Frequently Asked Questions about L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque
What does L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque smell like?
L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque features top notes of Cardamom, Carnation, and Pepper, middle notes of Caraway, Coriander, and Nutmeg, and base notes of Patchouli.
Who created L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque?
L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque was created by Serge Kalouguine.
When was L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque released?
L'Autre Eau de Toilette by Diptyque was released in 1973.
L'Autre Eau de Toilette, from Diptyque was released in 1973. The perfumer behind this creation is Serge Kalouguine. It has the top notes of Cardamom, Carnation, and Pepper, middle notes of Caraway, Coriander, and Nutmeg, and base notes of Patchouli.
Oh my, it shouldn't work, but it's incredible. A massive blast of sweaty spices and cleaning product citrus assaults the senses, before rapidly giving way to a creamy blend of citrus and spices. It's soft and tender after the first 5 minutes, like a raging toddler who's suddenly calmed down. There's no base to speak of, so the journey is remarkably short for something so loud at first, but this lends itself to layering, and if it stayed like the opening for too long it would be oppressive. I've just layered this with ample soaky sprays of the heavily discontinued Fate Woman (a moment of behaving like I have the ability to shit out bank notes), and I'm in heaven. Update: it's Jean Marie Farina but maxed up to 1000!
Oh my, it shouldn't work, but it's incredible. A massive blast of sweaty spices and cleaning product citrus assaults the senses, before rapidly giving way to a creamy blend of citrus and spices. It's soft and tender after the first 5 minutes, like a raging toddler who's suddenly calmed down. There's no base to speak of, so the journey is remarkably short for something so loud at first, but this lends itself to layering, and if it stayed like the opening for too long it would be oppressive. I've just layered this with ample soaky sprays of the heavily discontinued Fate Woman (a moment of behaving like I have the ability to shit out bank notes), and I'm in heaven. Update: it's Jean Marie Farina but maxed up to 1000!