Inspired by the dream of waking up in a Provençal country house next to the one you love. Linen curtains sway open in a breeze to reveal a meadow dappled with wildflowers. The sound of a fast-moving brook fills the air. Where Love Belongs sings with the delicate essence of lily of the valley, laced with citrus, musky and woody notes.
Perfumer: Julia Rodriguez Pastor
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A slow morning together, with the window open and neither person quite ready to leave. The lily-of-the-valley delicacy and citrus brightness suit that unhurried intimacy, while the musky, woody undertone gives the airy floral a more substantial presence.
How to wear
Its transparent floral-citrus character lends itself to spring and mild summer weather. Start with one or two sprays on skin rather than a broad application: the airy opening need not mean a faint scent. Let the musk and sandalwood settle before adding more, especially in warm conditions or close quarters.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to lily of the valley, luminous citrus and a clean musky finish, but who prefer some woody substance beneath the transparency. Its understated character suits a pared-back aesthetic and a taste for florals that feel airy rather than opulent.
Release year
2024
The nose
Julia Rodríguez Pastor, credited by NEYDO as Julia Rodriguez.
Neydo’s story
NEYDO turns scent-related dreams into wearable fragrances, asking perfumers to interpret their emotions and sensations rather than follow a conventional brief. Memory, intuition and the unconscious shape its identity, while an invitation to share dreams makes the audience part of its creative world.
Where Love Belongs 22.07’s concept
The fragrance takes its inspiration from a dream attributed to Andrea in NEYDO’s published narrative: a summer morning in a Provençal farmhouse, warm linen carrying a lover’s recent presence, and a meadow with an endlessly replenishing glass of orange juice. The dream ends just before the beloved’s face is revealed, leaving an impression of intimacy suspended in anticipation.
Extra info
The dream behind the fragrance includes a fantastical lily-of-the-valley fan, an unusually literal image for its central floral note. The official note list pairs that delicate flower with ambergris, sweet notes and sandalwood.
Inspired by the dream of waking up in a Provençal country house next to the one you love. Linen curtains sway open in a breeze to reveal a meadow dappled with wildflowers. The sound of a fast-moving brook fills the air. Where Love Belongs sings with the delicate essence of lily of the valley, laced with citrus, musky and woody notes.
Perfumer: Julia Rodriguez Pastor
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A slow morning together, with the window open and neither person quite ready to leave. The lily-of-the-valley delicacy and citrus brightness suit that unhurried intimacy, while the musky, woody undertone gives the airy floral a more substantial presence.
How to wear
Its transparent floral-citrus character lends itself to spring and mild summer weather. Start with one or two sprays on skin rather than a broad application: the airy opening need not mean a faint scent. Let the musk and sandalwood settle before adding more, especially in warm conditions or close quarters.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to lily of the valley, luminous citrus and a clean musky finish, but who prefer some woody substance beneath the transparency. Its understated character suits a pared-back aesthetic and a taste for florals that feel airy rather than opulent.
Release year
2024
The nose
Julia Rodríguez Pastor, credited by NEYDO as Julia Rodriguez.
Neydo’s story
NEYDO turns scent-related dreams into wearable fragrances, asking perfumers to interpret their emotions and sensations rather than follow a conventional brief. Memory, intuition and the unconscious shape its identity, while an invitation to share dreams makes the audience part of its creative world.
Where Love Belongs 22.07’s concept
The fragrance takes its inspiration from a dream attributed to Andrea in NEYDO’s published narrative: a summer morning in a Provençal farmhouse, warm linen carrying a lover’s recent presence, and a meadow with an endlessly replenishing glass of orange juice. The dream ends just before the beloved’s face is revealed, leaving an impression of intimacy suspended in anticipation.
Extra info
The dream behind the fragrance includes a fantastical lily-of-the-valley fan, an unusually literal image for its central floral note. The official note list pairs that delicate flower with ambergris, sweet notes and sandalwood.

