Citrusy
Spicy
Top Notescardamomlemonneroli
Heartbigarade orangefig
Base Notesmuskvetiver
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
Even intrepid voyagers exploring outer space to its outer limits need to keep calm at their core, which is where Tu Te Calmes comes in. Inside your spacesuit, you’re smelling a clean blend of fig leaf, cardamom, citrus and cedarwood. Guarantees a safe splashdown.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For the moment when the conversation gathers speed but you remain unhurried. Lemon and cardamom bring alertness, while green fig leaf and dry woods keep the impression composed rather than exuberant—a fresh presence that suits close conversation without turning sugary.
How to wear
Try it in mild to warm weather, when its citrus and leafy facets suit the temperature. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a measured presence. On warmer days, keep application light; let the cedar, vetiver and musk provide the quieter counterweight to the bright opening.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer citrus freshness with green texture and a dry woody finish. It suits a taste for aromatic spice rather than sweetness, especially if fig leaf, neroli and vetiver appeal more than ripe fruit or rich gourmand notes.
Release year
2023
The nose
Bérénice Watteau approaches perfumery through a surrealist lens, using scent to suggest shape, texture and luminosity. She created both Tu te Calmes and its Voyager companion, Arashi No Umi. Here, citrus and green leaves meet cardamom and dry woods, balancing brightness with a grounded structure.
Collaborators
Mathilde Purseigle created the fragrance’s illustration and packaging artwork, contributing the visual expression of its imaginative Voyager identity.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine treats perfume as a collaborative expression of contemporary life rather than a promise of seduction, power or status. Its unisex fragrances bring perfumers and graphic designers together, pairing playful storytelling with French production and practical commitments such as organic wheat alcohol and reduced packaging.
Tu te Calmes | Calm Down’s concept
Tu te Calmes belongs to Voyager, a collection inspired by imagined journeys toward unknown and utopian horizons. Its space-travel narrative carries an ironic reminder to keep your feet on Earth: lemon, cardamom and fig leaf suggest freshness inside a spacesuit, while cedar and vetiver provide an olfactory anchor.
Extra info
Tu te Calmes is presented in English as Calm Down. Its Voyager companion, Arashi No Umi, was also created by Bérénice Watteau. The official 50 ml eau de parfum is listed at 20% concentration, and its lemon note is specifically identified as Sfuma lemon oil.
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Top Notescardamomlemonneroli
Heartbigarade orangefig
Base Notesmuskvetiver
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
Even intrepid voyagers exploring outer space to its outer limits need to keep calm at their core, which is where Tu Te Calmes comes in. Inside your spacesuit, you’re smelling a clean blend of fig leaf, cardamom, citrus and cedarwood. Guarantees a safe splashdown.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For the moment when the conversation gathers speed but you remain unhurried. Lemon and cardamom bring alertness, while green fig leaf and dry woods keep the impression composed rather than exuberant—a fresh presence that suits close conversation without turning sugary.
How to wear
Try it in mild to warm weather, when its citrus and leafy facets suit the temperature. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a measured presence. On warmer days, keep application light; let the cedar, vetiver and musk provide the quieter counterweight to the bright opening.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer citrus freshness with green texture and a dry woody finish. It suits a taste for aromatic spice rather than sweetness, especially if fig leaf, neroli and vetiver appeal more than ripe fruit or rich gourmand notes.
Release year
2023
The nose
Bérénice Watteau approaches perfumery through a surrealist lens, using scent to suggest shape, texture and luminosity. She created both Tu te Calmes and its Voyager companion, Arashi No Umi. Here, citrus and green leaves meet cardamom and dry woods, balancing brightness with a grounded structure.
Collaborators
Mathilde Purseigle created the fragrance’s illustration and packaging artwork, contributing the visual expression of its imaginative Voyager identity.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine treats perfume as a collaborative expression of contemporary life rather than a promise of seduction, power or status. Its unisex fragrances bring perfumers and graphic designers together, pairing playful storytelling with French production and practical commitments such as organic wheat alcohol and reduced packaging.
Tu te Calmes | Calm Down’s concept
Tu te Calmes belongs to Voyager, a collection inspired by imagined journeys toward unknown and utopian horizons. Its space-travel narrative carries an ironic reminder to keep your feet on Earth: lemon, cardamom and fig leaf suggest freshness inside a spacesuit, while cedar and vetiver provide an olfactory anchor.
Extra info
Tu te Calmes is presented in English as Calm Down. Its Voyager companion, Arashi No Umi, was also created by Bérénice Watteau. The official 50 ml eau de parfum is listed at 20% concentration, and its lemon note is specifically identified as Sfuma lemon oil.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Big Fig Energy