A happy explosion of clean and pretty flowers, with oodles of petals fluttering down from the heavens. Rose and peony team up with their syrupy richness, with a ruffle of freesia, orchid and mandarin tree flower intensifying the effect. Maison Matine devised Poom Poom as a carefree ode to life.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An afternoon reunion where conversation quickly becomes laughter: Poom Poom suits that open, affectionate energy. Juicy kiwi and abundant rose-peony petals give it a cheerful sweetness, while the soft woody base keeps the mood relaxed rather than ceremonial.
How to wear
Spring and mild summer weather suit its fruity-floral balance. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a measured presence; in warmer air, apply more lightly to keep the sweet bouquet from feeling too full. Sandalwood, musk and vanilla give the composition a softer counterweight to its bright fruit and petals.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy abundant florals with a juicy, sweet edge rather than a dry or austere finish. Rose and peony lovers looking for a playful kiwi accent and a soft sandalwood-vanilla base will find its carefree character appealing.
Release year
2021
The nose
Rémi Barbier.
Collaborators
Illustrator Mathilde Purseigle created Poom Poom’s visual identity, giving its carefree concept a graphic counterpart to Rémi Barbier’s fragrance.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine approaches perfume through independent expression, playful graphics and collaboration between perfumers and illustrators. Its unisex fragrances reject traditional seduction clichés in favor of a relaxed, approachable identity, with creativity rather than luxury status at the center.
Poom Poom’s concept
Poom Poom belongs to Refresh, a three-fragrance collection introduced in response to the upheaval and restrictions of 2020–2021. Alongside Lost in Translation and Nature Insolente, it explores the return to a less constrained life, expressing that optimism through a generous floral bouquet and the idea of a carefree ode to living.
Extra info
Rose appears in both the opening and heart of the official note pyramid, with kiwi providing an unusual fruity contrast. The brand specifies organic wheat alcohol and French manufacture, with the fragrance created in Paris.
A happy explosion of clean and pretty flowers, with oodles of petals fluttering down from the heavens. Rose and peony team up with their syrupy richness, with a ruffle of freesia, orchid and mandarin tree flower intensifying the effect. Maison Matine devised Poom Poom as a carefree ode to life.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An afternoon reunion where conversation quickly becomes laughter: Poom Poom suits that open, affectionate energy. Juicy kiwi and abundant rose-peony petals give it a cheerful sweetness, while the soft woody base keeps the mood relaxed rather than ceremonial.
How to wear
Spring and mild summer weather suit its fruity-floral balance. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a measured presence; in warmer air, apply more lightly to keep the sweet bouquet from feeling too full. Sandalwood, musk and vanilla give the composition a softer counterweight to its bright fruit and petals.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy abundant florals with a juicy, sweet edge rather than a dry or austere finish. Rose and peony lovers looking for a playful kiwi accent and a soft sandalwood-vanilla base will find its carefree character appealing.
Release year
2021
The nose
Rémi Barbier.
Collaborators
Illustrator Mathilde Purseigle created Poom Poom’s visual identity, giving its carefree concept a graphic counterpart to Rémi Barbier’s fragrance.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine approaches perfume through independent expression, playful graphics and collaboration between perfumers and illustrators. Its unisex fragrances reject traditional seduction clichés in favor of a relaxed, approachable identity, with creativity rather than luxury status at the center.
Poom Poom’s concept
Poom Poom belongs to Refresh, a three-fragrance collection introduced in response to the upheaval and restrictions of 2020–2021. Alongside Lost in Translation and Nature Insolente, it explores the return to a less constrained life, expressing that optimism through a generous floral bouquet and the idea of a carefree ode to living.
Extra info
Rose appears in both the opening and heart of the official note pyramid, with kiwi providing an unusual fruity contrast. The brand specifies organic wheat alcohol and French manufacture, with the fragrance created in Paris.

