Woody
Notesbenzoincardamomchestnutdamp earth accorddark muskshazelnutlabdanummeadow flowersmushroomoakmossopoponaxpatchoulipinepink peppersagesandalwoodvetiverviolet
Tags
#fresh
#savory
Style
unisex
The primal sap of the forest. The dew-soaked ground releases the smell of damp earth that awakens an animal joy. A soft cloud of oak moss and mushrooms rises. Sandalwood envelops, clary sage enlivens. The benzoin drydown reveals amber and resinous notes, prowling like a wolf.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The register is quiet and inward: returning from a morning walk with damp soil on your boots and settling into the warmth indoors. Mushroom and moss retain the woodland’s savory edge, while sandalwood and resin make the impression softer and more intimate.
How to wear
Try it in mild to cool weather, when the damp-earth accord and resinous warmth can sit comfortably together. Begin with one or two sprays on skin; this keeps the woodland impression personal and lets the softer sandalwood and benzoin emerge as it develops.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to earthy woods, moss and the savory side of perfumery rather than sweetness or polished floral effects. Its mushroom motif will appeal to lovers of forest-floor textures, while sandalwood and benzoin offer a softer counterpoint.
Release year
2026
The nose
Marie Schnirer, the independent perfumer behind MS Lab Parfums, created À Pas De Loup. Working closely with founder Camille Hauguel, she translated a remembered landscape into an emotional impression rather than a literal reconstruction, bringing damp woodland textures into balance with enveloping woods and resins.
Collaborators
Founder Camille Hauguel shaped the creative vision through her childhood memories of Normandy. She worked with Marie Schnirer to identify the feeling beneath those memories, giving the fragrance its early-morning forest setting and sense of shelter.
Milleseve’s story
Millesève turns intimate memories of Normandy into fragrances: salty wind, crushed grass, damp earth and familiar rural landscapes. Its approach favors emotional recognition over literal reproduction, inviting a slower, more attentive relationship with scent. The perfumes are conceived around sensibility rather than gender, with development in Paris and concentrate production in Grasse.
À Pas De Loup (On Tiptoe)’s concept
Part of Millesève’s debut four-fragrance collection, À Pas De Loup evokes forest undergrowth in the early morning. Dew-soaked soil, oakmoss and mushrooms establish the landscape, while sandalwood and benzoin give it the warmth of a protective cocoon. The inspiration comes from Camille Hauguel’s childhood memories of Normandy.
Extra info
Mushroom is an explicit part of the fragrance’s official woodland imagery, paired with oakmoss rather than merely suggested by reviewers. The eau de parfum uses organic wheat alcohol as its base; this does not mean the entire fragrance is certified organic.
Notesbenzoincardamomchestnutdamp earth accorddark muskshazelnutlabdanummeadow flowersmushroomoakmossopoponaxpatchoulipinepink peppersagesandalwoodvetiverviolet
Tags
#fresh
#savory
Style
unisex
The primal sap of the forest. The dew-soaked ground releases the smell of damp earth that awakens an animal joy. A soft cloud of oak moss and mushrooms rises. Sandalwood envelops, clary sage enlivens. The benzoin drydown reveals amber and resinous notes, prowling like a wolf.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The register is quiet and inward: returning from a morning walk with damp soil on your boots and settling into the warmth indoors. Mushroom and moss retain the woodland’s savory edge, while sandalwood and resin make the impression softer and more intimate.
How to wear
Try it in mild to cool weather, when the damp-earth accord and resinous warmth can sit comfortably together. Begin with one or two sprays on skin; this keeps the woodland impression personal and lets the softer sandalwood and benzoin emerge as it develops.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to earthy woods, moss and the savory side of perfumery rather than sweetness or polished floral effects. Its mushroom motif will appeal to lovers of forest-floor textures, while sandalwood and benzoin offer a softer counterpoint.
Release year
2026
The nose
Marie Schnirer, the independent perfumer behind MS Lab Parfums, created À Pas De Loup. Working closely with founder Camille Hauguel, she translated a remembered landscape into an emotional impression rather than a literal reconstruction, bringing damp woodland textures into balance with enveloping woods and resins.
Collaborators
Founder Camille Hauguel shaped the creative vision through her childhood memories of Normandy. She worked with Marie Schnirer to identify the feeling beneath those memories, giving the fragrance its early-morning forest setting and sense of shelter.
Milleseve’s story
Millesève turns intimate memories of Normandy into fragrances: salty wind, crushed grass, damp earth and familiar rural landscapes. Its approach favors emotional recognition over literal reproduction, inviting a slower, more attentive relationship with scent. The perfumes are conceived around sensibility rather than gender, with development in Paris and concentrate production in Grasse.
À Pas De Loup (On Tiptoe)’s concept
Part of Millesève’s debut four-fragrance collection, À Pas De Loup evokes forest undergrowth in the early morning. Dew-soaked soil, oakmoss and mushrooms establish the landscape, while sandalwood and benzoin give it the warmth of a protective cocoon. The inspiration comes from Camille Hauguel’s childhood memories of Normandy.
Extra info
Mushroom is an explicit part of the fragrance’s official woodland imagery, paired with oakmoss rather than merely suggested by reviewers. The eau de parfum uses organic wheat alcohol as its base; this does not mean the entire fragrance is certified organic.