Diptyque - Voile Satin - Satin Oil for Body and Hair
The gentle effects of jasmine perfectly enhance the beauty of body and hair. Skin is soothed, becoming soft and velvety, and hair is made vibrant and shiny.
Its light, silky texture, with a base of avocado oil and refined urucum oil, pampers the skin with its moisturizing, nourishing, and regenerating properties, while slowing down the aging process. The warm, sweet, and spicy notes of jasmine grandiflorum, ylang-ylang, and saffron add a sensual touch.
The Art of Body Care
Driven by a passion for travel and discovery, Diptyque explores the path to rare and precious essences from the Mediterranean to the gateways of the Orient.
The art of body care takes us on a true sensory journey. Each of these destinations inspired a skincare product with its beneficial ingredients, fragrance, and expression. The body care range is a poetic experience, a sensual product line for the well-being of body and soul…
Diptyque
Three friends – the Scottish painter Desmond Knox-Leet, the stage designer Yves Coueslant, and Christiane Gautrot, who worked in an architect's office – made a decision in the early 1960s. What ultimately led them to open a home decor shop on the Boulevard Saint-Germain in Paris in 1961 can only be speculated. The trio's plan, however, was to offer printed cotton fabrics, furniture, and imported English perfumes. The latter sold exceptionally well, so producing their own scented candle promised the perfect blend of ambiance and fragrance.
For over 40 years, Diptyque has produced a refined collection of eaux de toilette with a distinctive signature. Inspired by nature and travel – the forgotten taste of a particular fruit, the richness of a tree resin, an exotic spice, sweet and delicately scented blossoms, the fragrant depths of a balsam, and the subtle notes of wood.
Prominent customers come and go from the boutique, such as Elton John, who secures his fragrance supply there, Donatella Versace loves to sniff "Pomander" with her aesthetically corrected nose, and Karl Lagerfeld prefers "Cinnamon" and "Heliotrope" to scent his premises in a manner befitting his status.
© Out of love for fragrance ( hb )