Brume d'hiver
by Marie Jeanne
Woody
Notescedarwoodpatchoulisandalwoodylang-ylang
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#normcore
Style
for him
unisex
Perfume: Sidonie Lancesseur
Marie Jeanne have carefully developed this winter mist (brume is a 6% strong blend) with natural essential oils. It creates a warm and cozy atmosphere and envelops you with its comforting notes. The mist can be diffused in your home or used as a personal fragrance for a relaxing time.
Featured ingredients:
Sandalwood (New-Caledonia): known to reduce stress and emotional balance.
Cedar (United-States): to create a reassuring and warm ambiance.
Ylang-Ylang (Comoros): known for its calming virtues, this essential oil promotes relaxation and letting go of your stresses.
Patchouli (New-Caledonia): known for its purifying and regenerative qualities.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An afternoon indoors while winter light fades: cedar gives the room a dry woody outline, while sandalwood softens the space close to the skin. The mood is private and unhurried, suited to reading in a favourite chair rather than making an entrance.
How to wear
Cool weather suits the comforting woody profile. Begin with a light application on skin and add more only if wanted, keeping the scent close rather than aiming for a pronounced trail. For home use, mist lightly into the room to establish a soft woody atmosphere.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer understated woods to sweet gourmands or assertive perfumes. Its cedar-and-sandalwood focus suits a pared-back aesthetic, with enough floral and earthy texture to avoid feeling stark, and a dual-purpose format for anyone who likes continuity between personal scent and home fragrance.
Release year
2020–2022 (or 2018)
The nose
Sidonie Lancesseur is known for compositions that give woods, resins and rich natural materials a clear, legible structure. Her work includes Straight to Heaven for Kilian and 1270 for Frapin. In Brume d’Hiver, she brings that affinity for textured woods to a softer format intended for both personal fragrance and the home.
Marie Jeanne’s story
Marie Jeanne places raw materials at the centre of its fragrances, favouring simplified formulas that reveal their individual character. Founded by Georges Maubert, whose family background is rooted in Robertet, the house combines attention to sourcing and traceability with restrained presentation inspired by traditional laboratory bottles.
Brume d'hiver’s concept
Brume d’Hiver was conceived as a comforting winter mist that could be worn or used to scent an interior. Cedar and sandalwood establish its warm woody core, while ylang-ylang and patchouli support the sense of softness and intimacy. Its concept is less about a conventional perfume statement than creating a reassuring atmosphere around the wearer.
Extra info
Brume d’Hiver means “winter mist” in French. The fragrance is designed for both personal and interior use. Its declared materials include sandalwood from New Caledonia, cedar from the United States, ylang-ylang from the Comoros and patchouli from Indonesia.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Shavings & Chips: The Cedarwood Edit
Notescedarwoodpatchoulisandalwoodylang-ylang
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#normcore
Style
for him
unisex
Perfume: Sidonie Lancesseur
Marie Jeanne have carefully developed this winter mist (brume is a 6% strong blend) with natural essential oils. It creates a warm and cozy atmosphere and envelops you with its comforting notes. The mist can be diffused in your home or used as a personal fragrance for a relaxing time.
Featured ingredients:
Sandalwood (New-Caledonia): known to reduce stress and emotional balance.
Cedar (United-States): to create a reassuring and warm ambiance.
Ylang-Ylang (Comoros): known for its calming virtues, this essential oil promotes relaxation and letting go of your stresses.
Patchouli (New-Caledonia): known for its purifying and regenerative qualities.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An afternoon indoors while winter light fades: cedar gives the room a dry woody outline, while sandalwood softens the space close to the skin. The mood is private and unhurried, suited to reading in a favourite chair rather than making an entrance.
How to wear
Cool weather suits the comforting woody profile. Begin with a light application on skin and add more only if wanted, keeping the scent close rather than aiming for a pronounced trail. For home use, mist lightly into the room to establish a soft woody atmosphere.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer understated woods to sweet gourmands or assertive perfumes. Its cedar-and-sandalwood focus suits a pared-back aesthetic, with enough floral and earthy texture to avoid feeling stark, and a dual-purpose format for anyone who likes continuity between personal scent and home fragrance.
Release year
2020–2022 (or 2018)
The nose
Sidonie Lancesseur is known for compositions that give woods, resins and rich natural materials a clear, legible structure. Her work includes Straight to Heaven for Kilian and 1270 for Frapin. In Brume d’Hiver, she brings that affinity for textured woods to a softer format intended for both personal fragrance and the home.
Marie Jeanne’s story
Marie Jeanne places raw materials at the centre of its fragrances, favouring simplified formulas that reveal their individual character. Founded by Georges Maubert, whose family background is rooted in Robertet, the house combines attention to sourcing and traceability with restrained presentation inspired by traditional laboratory bottles.
Brume d'hiver’s concept
Brume d’Hiver was conceived as a comforting winter mist that could be worn or used to scent an interior. Cedar and sandalwood establish its warm woody core, while ylang-ylang and patchouli support the sense of softness and intimacy. Its concept is less about a conventional perfume statement than creating a reassuring atmosphere around the wearer.
Extra info
Brume d’Hiver means “winter mist” in French. The fragrance is designed for both personal and interior use. Its declared materials include sandalwood from New Caledonia, cedar from the United States, ylang-ylang from the Comoros and patchouli from Indonesia.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Shavings & Chips: The Cedarwood Edit