside while your skin is still warm. The citrus and ozonic florals suit that contrast: brisk at first, then softer against the quiet comfort of musk and woods.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring weather, when the green citrus opening and airy flowers can feel crisp without competing with intense heat. Start with a light application on the neck or forearms; let it settle before adding more, allowing the musky woods to balance the cooler floral impression.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to luminous white florals with a green, ozonic edge rather than syrupy sweetness. It bridges the appeal of shower-fresh scents and softer musky woods, with citrus and aromatic spice adding definition.
Release year
2026
The nose
Soizic Beaucourt.
Neydo’s story
NEYDO turns dreams into wearable olfactory experiences, placing remembered sensations and emotions ahead of fragrance trends. Its participatory approach extends to a dream archive: visitors can submit stories that may inspire future perfumes.
Flower Frost 19.12’s concept
Flower Frost 19.12 interprets a dream attributed to Mila: a white flower lies inside lilac-white ice in a frosted valley. As sunlight melts the ice, a girl emerges and begins to dance, surrounded by jasmine, magnolia and lily of the valley. The composition echoes that imagined transition from frozen stillness to floral warmth.
Extra info
The number 19.12 refers to December 19, the date associated with the inspiring dream—not the fragrance's launch date. Flower Frost belongs to Bloomscape, a collection that also includes Watermere 05.07 and Bloom Away 21.04.
Notesambercardamomcashmerancedarwoodgrapefruitlemonlily-of-the-valleymagnoliamuskneroliorange blossomozonic flowerspink peppersandalwoodvetiver
Tags
#aftergym
#beast
#fresh
#savory
Style
unisex
A dream of a snowy valley, the air ozonic. A massive block of ice sits lilac-white in the pale sun. Inside, the pristine white petals of a large flower are pressed against the frozen walls. The climbing sun turns the ice into streams of water, and the flower into a dancing girl, sensually exploring her new freedom among tender blooms of jasmine, magnolia and lily of the valley. A bouquet of cold, clear florals.
Perfumer: Soizic Beaucourt
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Freshly showered after a morning workout, you step outside while your skin is still warm. The citrus and ozonic florals suit that contrast: brisk at first, then softer against the quiet comfort of musk and woods.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring weather, when the green citrus opening and airy flowers can feel crisp without competing with intense heat. Start with a light application on the neck or forearms; let it settle before adding more, allowing the musky woods to balance the cooler floral impression.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to luminous white florals with a green, ozonic edge rather than syrupy sweetness. It bridges the appeal of shower-fresh scents and softer musky woods, with citrus and aromatic spice adding definition.
Release year
2026
The nose
Soizic Beaucourt.
Neydo’s story
NEYDO turns dreams into wearable olfactory experiences, placing remembered sensations and emotions ahead of fragrance trends. Its participatory approach extends to a dream archive: visitors can submit stories that may inspire future perfumes.
Flower Frost 19.12’s concept
Flower Frost 19.12 interprets a dream attributed to Mila: a white flower lies inside lilac-white ice in a frosted valley. As sunlight melts the ice, a girl emerges and begins to dance, surrounded by jasmine, magnolia and lily of the valley. The composition echoes that imagined transition from frozen stillness to floral warmth.
Extra info
The number 19.12 refers to December 19, the date associated with the inspiring dream—not the fragrance's launch date. Flower Frost belongs to Bloomscape, a collection that also includes Watermere 05.07 and Bloom Away 21.04.