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Orphéon Eau de Parfum
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Orphéon Eau de Parfum by Diptyque is a woody-chypre fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2021, this composition is signed by Olivier Pescheux. The top note features juniper berries, while the floral heart is built around jasmine. The base reveals a dry-down of talc, cedar, and tonka bean.
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Juniper Berries
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Corazón
jasmine
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Base
talc notes
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- Positivo 83%
- Neutral 11%
- Negativo 6.1%
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I was desperate to try it, looking for a prominent, spiced, woody jasmine, without mixing it with tobacco. I thought this came close to what I was seeking. Update: 27th March, I couldn’t resist and bought it on the spot. I was between Olende, Douson EDP, and this one, though I plan to buy Douson as well. It’s spectacular. I expected something different given the Fragrantica comments about a smoky, bar-like smell, but although it is smoky, it smells much cleaner, with a strong jasmine heart. A 10.
Excellent fragrance. Fresh, clean, and elegant all at once. Smells like just out of the shower with a very fine soap. Recommended for those who like to smell clean.
A woody, powdery fragrance based on jasmine. I bought it recently, though I already knew it from samples, so it’s going to sleep on the shelf for a few months waiting for its moment. Extreme heat devours it literally in minutes, so it’s not suitable for summer or winter; it’s for temperate periods. It’s elegant and gentle, with a clean, tidy scent. No one will be surprised, as jasmine lives in its heart, one of the cleanest flowers, alongside powdery notes and juniper berries that give it a charming personality. Despite being a niche scent, it’s hard not to like it. Regarding performance, one must wait: in summer it has none, but spring samples performed well, lasting hours on the wrist. Its greatest drawback is projection, not longevity. It is undeniably unisex and suitable for work. Very versatile. Anecdote: for me, it doesn’t smell of a bar or club, neither now nor in its original era. If that was the idea, they have created something very different, which might scare you if you only read the description. Now it sleeps for a few months, and when the time comes, we shall speak.
Curious that Diptyque’s most famous scent is the overrated Philosykos, with that smell of overripe fig (nothing like Acqua di Parma’s Fico di Amalfi); the success of Philosykos has eclipsed the world’s finest clean, white perfume: Eau de Sens. If I had to choose a second from the brand, it would be Orphéon, allegedly inspired by a Parisian bar. I didn’t realise Parisian bars smelled of luxury soap, as the smokiness is barely noticeable (thank goodness). It’s a classic chypre with extra cleanliness and elegance. An exquisite aroma, the signature scent of a private doctor or solicitor who wants to make an impression. At €140/75ml, I’d go for Eau de Sens: less expensive, more exclusive, unisex, with far better longevity and projection. If money isn’t an issue, Orphéon is exquisite, but it won’t surprise you with anything new.
Is Amouage Reflection Man getting too expensive for you? Switch to this instead. Identical quality, a different (and equally beautiful) scent, and much cheaper. It reminds me of Ormonde Man, another gem, but Orphéon is cleaner and more elegant, which is saying something.
From the very first moment, it reminded me of entering a bathroom after someone had showered with the classic ‘Moussel’ gel. To my taste, too much projection. It’s very pleasant but at the same time a bit overwhelming for me. Nevertheless, I think it’s an extremely elegant perfume and I feel neat when I wear it.
Another pretty and simple creation from Diptyque, which rarely fails. I’m more interested in it than the acclaimed Eau des Sens. This is more barber-like, with that semi-salinity of vintage shaving foam and body gel. It’s a fine exercise in winter nostalgia that brings back childhood memories of masculine talc. Impressions of shaving brushes, balms, and lotions come and go. It’s suitable for simply smelling good without fussing or annoying, very for day, and fits any season due to its melancholic neutrality.
Another beautiful, simple creation from Diptyque, which rarely fails. This Orphéon interests me more than the esteemed Eau de Sens. This is more of a barbershop, with that semi-salinity of shaving foam. Barbershop and vintage body gel. Yes, in the end, I think it’s a fine exercise in nostalgia, pretty and wintry. It brings back memories of childhood with men’s talcum powder. Impressions of freshly used shaving brushes, balms, and bath lotions come and go. I see it as suitable for simply smelling good without fussing or annoying others, very much for daywear, and fits any season due to its melancholic neutrality.
Orphéon is a bar of soap made into perfume. The first time, it tickled my nose due to how powdery it was; I perceived a thousand things. Now it smells linear but rich, like a Dove Roll-On deodorant. I love it, although I consider it too simple; sometimes it seems you’re not wearing perfume but deodorant, yet there are moments when it’s perfect. When you want to project a neat, simple, and impartial image, as in an interview or the office, few things match it. Beware of the sprays: although it doesn’t seem so, it projects quite a bit and lasts hours.
