Floral
Fruity
Notesambergrisblackcurrantlycheemagnoliamuskpatchoulirhubarbrosevanilla
Tags
#sexy
Style
for her
unisex
A dream of childhood summer days. You’re in a garden, familiar and unfamiliar, looking into the kitchen of a house where your mother makes jam with fresh-picked berries. There’s a rose bush with a magical cat underneath, its dense fur filled with your favourite toys. A sublime aroma of tart blackcurrant and rhubarb, sweet lychee and magnolia, along with woody amber ferries you off to a dreamlike world, brimming with enchantment at every corner. You don’t want to wake up.
Perfumer: Julia Rodriguez Pastor
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon with someone familiar, the conversation turning playful as a bowl of berries is passed across the table. Tart fruit keeps the mood lively, while rose, magnolia and a warm base lend a more intimate undercurrent than the nostalgic opening suggests.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or summer weather, when the tart fruit and floral contrast suits the temperature. Start with one or two sprays on skin for a restrained presence; in stronger heat, apply lightly and let the warmer base develop before adding more.
Who it’s for
For lovers of juicy fruity florals who want tartness alongside sweetness. Blackcurrant and rhubarb give the lychee a sharper edge, while rose, magnolia and the musky, ambergris-based finish suit a taste for playful compositions with a sensual foundation.
Release year
2024 (or 2023)
The nose
Julia Rodríguez Pastor, credited by NEYDO as Julia Rodríguez.
Neydo’s story
NEYDO translates dreams involving scent into wearable perfume, asking perfumers to interpret fleeting emotions and unconscious impressions rather than follow fragrance trends. Its invitation to submit personal dreams makes individual memories part of the house’s creative vocabulary.
Berry Craving 23.06’s concept
Berry Craving 23.06 interprets Alice’s dream of childhood: a familiar house beside a forest, her mother making berry jam, and a garden filled with magnolia and oversized poppies. A magical cat produces favorite toys from its fur before her mother’s call wakes her. The fragrance draws its tart fruit and floral imagery from this imagined return home.
Extra info
The number 23.06 identifies June 23, the date attached to Alice’s dream, rather than the fragrance’s release year. NEYDO’s packaging incorporates Morse code representing the word “dream,” extending the house’s concept beyond the scent itself.
Notesambergrisblackcurrantlycheemagnoliamuskpatchoulirhubarbrosevanilla
Tags
#sexy
Style
for her
unisex
A dream of childhood summer days. You’re in a garden, familiar and unfamiliar, looking into the kitchen of a house where your mother makes jam with fresh-picked berries. There’s a rose bush with a magical cat underneath, its dense fur filled with your favourite toys. A sublime aroma of tart blackcurrant and rhubarb, sweet lychee and magnolia, along with woody amber ferries you off to a dreamlike world, brimming with enchantment at every corner. You don’t want to wake up.
Perfumer: Julia Rodriguez Pastor
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon with someone familiar, the conversation turning playful as a bowl of berries is passed across the table. Tart fruit keeps the mood lively, while rose, magnolia and a warm base lend a more intimate undercurrent than the nostalgic opening suggests.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or summer weather, when the tart fruit and floral contrast suits the temperature. Start with one or two sprays on skin for a restrained presence; in stronger heat, apply lightly and let the warmer base develop before adding more.
Who it’s for
For lovers of juicy fruity florals who want tartness alongside sweetness. Blackcurrant and rhubarb give the lychee a sharper edge, while rose, magnolia and the musky, ambergris-based finish suit a taste for playful compositions with a sensual foundation.
Release year
2024 (or 2023)
The nose
Julia Rodríguez Pastor, credited by NEYDO as Julia Rodríguez.
Neydo’s story
NEYDO translates dreams involving scent into wearable perfume, asking perfumers to interpret fleeting emotions and unconscious impressions rather than follow fragrance trends. Its invitation to submit personal dreams makes individual memories part of the house’s creative vocabulary.
Berry Craving 23.06’s concept
Berry Craving 23.06 interprets Alice’s dream of childhood: a familiar house beside a forest, her mother making berry jam, and a garden filled with magnolia and oversized poppies. A magical cat produces favorite toys from its fur before her mother’s call wakes her. The fragrance draws its tart fruit and floral imagery from this imagined return home.
Extra info
The number 23.06 identifies June 23, the date attached to Alice’s dream, rather than the fragrance’s release year. NEYDO’s packaging incorporates Morse code representing the word “dream,” extending the house’s concept beyond the scent itself.