Fleur du Matin

Don't judge it without trying in on your skin. Lush and heavenly, like an outdoor garden after the rain, perfectly blended so that no specific note stands out to me- just fresh but nothing harshly green- it's soft. There are flowers, trees and herbs in this garden and if I really concentrate I can actually pick out the individual notes of pine, neroli, jasmine, marjoram and honeysuckle, but I can't even express how perfectly blended they are. It just smells beautiful and calming. This scent makes me have to close my eyes every time I sniff my wrist... this is one of my top 5 perfumes! Seriously- WAIT FOR THE DRY DOWN.

This is a beautiful fresh uplifting perfume.The florals shine with a mineralised herbal chorus that is truly reminiscent of a stroll in a Mediterranean garden as the sun is warming up.Fleur du Matin smells so natural and pretty that I wear it on a miserable day as a antitidepressant and when I need to motivate myself to go to the gym. Longevity is average and silage is low.The drydown of this perfume is beautiful,but at this stage this perfume is a skin scent.

Beautiful fragrance. I own many Miller Harris scents but this one is my favourite. Yet it seems underrated by the fragrance community. Reminds me of one of the Atelier Colognes, totally unisex. It's great for spring/summer and is very uplifting. As the review below states, it truly evokes the smell of a garden in the morning, in all its glory.

Morning Flowers 💐 I love you!. I tried it this morning, since it's in the title ... I'm getting whiff of the honeysuckle, sweet white flowers I'm sticking my nose into the bouquet and I get the Aromatics What a partnership! The fact I can smell thy even when I'm cold in the morning, makes me even happier. And you were a cheap blind buy :)

I love you Morning Flowers 💐 Sometimes I get a whiff of the Honeysuckle, others the Aromatics. What an exceptional partnership! I put it on in the morning when I'm my coldest, so generally I can't smell myself much. So too me, that makes this fragrance a good one. Not strong but persistent... I enjoyed the dry down too.

I'm so sad this fragrance was discontinued. Managed to find a bottle on eBay. It is reminiscent of a perfect summer day that is cool and crisp in the morning and warm during the day. More herbal than citrus.

I was introduced to this on vacation in Canada. The fragrance is perfect, soft but not too, great for any spring-summer-fall excursion. I love the honeysuckle note in it. I want more.

Love this Miller Harris scent. Gorgeous.

Perfect for hot weather .....like Dubai

Fleur de Matin open herbally and citrussy. You get a blast of lemon with herbs (probably, basilica playins in). It reminds of a garden in the morning with this Cold humidity on the leaves, like you are stepping on the flowers and feel the crispiness under your feet. Very crunchy and mouth-watering. In the heart you get a floral jasmine/neroli blend, which is very subtle and wearable (despite the fact that jasmine can give you a headache). I am not a fan of this combo, but I still find the scent very well-done. As many others mentioned, Miller Harris DNA is noticeable, with a natural feel to a scent. I would place it into floral-citrus-green category. Decent longevity 6h.

A very pretty fresh fragrance. I immediately picked out the citrus, herbal notes amongst the honeysuckle and neroli. The mint is present but not much. Its a bunch of newly cut flowers in a glass vase in the kitchen. It stays pretty linear on me. The perfect fragrance to wear on a hot day. The galbanum is one of the longest lasting notes and is the last to fade. Not much sillage and its gone after an hour or two so not worthy of an fb. Such a shame

For what ever reason the vegetalness of this fragrance is really emphasised on my skin. I wish more of the white flowers, especially honeysuckle, would come through - perhaps in warmer weather. As it stands now there is some galbanum and grapefruit bitterness on a crushed vegetable greens, making this a very intimate, personal perfume. Nice, nevertheless. A very private perfume.

I was lucky to grab a partial bottle of this from eBay and it’s lovely - to me the floral/citrus/herbal combination definitely produces a honeyed feeling, like drinking lemon tea with honey while looking out over a herb garden. Sad to be smelling this after it’s already discontinued but I’ll enjoy what I have!

I like this but not enough to buy it. It is a very soft well balanced perfume. It is very wearable. The florals shine through. Don't see this as a unisex fragrance at all. It is very feminine in an elegant way. Elegant and fresh perfectly describe this.

This is a fresh, crisp citrus floral/aromatic, reminiscent of my favorite Annick Goutal scent, Le Chevrefeuille. Imagine the smell of a meadow on a sunny spring morning after a rainy period~ ahhh~

Would anyone be up for doing an exchange? The dry down on FdM really is a delicate, fragrant floral/herbal bouquet. I actually think that it smells just how I imagined it would: very natural and pretty. Annoyingly, I don't really like it as part of me. I'm currently experimenting with Miller Harris (old and new) and consequently going a bit crazy. I have a full 50ml bottle of this; I've literally had one spritz of it. (I will probably give it one more spritz tomorrow but I don't need any more of it.) Please contact me by private message if you know you like FdM and you would be interested in swapping something of yours (e.g. L'Artisan Parfumeur Premier Figuier decant, or similar) for either the FdM full bottle or a generous decant of it. (UK)

I have been wearing my sample for three consecutive days now, so it is time for my verdict:absolutely gorgeous!!! Very fresh, herbaceous scent that keeps close to the skin- that is a big plus, as I am not particularly keen on announcing my presence with a cloud of fume.Still, the bit I enjoy the most is the drydown- very mellow,creamy, almost buttery, with a subtle hint of something dry and herby (perhaps majoram). There isn't a single false note in this one, which is impressive. I have no idea how natural are the actual components, but the frag gives a good overall "organic" impression. The quality reminds me of a long gone, but sadly missed Aromantic by Decleor.

I love the opening of Fleur de Matin, which is full of promise - herby and citrussy, but then it starts to develop a note I'd describe as aqueous. Any of those aqueous notes, such as melon or calone, give me a bit of a headache.Maybe it's the honeysuckle too, which tends to be a synthetic note that can be a bit jarring I know Miller Harris use a combo of good quality naturals and synthetics, and I really love L'Air de Rien, but Fleur de Matin doesn't work for me even into far dry-down. Fair warning for those of you who share my dislike of slightly aqueous perfumes. To be honest, this reminds me of some sort of blue cleaning product or liquid soap. Ah well

I ordered a sample of this because on LuckyScent it is listed as a referral scent to MDCI En Coeur en Mai and Romea's Mistresses of King Louis, two scents that I love. But what I love about the other two is the strong petit grain scent, which is lacking here. Instead we get basil and marjoram, which I think I prefer in my herb garden, not on my skin. I am looking for a crisp, tart floral green and this one is more soggy. Also, it does not last long on my skin chemistry. Good ingredients, however, and I do recommend trying as it comes down to personal preferences.

Just to add to all other reviews that this one is very lemony. If you are not into lemons maybe this fragrance is not for you, because the lemon phase is there, very tangible and long lasting. From the name, I expected more flowers, more green and earthy scent, but it is a lot of lemon which is not my thing. The earthiness comes after a lot of lemon and I can't wait for that long life is short.