A beautiful fragrance inspired by the meetings of the three Diptyque creators in the legendary Orphéon bar in Paris. It’s supposed to evoke satin curtains, dry wood, and diners’ perfumes… but none of that is noticeable when you smell it. For me, it represents a neat and noble person: radiant cleanliness, white curtains, plush armchairs, a pale bar of soap, Roman baths, and grey marble. Added to powdered talc and a faint sweetness of tonka bean. The cedar helps that dry sensation, and the juniper gives a certain bitterness, but far from the usual herbal note. It is cleanliness, comfort, and serenity. Good performance, moderate projection (welcome). Another great fragrance from the house.
A beautiful fragrance inspired by the meetings of the three creators of Diptyque in a cosmopolitan Parisian night club, the famous Orpheon bar, now closed. It is supposed to evoke the elegant satin drapes, the dry wood of the furniture, the delicate perfumes of the diners, the breath of alcohol and cigarettes… from all this visual experience, you get no idea when smelling Orphéon. For me, it is the perfect representation of a neat and noble person, radiant cleanliness, soft white drapes, and white velvet armchairs. An immaculate pale bar of soap, crystal-clear Roman baths, vaporous waters, and polished greyish marbles, plus a powdery sensation of body talcum and a faint vanilla tonka sweetness in the base. Cedar helps with the dry perception of the talcum, and juniper berries add bitterness to the opening, but far from the usual herbal/acidic notes. Orphéon is cleanliness, evoking comfort and serenity, with much charm. Its performance on skin is good, although the projection is moderate, which is appreciated for its refinement. Another great fragrance from Diptyque.
On my skin, it smells like luxurious shower gel: initially clean and soapy, then creamy, like when the cosmetic melts into the skin. Initially very green and aromatic, it later turns sweet due to the tonka bean. It’s clearly powdery but not excessively dusty, and certainly not smoky. An exquisite clean aroma. I didn’t know it was inspired by a Parisian bar; blindfolded, I’d never guess it. I see it as super versatile, elegant, and 100% unisex. It lasts about 7 hours with moderate projection. I’ve read it’s a bomb, but it’s not my case. A very good creation from Diptyque.
Orphéon was born as a classic. It’s the best of the house for overall quality, not complexity. A juniper and powdery jasmine accord over musk and cedar creates a delicious fantasy with fruity, aromatic, and ambergris highlights, finished with precision. It’s perfect for everything: a rich aroma, a trail several metres wide without being intrusive. It lasts 10-12 hours without being heavy, ideal for summer as it’s refreshing. Elegant yet casual, with the charm of not wanting to go unnoticed. The first time you like it, the second time you ask for a third, and when you’re halfway through, you understand you need to stock up. Obligatory, yes or no.
It’s the best of Diptyque. It has a classic air but isn’t ‘old-fashioned’; they’ve liberalised the talc to make it ‘elegant and neat’, not something antique. It delivers what many seek: smelling clean and luxurious (expensive bar soap). It’s moderately linear, revolving around talc and cedar with a floral touch, all very united. Very unisex, slightly more masculine for me. Projection and longevity are decent, and although it costs 140 euros for 75ml, there are worse things. Wearing Orphéon projects neatness and style. Highly recommended, especially in autumn.
At first, the opening is a bit sharp and very soapy, but within seconds, the jasmine and tonka bean soften everything. It smells clean, yes, like the classic Moussel. It’s good, but I only recommend it if you’re looking for simple, powdery perfumes that smell freshly washed.
I’m absolutely smitten and it gets me going: fresh, light, almost airy, and soapy. It’s one of those you’d wear every day. The only flaw: it doesn’t last. After a few minutes, I barely notice it; I have to bury my nose in my arm to smell myself and almost eat it. Nobody comments on this; some people say it lasts 7 hours… I don’t know if I’m hallucinating. I love it, but what’s the point of spending 180 euros on 75ml if you can’t even smell yourself? A pity.
Diptyque has nailed it with its turn towards minimalist niche. In a world of beige aesthetics and austere lines, Orphéon is the ultimate expression: clean, simple, and unisex, yet with true luxury quality. The soapy opening can be overwhelming, but if you enjoy that profile, luminous flowers emerge within minutes to define it. It goes from your wedding to the gym. Designing it seems easy, but it isn’t. A 10 for the house.
The triumph of minimalism. Diptyque evolves towards a niche of simple, discreet profiles. In an era of beige aesthetics, grey tones, and basic lines, the brand has hit the mark. Orphéon is the ultimate expression of this: clean, simple, unisex, but with high-quality nuances. The opening is soapy, perhaps excessively so, but it’s no problem if you like it. A few minutes later, it dries out and luminous flowers appear, giving it the distinctive touch. Occasions? Many. From your wedding to the gym. The design seems easy, but it isn’t. A 10 for Diptyque.