Maison Mataha Printemps Blanc Extrait
Description
Printemps Blanc is a white-floral extrait from Vincent Ricord for Maison Mataha, released in 2025 at a 25% concentration.
Orange blossom and grapefruit open it bright and clean, jasmine sambac and white tea carry the middle, and it lands on vanilla and a notably creamy sandalwood. Reviewers reach for the same words repeatedly (bright, clean, stunning) and single out the sandalwood. It is gentle rather than bold, and not a sweet floral.
Scent Character
- Floral: 33% (orange blossom, jasmine sambac)
- Fresh: 33% (grapefruit, white tea)
- Sweet: 17% (vanilla)
- Woody: 17% (sandalwood)
Translation: a luminous white floral with citrus lift and a creamy woody base. Clean and radiant rather than heady or indolic.
Fragrance Pyramid
- Top: Orange Blossom, Grapefruit
- Heart: Jasmine Sambac, White Tea
- Base: Vanilla, Sandalwood
Performance
Longevity: Strong. Wearers commonly report it lasting through a full day: expected at extrait concentration, and one of the most consistent points in its reviews.
Sillage: Moderate to strong, forming a soft bubble around the wearer. At 25% it is easy to overspray, so start with less than feels right.
Best Occasions & Season
Suited to spring and fall, and flexible from everyday wear through to a night out. Its brightness stops it feeling heavy in warmer weather.
Concentration & Provenance
Extrait de Parfum at 25%, 3.4 oz / 100 ml. Shipped from the United States.
Try Before You Commit
Decants start at $4.99 for 1 mL, with 5 mL and 10 mL also poured. Worth doing at extrait strength, where a full bottle is a long commitment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it a heady white floral?
No. The orange blossom and jasmine are handled cleanly, with white tea and grapefruit keeping it airy. It sits well away from the indolic end of the genre.
Is it unisex?
Yes, and worn as such. The sandalwood base gives it enough weight to avoid reading as strictly feminine.
What does 25% extrait actually mean for me?
Higher fragrance-oil concentration than an eau de parfum, so it lasts longer and needs fewer sprays. Two is usually plenty.