Eau de 34

I was told that this smell is the signature smell in the brand boutique in france Nice opening fresh and clean The freshness doesn’t stand for long And for my nose cinnamon was the dominant note here Reminded me of Burberry’s London It lasted for a good while for a edt And one the best from the edt collection

I'm yet to find a Diptyque fragrance I dislike and this one is no exception, with some reservations however. This is a beautiful natural blend of fresh clean citrus-y notes given the most pleasant depth with multifacetted woody and light spicy undertones. I constantly keep smelling my arm where I sprayed it. It's both uplifting and at the same time calming and clearing your mind. And this is exactly where my reservations for it as a body fragrance come in, it's very aroma-therapy-y. Very expensive high quality aroma-therapy, mind. But I really would more expect to smell this when entering a luxurious spa area of a 5-star hotel, rather than on a person. I'd love this as a candle, as a room spray, as a aroma diffuser blend, but I don't think I'd purchase it as an eau de toilette. I'll be using up my small sample as after-shower fragrance for days at home, but I doubt I'd ever buy a bottle. If it's available as a scented candle however, I might treat myself to it for my home. Sillage: soft, but can be increased with amount of sprays. Longevity: moderate. it's an eau de toilette after all.

My God this is strong! It's very similar "to my nose" "on me" to Hermes Fabourg 24. Very strong and rich smelling, a bit too much for me. About 5 hours in and its still very strong. It's not bad, mind you, but you got to be very powerful about yourself to wear this. I mean powerful in your own mind, because I am a black belt, and it's a different kind of power. I have a sample which I ask for after the SA kept trying to get me purchase this one. I rather liked the lighter vanilla one, the name escapes me now. I didn't like many of these, no matter how natural all the ingredients were. Too much, too in your face. You know that lady that walks onto the elevator and you want to jump out the nearest window. She's wearing an expensive designer suit (skirt, not pants) and very confident in herself, like she's never going to die. Ah, I think I'll stick to my Guerlain :D

I'm surrounded by a slightly woody, citrus/floral fragrance while writing this. I've had it for a while, but I've never actually used it. I'm really liking it. It's giving me a smooth and soapy vibe, and it's very calming. No sharpness to speak of in this one. It's just cool and laidback. I only did one spray on my inner elbow, and I'm smelling it around me constantly, so I would say projection is ace. Longevity is good as well. It's only been 3 hours since I applied, but it's not showing signs of fading yet. Would suit all occasions as well, and I'd probably use it any season. Out of all the offerings from this house I've tried (I've sampled most), this one and Tarocco are my favourites. If you like a somewhat soapy/woody/citrus scent, be sure to try this one. It puts you in a meditative state of mind.

I love Diptyque with all my heart, they've managed to create some of my all time favourite scents, all packaged in the most sophisticated, black and white works of art. I got 2 samples of this on my recent trip to Diptyque counter, as it's their new fragrance they are trying to push. This is a VERY, very intense citrus smell. I have mixed feelings about it - reading from the notes it may seem complex, slightly floral and woodsy, however to my nose it smells mostly like a very, very pricey shampoo, with spicy citrus/lavender. I really cannot detect incense or any florals. To me it's definitely a refreshing spring/summer creation, however I can't shake the idea of this being very bitter and shampoo-like. It's heavy and long lasting. You have to try it for yourself and I hope it works for you!