Marine
Woody
Notesambrette seedscardamomcashmere wooddavanaelemifrangipaniincensesandalwoodsea saltsnow accord
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
In your dream, you’re an alpine snowboarder. The fresh air gives you a headrush as you carve effortlessly through the pristine snow. A cave emerges, and you unclip your board to enter the darkened space, overwhelmed by the unexpected sensation of salty steam billowing out of the hidden hot spring. The air has a metallic quality. Breathe Out conjures a kaleidoscope of contradictory sensations—the chilly bite of mountain air, the mineral steam of geysers, and the heady tropical sunshine of frangipani, summoning the paradox of nature’s tranquility against its danger.
Perfumer: Soizic Beaucourt
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a scent for close, attentive spaces where freshness needs depth: a winter morning indoors, a quiet commute after snow, or a small room warmed by steam and skin. It projects a clean, mineral presence with a strange, almost cinematic calm.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its salty air and incense stay crisp rather than thin. Apply lightly to let the marine top notes open first, then allow the sandalwood and ambered base to settle close to the skin; with more sprays, the scent becomes airier and more diffusive, but it remains controlled.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like marine and woody fragrances with a clean, modern profile, but want more texture than a simple aquatic. It suits people drawn to mineral freshness, soft spice, incense and a slightly surreal contrast between cold clarity and warm comfort.
Release year
2024
The nose
Soizic Beaucourt is a senior perfumer at Eurofragance known for compositions that feel polished, textural and immediately legible, often balancing airy freshness with deeper, more enveloping materials. Her work for Neydo fits that approach well: Breathe Out 01.02 translates a dreamlike contrast of alpine cold, salty steam and warm woods into a fragrance with clear structure and unusual atmosphere.
Neydo’s story
Neydo is a Swiss-Korean niche house built around the idea of olfactory dreams: fragrances are developed from real dream narratives and treated as translations of the subconscious rather than conventional perfume briefs. Its identity is quiet, conceptual and story-led, with each scent tied to a specific dream date and presented as an intimate piece of sensory storytelling.
Breathe Out 01.02’s concept
Breathe Out 01.02 was created from the dream of an alpine snowboarder, a scene that begins in sharp mountain air and ends in a hidden cave where salty steam rises from hot springs. The fragrance is built on contrast: icy, mineral freshness against frangipani, incense and sandalwood warmth, with the dream’s paradox of danger and calm at its core.
Extra info
The title includes the dream date, 01.02, which is part of Neydo’s system of linking each fragrance to a specific dream. The bottle and packaging also use Morse-code dots as a visual reference to the word “dream.”
Featured in edits and sample packs
Seaspray and saltwaterSnow
Notesambrette seedscardamomcashmere wooddavanaelemifrangipaniincensesandalwoodsea saltsnow accord
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
In your dream, you’re an alpine snowboarder. The fresh air gives you a headrush as you carve effortlessly through the pristine snow. A cave emerges, and you unclip your board to enter the darkened space, overwhelmed by the unexpected sensation of salty steam billowing out of the hidden hot spring. The air has a metallic quality. Breathe Out conjures a kaleidoscope of contradictory sensations—the chilly bite of mountain air, the mineral steam of geysers, and the heady tropical sunshine of frangipani, summoning the paradox of nature’s tranquility against its danger.
Perfumer: Soizic Beaucourt
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a scent for close, attentive spaces where freshness needs depth: a winter morning indoors, a quiet commute after snow, or a small room warmed by steam and skin. It projects a clean, mineral presence with a strange, almost cinematic calm.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its salty air and incense stay crisp rather than thin. Apply lightly to let the marine top notes open first, then allow the sandalwood and ambered base to settle close to the skin; with more sprays, the scent becomes airier and more diffusive, but it remains controlled.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like marine and woody fragrances with a clean, modern profile, but want more texture than a simple aquatic. It suits people drawn to mineral freshness, soft spice, incense and a slightly surreal contrast between cold clarity and warm comfort.
Release year
2024
The nose
Soizic Beaucourt is a senior perfumer at Eurofragance known for compositions that feel polished, textural and immediately legible, often balancing airy freshness with deeper, more enveloping materials. Her work for Neydo fits that approach well: Breathe Out 01.02 translates a dreamlike contrast of alpine cold, salty steam and warm woods into a fragrance with clear structure and unusual atmosphere.
Neydo’s story
Neydo is a Swiss-Korean niche house built around the idea of olfactory dreams: fragrances are developed from real dream narratives and treated as translations of the subconscious rather than conventional perfume briefs. Its identity is quiet, conceptual and story-led, with each scent tied to a specific dream date and presented as an intimate piece of sensory storytelling.
Breathe Out 01.02’s concept
Breathe Out 01.02 was created from the dream of an alpine snowboarder, a scene that begins in sharp mountain air and ends in a hidden cave where salty steam rises from hot springs. The fragrance is built on contrast: icy, mineral freshness against frangipani, incense and sandalwood warmth, with the dream’s paradox of danger and calm at its core.
Extra info
The title includes the dream date, 01.02, which is part of Neydo’s system of linking each fragrance to a specific dream. The bottle and packaging also use Morse-code dots as a visual reference to the word “dream.”
Featured in edits and sample packs
Seaspray and saltwaterSnow