Diptyque
L'Eau Papier
A tribute to paper, creativity and self-expression
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Description
L'Eau Papier, when the imagination is set free and dreams become reality. For this creation, Diptyque pays tribute to the power of paper and celebrates creativity and self-expression, a carte blanche for imagination. The accord created by Fabrice Pellegrin, with musk as a top note mixed with rice vapor, calls for a soft immagination, which is then contrasted by notes of mimosa symbolizing the creative impulse. This signature of patience is gradually revealed and then releases chords of blond wood that recalls the origin of the Paper.
L'Eau Papier, when the imagination is set free and dreams become reality. For this creation, Diptyque pays tribute to the power of paper and celebrates creativity and self-expression, a carte blanche for imagination. The accord created by Fabrice Pellegrin, with musk as a top note mixed with rice vapor, calls for a soft immagination, which is then contrasted by notes of mimosa symbolizing the creative impulse. This signature of patience is gradually revealed and then releases chords of blond wood that recalls the origin of the Paper.
notes
| families | floral, woody |
|---|---|
| head notes | Pink pepper, Rice, White musk |
| heart notes | Mimosa |
| base notes | Blond Wood, Coumarin, ISO E Super, Sandalwood |
List of ingredients
- Alcohol denat. (sd alcohol 40-b) - parfum (fragrance)- aqua (water) - hydroxycitronellal - ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate - limonene - ethylhexyl salicylate - butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane - linalool - citronellol - geraniol - citral - bht.
*this list may change over time.
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