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Diptyque Eau Mage, Opone & Benjoin Boheme ~ new fragrances

Posted by Robin on 8 September 2015 14 Comments

Diptyque Eau Mage, Ôponé and Benjoin Bohème

Diptyque has launched (and/or reissued) three new fragrances in their La Collection 34 series: Eau Mage, Ôponé and Benjoin Bohème…

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Diptyque Essences Insensees 2015 ~ new fragrance

Posted by Robin on 21 August 2015 13 Comments

Diptyque Essences Insensées 2015

Diptyque will launch Essences Insensées 2015, the second in their La Collection 34 series of limited edition fragrances (see Essences Insensées 2014)…

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Diptyque Oud Palao ~ new fragrance

Posted by Robin on 31 July 2015 20 Comments

Diptyque Oud Palao

Diptyque will launch Oud Palao, a new unisex fragrance, in October…

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Window journey

Posted by Robin on 23 July 2015 Leave a Comment

An unknown artist decorates the windows at Diptyque.

Diptyque Florabellio ~ fragrance review

Posted by Jessica on 28 May 2015 24 Comments

Diptyque Florabellio brand image

In my own perfume collection, certain houses receive more attention during certain seasons of the year. Diptyque happens to be a summer favorite of mine: I’ve worn L’Ombre dans L’Eau every summer since 2003, and I’m also very fond of Eau Rose and Eau de Lierre. Diptyque’s latest release, Florabellio, puzzled me on paper, and I wasn’t able to guess how much I’d like it or what season it would best fit. Florabellio was developed by perfumer Fabrice Pellegrin and features notes of salty sea spray, sea fennel, apple blossom, osmanthus, coffee and toasted sesame.

My sample vial of Florabellio has turned out to be a very suitable fragrance for the earliest days of summer. Diptyque describes Florabellio as “foreign yet familiar…blurring the perspectives between land and sea, flower and fruit, softness and bitterness.” Most of that description makes perfect sense to me…

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