Spring Breeze 2025

I completely agree with washudtoj below as far as the notes are concerned. There is really no way that there are no citruses in this fragrance. It opens with a blast of lemon! (a beautiful one at that). I don't smell any of the notes listed (zero florals). I thought my sample was mis labeled when I read the notes (it's one of their official ones, so I don't thinks so)! Maybe, just maybe I pick up on a tiny bit of milky nuttiness in the opening that could be due to the hazelnut. But it's very very faint. Unlike washudtoj though I am very much enjoying this fragrance. It's a very first impression - let's see what it does in the deeper dry down (I will update if I have more thoughts on it), but this is my preferred version of a citrus freshy (above imagination and symphony). Someone compared it to blue talisman as well, I don't really see that. Blue talisman is much sweeter with that pear, this is citrus, much fresher and tangy. But I can see that if you like that one, you could like this one (I know I do, I also love blue talisman extrait). I really like this and think it's great value for money (still). I am definitely putting a full bottle on my spring/summer wishlist - this is not a winter fragrance. This will shine in the warmth.

Absolutely wonderful scent. Clean, airy, fresh, watery, easy to wear and easy to pull off. Border line fabric dryer sheet scent. Has a ex nihilo blue talisman-esque musky vibe. I would say it’s blind buy safe. Mass appealing. Almost hybrid between Blue talisman and Maluls Sea + Zephyr. Great for spring & summer daytime. Office safe. Leans masculine. Has amazing longevity. On skin I’m getting over 8+ hrs. Fantastic projection for the first 2 hrs. After that it settles within a ft of my spray locations. it’s very easily detectable as I go thru my day and get wafts as the day goes on. It’s very surprising for a freshie.

It has a great scent. I like the opening, but some people find it too sharp. It’s green, fresh, and watery. It’s a good daily fragrance and easy to wear for any casual occasion. On my skin, it lasts 10–12 hours, with strong projection for the first two hours. It really surprises me for a fresh perfume. It also has DNA of Quentin at the base.

I get a strong blast of sweet lemony citrus in the opening. I also get the musk right away. Soft florals come out in the background. I don’t get much hazelnut which is fine with me. This is very recognizable as a Quentin Bisch scent. I really like it for spring and summer.

@washudtoj those are notes advertising by Mith. I can’t believe you think you know better than the creator. That’s ridiculous.

The notes in Fragrantica are all wrong for this fragrance. They are also wrongly advertised by MITH. There is no way those notes can create this scent. It's like claiming l'Eau d'Issey pour Homme has no citrus notes in it. It's just false - not sure how it came to be, but here it is. Despite its name 'Spring Breeze,' this fragrance is clearly a summer fragrance. It opens with a very in-your-face kind of citrus (yes, citrus, the note that is *not* listed in the pyramid,) then the green sort of comes out for a bit, but the citrus is still there. I get no florals and certainly no hazelnut or jasmine or pink pepper. Again, I get only strong citrus (not dissimilar from Elizabeth Arden's 'Green Tea,' aka 'Lemon Toilet Freshener by Francis Kurkdjian,' followed by some nondescript green notes, light ambroxan, and musk. The scent has two layers - first a blast of citrus right in the nose, which lasts for about 20 minutes - and second its dry down with some green notes, ambroxan, and musk. The second phase stays so long as the fragrance is on the skin. As far as the scent is concerned, I'm happy to say that I'll be very fine without a bottle of this. Admittedly, it's impressive that MITH has managed to get quite a few distinguished perfumers to collaborate with them, but the irony is that I have yet to find one from these collaborations that I truly like. If you wish to try this brand, you're better off with their originals - those that make the brand popular like Arun (Good Morning Jasmine), One Fine Day, Waterlily Pond, Sweet Lime & Honeysuckle... stuff like that. They are the classics that are actually worth trying, whereas these new ones that are collaborative products are here for the purpose of brand marketing and price amplification alone. I miss pre-Covid MITH, whose goal was to create good fragrances for everyone at affordable prices. During Covid, the brand announced that they would 'temporarily' increase the prices of all products due to logistics difficulties but would seek to decrease the prices as soon as Covid was over. This never happened and I doubt it will ever happen now.

I'm really surprised there isn't a grapefruit note, because to my nose I am definitely getting grapefruit (maybe lemon). One thing about this house that I noticed is their scents are really clean and airy, and most are usually unisex down the middle. This fragrance does lean feminine with those florals in the dry down (as the citrus lessens) so something to take in mind. Edit: after some time with this, it's not for me, as it becomes too floral and smells a little synthetic. Most of their fragrances smell more natural.

Beautiful surprise! I ordered samples of this and the rest of Quentin Bisch’s latest Mith creations. Immediate love for me. Ordered the full bottle and it’s been my go to for the late spring and I’m sure it will carry me through the hot summer. It’s bright, dewy and delicious. There’s gotta be lychee and citrus in this. It reminds me of PDM’s Delina La Rosee but with white flowers. It also reminds me of LV’s Imagination. The silage is great and it’s long lasting. Beautiful!