Diptyque

Diptyque offers different paths to finding your fragrance: Orphéon centres on notes including juniper and cedar, while Fleur de Peau highlights musk and iris. A decant lets you compare these directions on your skin.

Orphéon or Fleur de Peau?

Orphéon: juniper, woods and tonka bean

Orphéon Eau de Parfum combines juniper berries, cedar, tonka bean and jasmine. If you enjoy aromatic and woody notes, it is a useful starting point. Tonka bean adds a warm facet to the composition.

Fleur de Peau: musk and powdery iris

Fleur de Peau Eau de Parfum highlights musk, iris and ambrette seeds. If a musky, powdery character appeals to you, consider starting here.

Which suits your everyday routine?

Start with your preferences: Orphéon for aromatic woods, Fleur de Peau for musk and iris. For everyday wear, consider how you experience the intensity in your surroundings. Apply sparingly at first and assess the scent again later. A fixed wear time on your skin cannot be promised.

Try Diptyque as a sample first

Compare the fragrances on different days. Notice their opening and how they change over a few hours. This guide is based on fragrance notes and does not replace your own impression.

DFP offers decants filled from original bottles in 2 ml, 3 ml, 5 ml and 10 ml, depending on the fragrance and availability. The original bottle is not included. Current prices and available sizes are shown on the product pages.

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