A happy explosion of clean and pretty flowers, with oodles of petals fluttering down from the heavens. Rose and peony team up with their syrupy richness, with a ruffle of freesia, orchid and mandarin tree flower intensifying the effect. Maison Matine devised Poom Poom as a carefree ode to life.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of someone moving through the day with an easy, open mood, leaving a trail that feels bright rather than loud. It suits close conversation, light fabrics and sunlit spaces where its fruity petals can stay airy and smiling instead of turning heavy.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, Poom Poom wears lightly and cleanly on skin, with enough sweetness to read clearly without becoming dense. Two to three sprays are usually enough; it projects a soft floral-fruity aura at first, then settles into a smooth sandalwood-vanilla finish.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like fruity-floral perfumes with a clean, sweet profile and a modern, unforced feel. It will appeal to those who enjoy petal-rich florals, a playful fruit opening and a soft woody drydown rather than powder, spice or heavy musk.
Release year
2021
The nose
Rémi Barbier is a contemporary perfumer whose work on Poom Poom shows a taste for clear, approachable structures with a playful edge. Here he builds a fruity-floral composition around an unusual kiwi opening, then lets the bouquet settle into soft woods and vanilla for a polished but easygoing finish.
Collaborators
Mathilde Purseigle shaped the fragrance’s visual identity through the bottle and illustration, giving Poom Poom its bright, graphic personality. Maison Matine’s creative duo, Marie Kellou and Arthur Ponroy, also guided the concept, framing the scent as part of the house’s carefree, anti-cliché approach to perfumery.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine is a young French house built around freedom, inclusivity and a refusal of perfume’s usual codes of opulence and seduction. Its fragrances are designed to feel direct, creative and optimistic, with sustainable production, vegan formulas and illustration-led packaging that gives each scent a strong visual voice.
Poom Poom’s concept
Poom Poom was created in 2021 as part of Maison Matine’s Refresh Collection, developed during the pandemic period as a lighter, more spontaneous response to confinement. The house describes it as a carefree ode to life, and the composition mirrors that idea with a shower of petals, soft fruit and a gentle woody base.
Extra info
Poom Poom belongs to Maison Matine’s Refresh Collection and is illustrated by Mathilde Purseigle. Its kiwi opening is one of the fragrance’s most distinctive features, and the brand presents it as a carefree ode to life.
A happy explosion of clean and pretty flowers, with oodles of petals fluttering down from the heavens. Rose and peony team up with their syrupy richness, with a ruffle of freesia, orchid and mandarin tree flower intensifying the effect. Maison Matine devised Poom Poom as a carefree ode to life.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the scent of someone moving through the day with an easy, open mood, leaving a trail that feels bright rather than loud. It suits close conversation, light fabrics and sunlit spaces where its fruity petals can stay airy and smiling instead of turning heavy.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, Poom Poom wears lightly and cleanly on skin, with enough sweetness to read clearly without becoming dense. Two to three sprays are usually enough; it projects a soft floral-fruity aura at first, then settles into a smooth sandalwood-vanilla finish.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like fruity-floral perfumes with a clean, sweet profile and a modern, unforced feel. It will appeal to those who enjoy petal-rich florals, a playful fruit opening and a soft woody drydown rather than powder, spice or heavy musk.
Release year
2021
The nose
Rémi Barbier is a contemporary perfumer whose work on Poom Poom shows a taste for clear, approachable structures with a playful edge. Here he builds a fruity-floral composition around an unusual kiwi opening, then lets the bouquet settle into soft woods and vanilla for a polished but easygoing finish.
Collaborators
Mathilde Purseigle shaped the fragrance’s visual identity through the bottle and illustration, giving Poom Poom its bright, graphic personality. Maison Matine’s creative duo, Marie Kellou and Arthur Ponroy, also guided the concept, framing the scent as part of the house’s carefree, anti-cliché approach to perfumery.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine is a young French house built around freedom, inclusivity and a refusal of perfume’s usual codes of opulence and seduction. Its fragrances are designed to feel direct, creative and optimistic, with sustainable production, vegan formulas and illustration-led packaging that gives each scent a strong visual voice.
Poom Poom’s concept
Poom Poom was created in 2021 as part of Maison Matine’s Refresh Collection, developed during the pandemic period as a lighter, more spontaneous response to confinement. The house describes it as a carefree ode to life, and the composition mirrors that idea with a shower of petals, soft fruit and a gentle woody base.
Extra info
Poom Poom belongs to Maison Matine’s Refresh Collection and is illustrated by Mathilde Purseigle. Its kiwi opening is one of the fragrance’s most distinctive features, and the brand presents it as a carefree ode to life.