Diptyque
Eau de Minthé
The nymph Minthé, the origin of the word "mint"
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Description
According to Greek mythology, perfumes often form idylls and metamorphoses. Thus, the mint owes its inimitable scent to the nymph Minthé, changed into a fragrant leaf by the god Hades. Diptyque reinterprets the classic accord fougère, through the mint. In this perfume, the freshness of the mint is underlined by the geranium which shares with the latter common molecules. Patchouli brings depth to this duo.
According to Greek mythology, perfumes often form idylls and metamorphoses. Thus, the mint owes its inimitable scent to the nymph Minthé, changed into a fragrant leaf by the god Hades. Diptyque reinterprets the classic accord fougère, through the mint. In this perfume, the freshness of the mint is underlined by the geranium which shares with the latter common molecules. Patchouli brings depth to this duo.
notes
| families | fern, aromatic |
|---|---|
| head notes | Mint |
| heart notes | Geranium, Lavender |
| base notes | Cedar, Coumarin, Sandalwood |
List of ingredients
- alcohol denat. (sd alcohol 39-c)
- parfum (fragrance)
- aqua (water)
- isoeugenol
- benzylbenzoate
- butylmethoxydibenzoylmethane
- bht
- tocopherol. vol. 79°
*this list may change over time.
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Diptyque
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