Do Son Eau de Parfum by Diptyque
Men Women 2013
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Do Son Eau de Parfum by Diptyque is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Fabrice Pellegrin.
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Notes
tuberose
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2,862 votes
- Positive 77%
- Negative 10.0%
- Neutral 13%
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Leading answer I own it
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Leading answer Love it
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Season
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About Do Son Eau de Parfum
Do Son Eau de Parfum by Diptyque is a floral fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2013, the nose behind this composition is Fabrice Pellegrin.
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
1,248 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
1,265 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
1,255 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
1,058 votes
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14 reviews
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A tuberose bomb: delicate, super floral, with a green touch. Although it seems more feminine, I wear it without any issues on hot days.
I have the Do Son travel size and I’m almost done; I’ll definitely buy the large bottle. At first, I thought it was very floral and dense, but with wear, I’ve fallen in love. The orange blossom and jasmine bring me childhood memories, lots of nostalgia and happiness. It’s an ideal white floral for day and evening, though I also love it at night. Wonderful.
Tuberose, tuberose, and more tuberose. It smells very much like jasmine, but it hasn’t quite convinced me. The musk at the beginning is a bit overpowering, then it fades, leaving a creamy tuberose.
I gifted this to my girlfriend, and now when she wears it, I’m completely obsessed; I love following her trail. It’s an exquisite, super-floral scent with neroli as the star, and the longevity and sillage are top-notch. In short, it’s excellent if you enjoy smelling like a floral offering.
I gave it to my girlfriend, and now when she wears it, she drives me crazy; I love trailing behind her smelling her scent. It’s exquisite, very floral with tuberose dominating, and the longevity and sillage are excellent. Highly recommended if you like the scent of offering flowers.
The creamiest echo of the original. Although I prefer the lightness of the EDT, the EDP brings back that tuberose essence with a creamier nuance, green stems, and a spicy note that gives it body. Tuberose is the star, denser, as if its petals were in a milky veil. The longevity is notable, with a warm and floral sillage that lasts for hours. Watch out: if stored for too long, the formula matures, intensifying and losing freshness. A double-edged sword: more intoxicating but it alters the balance. It dresses the tuberose in a more enveloping and persistent layer.
A party of fresh tuberoses with a touch of musk. Beautiful, one of my favorites from the house. Good longevity, it dilutes gradually around 5 hours; at night it stays close to the skin and usually earns compliments. Highly recommended if you like white flowers.
I love it; sillage and longevity are excellent. The tuberose stands out among the other white flowers. Highly recommended.
Tuberose, rose, and jasmine are basics in my olfactory memory. With Do Son, there’s no ‘could be,’ only ‘is.’ It’s tuberose with a neat and clean touch, without being powdery. If you don’t like white flowers or see them as only feminine, this isn’t for you. But if you close your eyes and imagine spring fields full of tuberose in the early morning, you’ll fall in love. A daytime perfume for any season, cost-effective longevity, and a landmark in clean scents. According to commercial perfumery, it could be more feminine, but for those with a nose free of stereotypes, it’s unisex; after all, gender in perfumes is defined by our prejudices.
La Tuberosa, Rosa, and Jasmine are the pillars of Do Son, creating such a solid structure that it leaves no room for doubt: it’s always exactly what it smells like. It’s a pristine, clean white flower, nothing powdery. If you’re obsessed with white florals or believe they’re only for women, this isn’t for you. But if you close your eyes and imagine those fields of neroli in the early morning, you’ll absolutely love it. It’s a daytime scent, perfect for any season, with longevity that makes up for everything and, for me, marks a milestone in clean scents. Technically, it could be more feminine, but for someone with a light nose regarding stereotypes, it’s unisex; in the end, our prejudices define the gender of perfumes.
For a guy, the EDP is better: it’s less sparkly and more spicy. I like it because it reminds my boyfriend of the Saints’ festivals in Arjona, Andalusia; it moved me a lot. Plus, since I love smoky, spicy, woody jasmine, the tuberose resembles it quite a bit.
For a guy, the EDP is better because it’s less sparkling and more spiced. I love it because it reminds my boyfriend of the Santos festivals in Arjona, Andalusia, and it moved me deeply. Plus, since I’m blown away by the woody, smoky, and spiced jasmine, the neroli smells very similar to it.
I tried this perfume today and I liked the opening a lot, but the transformation didn’t grab me. It’s more subtle; on my skin, the tuberose faded and it remained slightly floral and smoky. It’s not bad, but I prefer sparkly scents, so I stuck with the EDT. For my taste: 8 for the EDP and 9 for the EDT.
I tried this as a base scent today, and honestly, I really liked the opening… but it didn’t quite capture me during its evolution. It’s more subtle; on my skin, the neroli faded, leaving a slightly floral and smoky trail. It’s not bad, but I prefer scents that sparkle, which is why I stuck with the Do Son EDT… for my taste, an 8 for the EDP… and a 9 for the EDT…