Philosykos
Philosykos brings together fig, fig leaf, and fig tree. Start with the eau de toilette, then compare its profile with the eau de parfum.
Explore fragrance ↗Diptyque began in Paris in 1961, bringing together art, nature, and the curiosity of three friends. That creative background offers a way into its fragrances: start with a landscape, a material, or a memory. In this selection, Philosykos explores fig through fruit, leaf, and tree, while Tam Dao puts sandalwood and cedar at the heart of its eau de toilette. Follow the notes that interest you, meet the perfumers behind the scents, and compare concentrations before choosing what to try. This catalog includes standard releases, limited editions, and other fragrance formats; it is not a live inventory or a claim to cover every release.
Philosykos · Eau de toilette ↗103 records from the supplied dataset, including separate editions and formats. This is not a current retail inventory. 57 records have an unconfirmed concentration; 45 have no perfumer recorded. Existing credits remain catalog entries unless separately verified.
Philosykos brings together fig, fig leaf, and fig tree. Start with the eau de toilette, then compare its profile with the eau de parfum.
Explore fragrance ↗Tam Dao eau de toilette lists sandalwood and cedar in its heart notes. Use it as a starting point for the woody side of the house.
Explore fragrance ↗Meet L’Eau Papier, with Fabrice Pellegrin listed as its perfumer. Explore its notes and accords alongside the fig and wood themes here.
Explore fragrance ↗Explore a scent from a different angle.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Akiko Kamei in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Alexandra Carlin in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Cecile Matton in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Daniel Moliere in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Desmond Knox-Leet in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Fabrice Pellegrin in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Natalie Gracia-Cetto in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Olivia Giacobetti in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Olivier Pescheux in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Quentin Bisch in this catalog.
Meet the perfumerExplore fragrances credited to Serge Kalouguine in this catalog.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Citrus · White floral · Fresh spicy.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Green · Citrus · Woody.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Eau de parfum
Tuberose · White floral · Musky.
2 versions shown · 2 in this catalog

White floral · Tuberose · Animalic.

White floral · Tuberose · Musky.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Solid perfume
White floral · Tuberose · Animalic.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Eau de parfum
Rose · Patchouli · Woody.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Solid perfume
Patchouli · Rose · Woody.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Citrus · Lavender · Musky.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Citrus · Aromatic · Fresh spicy.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Fresh spicy · Lavender · Aromatic.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Eau de toilette
Green · Fresh · Woody.
1 version shown · 1 in this catalog

Eau de parfum
Fresh spicy · Aromatic · Green.
Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Montadre-Gautrot, and Yves Coueslant opened Diptyque at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain. Their shop brought together their own designs and objects discovered on their travels.
Fragrance became another expression of that creative partnership. Nature, travel, and graphic art remain central to the house’s identity, connecting the scent inside a bottle with the imagery around it.
The three founders open their shop at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain.
The first candles introduce hawthorn, cinnamon, and tea.
L’Eau draws on a historic spiced recipe, beginning the house’s personal-fragrance collection.
In this preview, Philosykos and Tam Dao each have eau de toilette and eau de parfum entries. Compare the notes and performance votes for the exact version you are considering; concentration alone cannot tell you which you will prefer.
Compare Philosykos EDT and EDP ↗Diptyque opened in Paris in 1961, at 34 boulevard Saint-Germain.
Desmond Knox-Leet, Christiane Montadre-Gautrot, and Yves Coueslant founded the house together.
L’Eau, released in 1968, was the house’s first eau de toilette.
Yes. Diptyque identifies L’Eau Papier as an eau de toilette. The perfumer is Fabrice Pellegrin.
No. These 103 catalog records include older releases and different formats. They are not a complete brand inventory or confirmation of current stock.
Compare the specific versions and sample them on skin. A concentration label alone does not establish longevity or which version you will prefer.