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L'Eau De Néroli EDT(2008)
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Diptyque’s L'Eau de Néroli, launched in 2008, is a fresh, citrus‑aromatic Eau de Toilette that highlights bright bergamot and lemon verbena before unfolding into a clean neroli heart accented by orange blossom.
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This scent's orange blossom note was reportedly the only perfume Louis XIV could tolerate by the end of his life.
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Diptyque’s L'Eau de Néroli, launched in 2008, is a fresh, citrus‑aromatic Eau de Toilette that highlights bright bergamot and lemon verbena before unfolding into a clean neroli heart accented by orange blossom. The dry‑down settles on a subtle, warm base of beeswax and white musk over cedar, giving it a gentle, almost soap‑like finish. The fragrance’s understated elegance and crisp, unisex profile have made it a quiet staple for warm‑weather wear.
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Top notes
Heart notes
Egyptian Pelargonium
Egyptian Pelargonium
Base notes
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