Do Son Eau de Parfum

$255.00

Diptyque's founders named this one after a stretch of coast in northern Vietnam where the tuberoses grew wild by the sea, and the EDP still carries that memory of restraint. Tuberose and orange blossom open together, heady but never thick, and jasmine settles in without pushing either note aside.

Why We Carry This

Most tuberose fragrances go big and stay there. Do Son is the rare one that treats the flower with some distance, letting amberwood hold the base so the whole thing reads clean rather than tropical. Fabrice Pellegrin's 2013 update of his own 2005 formula is proof a perfumer can improve on something already good.