As ink soaks into a sheet of white paper, shadows emerge. Worlds are invented. L'Eau Papier celebrates the power of the imagination – that moment, suspended in time, when ink, paper, and the hand become one. An encounter made perfume,...

Inspired by a Greek myth, Eau de Minthé reinvents an emblematic perfumery accord, fougère, drawing on the scent of mint. At the very heart of the composition, its aromatic freshness enhances the lively floral notes of geranium while the patchouli...

During the 60s, a certain scent was changing the world: patchouli. Tempo pays tribute to it with three extracts of this essence, a nuanced composition that hovers between elegant and woody, enveloping and earthy. Elevated by violet leaf, Tempo vibrates...

A mad idea: capture the scent of the shop at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain and make it into a perfume. The olfactory soul of the boutique is there: a kaleidoscope of scents bringing together all of diptyque’s candles and fragrances. With...

A new facet of the iconic shop of 34 boulevard Saint-Germain: bathed in a golden light warming the blond wood counters. A creation combining velvety sandalwood and enveloping vanilla, enhanced by the freshness of pink berries.

An imperial fragrance. Oyédo: a name that signifies the spicy vivacity of the zest of yuzu, an Asian citrus fruit. At the heart of this eau de toilette, the full elegance of citrus emerges in an accord highlighted by raspberry...

A great classic of the brand that meets all occasions, perfumes all rooms. The Classic Candle is ideally available in all scents. They are produced in our workshop in Normandy according to exceptional know-how, inherited from master wax makers. Head...

Un Air d'Hadrien immediately transports you to Italy. The burning sun and the blinding light of Tuscany add to the charm of its cypress-lined terraces. The hottest hour of the day is the best time to sink into the soft...

After the rain, mist rises from the plains in an earthy haze and humus. Damp ferns, sprouts and meadows… Under the green sun, already draining the storm, they surrender their herbaceous vapors to the passing wind.