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Diptyque

Do Son (EDP)

2013

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Versions Timeline

2013

Do Son (Original Release)

Price Range
$165 – $255

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Fabrice Pellegrin

"Do Son Eau de Parfum is a lush white-floral fragrance centered on tuberose. Orange blossom and jasmine brighten the composition, giving the creamy floral heart a fresher and more radiant character. Amberwood contributes a soft woody foundation that helps balance the floral intensity. The overall style is elegant, sensual, and polished rather than overtly sweet or heavily dramatic. Do Son is designed as a gender-inclusive fragrance and works particularly well for those who enjoy expressive floral scents. Its character remains recognizable from the opening through the drydown, with the tuberose maintaining the central role."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Summer
Fall

Ideal Weather

Mild
Humid
Sunny
Windy

Moods

Elegant
Sensual
Sophisticated
Romantic
Alluring
Confident

Occasions

Date
Dinner
Daily Use
Vacation
Formal
Night Out

Fun Facts

Do Son was inspired by memories of summer in Do Son, Vietnam, where tuberose is associated with the coastal landscape.

The fragrance is available in both Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum interpretations, with this entry covering the Eau de Parfum.

AI Generated

Aromatic Profile

0m/8h
Top Notes
1x
FloralFreshCreamyWoody

Notes

tuberose
orange blossom
jasmine
amberwood

Performance

Longevity
80%

Long-lasting (6-8h)

Sillage
70%

Strong

Reviews Summary

“Do Son Eau de Parfum is generally regarded as a creamy, elegant white-floral fragrance with a prominent tuberose character. Orange blossom and jasmine add freshness and radiance, while the drydown is often described as soft, musky, and woody. Some wearers experience the composition as lush, powdery, or slightly synthetic and sticky in the drydown, while admirers value its refined, balanced, and highly wearable tuberose style.”

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