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M. Micallef

Neige

Neige by M

The Quick Read

Still under the radar — a powdery, yellow floral composition with a vanilla undertone. Voted best for fall and winter wear, leaning feminine.

powdery floralwinter serenityethereal beautycozy warmthsubtle confidence
3.17· 6 Ratings
Created byJean-Claude Astier
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Longevity
8.2
Sillage
6.5
Best Time
🌙Night67%
Seasons
🍂 ❄️Fall/Winter
The Story

Launched in 2016 by M. Micallef and crafted by Jean-Claude Astier, Neige is a delicate balance of powdery floral and green notes that evoke the quiet beauty of winter's first snowfall. The fragrance opens with bright ylang-ylang, peach, and green notes before transitioning into a heart of narcissus, iris, jasmine, and violet. This creates an almost ethereal atmosphere, where each note seems to shimmer like fresh powder on cold air. The base notes of vanilla, sandalwood, musk, and amber provide warmth and depth, grounding the composition in a cozy embrace.

Scent Profile

Composition & Character

When to Wear

🌸
Spring
☀️
Summer
🍂
Fall
❄️
Winter
🌤️
Day
🌙
Night

Who Wears It

Masculine5%
Unisex10%
Feminine85%
Performance

How It Wears

Longevity
Very Weak0
Weak0
Moderate0
Long16.0k
Eternal5.3k
Sillage
Intimate8.0k
Moderate0
Strong16.0k
Enormous16.0k

Application Tips

Neige has a moderate sillage that grows closer to the skin over time. Apply two sprays to your pulse points for a lasting effect — the green top notes are fleeting but the powdery floral heart will carry you through the day.

Designer M. Micallef

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04 · Dossier

Edited by Scentsation Editorial

The story behind the bottle.

The hush of winter's first snowfall, where each breath seems to shimmer with cold and light.

Fig. 01 — Neige, M. Micallef

05 · Acquire

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06 · The Room

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