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 fragrance for sharp, open-air moments when the body is moving and the mind is fully awake: the kind of scent that feels right with wind on the face, bright light on snow, or in a quiet indoor space after coming in from the cold. It projects a clean, mineral freshness with an unusual, almost surreal edge.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its marine salt, incense and woody base stay crisp rather than heavy. Apply lightly to let the airy top notes and snow accord read clearly; in warmer air, the frangipani and sandalwood become smoother and more enveloping on skin.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like clean marine scents with a strange, artistic twist: fresh air, mineral notes, soft woods and a touch of floral warmth. It suits people drawn to modern niche compositions that feel brisk, contemplative and slightly otherworldly.
Release year
2024
The nose
Lucas Sieuzac
Neydo’s story
Neydo builds fragrances from dream imagery, treating scent as a way to translate unconscious sensations into something tangible. The house leans into imaginative, sensory storytelling rather than conventional perfumery themes, with each composition framed as a bridge between sleep, memory and identity.
Breathe Out 01.02’s concept
Breathe Out 01.02 was inspired by a dream of alpine snowboarding: the rush of cold mountain air, the shock of salty steam rising from a hidden hot spring, and the strange warmth of frangipani against that icy setting. The result is a fragrance built on contradiction, where altitude, mineral steam and tropical light meet in one scene.
Extra info
The name is written as Breathe Out 01.02, giving it the feel of a coded dream fragment rather than a conventional perfume title. Its note structure contrasts snow accord and sea salt with frangipani and incense, a combination that mirrors the fragrance’s alpine-hot spring imagery.
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 fragrance for sharp, open-air moments when the body is moving and the mind is fully awake: the kind of scent that feels right with wind on the face, bright light on snow, or in a quiet indoor space after coming in from the cold. It projects a clean, mineral freshness with an unusual, almost surreal edge.
How to wear
Best in cool to cold weather, where its marine salt, incense and woody base stay crisp rather than heavy. Apply lightly to let the airy top notes and snow accord read clearly; in warmer air, the frangipani and sandalwood become smoother and more enveloping on skin.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like clean marine scents with a strange, artistic twist: fresh air, mineral notes, soft woods and a touch of floral warmth. It suits people drawn to modern niche compositions that feel brisk, contemplative and slightly otherworldly.
Release year
2024
The nose
Lucas Sieuzac
Neydo’s story
Neydo builds fragrances from dream imagery, treating scent as a way to translate unconscious sensations into something tangible. The house leans into imaginative, sensory storytelling rather than conventional perfumery themes, with each composition framed as a bridge between sleep, memory and identity.
Breathe Out 01.02’s concept
Breathe Out 01.02 was inspired by a dream of alpine snowboarding: the rush of cold mountain air, the shock of salty steam rising from a hidden hot spring, and the strange warmth of frangipani against that icy setting. The result is a fragrance built on contradiction, where altitude, mineral steam and tropical light meet in one scene.
Extra info
The name is written as Breathe Out 01.02, giving it the feel of a coded dream fragment rather than a conventional perfume title. Its note structure contrasts snow accord and sea salt with frangipani and incense, a combination that mirrors the fragrance’s alpine-hot spring imagery.