The same flower in different light
Diptyque’s Do Son collection provides a precise example for exploring tuberose. The eau de parfum is presented with jasmine, orange blossom and amberwood nuances; the eau de toilette evokes a marine accord. These differences show how a change of version can alter the surroundings of a flower, beyond the concentration designation alone.
The balm creates another kind of contact
Do Son also comes as a refillable solid perfume, applied directly to skin following the house’s instructions. This format revisits the floral theme through a different gesture. When choosing between presentations, give as much attention to the olfactory result as to the way you enjoy applying fragrance throughout an ordinary day.