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Diptyque Volutes, EDT or EDP?

post #1 of 9
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Hi All,

Have you tried Diptyque Volutes?

Which version do you prefer? the EDT or the EDP? and why?
post #2 of 9
I prefer the EDT.
post #3 of 9
I own the EDP version. Personally I don't think there's much difference between the two in terms of scent. Not sure about the longevity. The EDP version is average I'd say.
post #4 of 9
I own the edt, haven't tried the edp. Longevity is high for me.
post #5 of 9
I prefer the EdT, it's not as sweet. I found longevity similar for both.
post #6 of 9
I actually got better longevity in the EDT. Prefer the smell of the EDP. :/
post #7 of 9
EDP has more saffron and spices whereas EDT has more tobacco.

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Photo of description I took from SA's training manual provided by Diptyque.

post #8 of 9
so is edp is more spicy then? i still cannot imagine this scent. Is it something sweet layer with spices or something fresh like spice bomb? or could it be similar trait to tobacco vanilla? anyone please...
post #9 of 9
I've only tried the EDP.

At first I thought it was a direct copy of Chergui. As it wears on, I'm reminded more of Lubin's Idole. So, in a sense, it is "spice lite," rich and sweet, and not fresh at all. While not a heavy perfume, it is a "heavy" odor. Lovely, but not groundbreaking, nor is it deserving of all the press it gets, being SO post-Chergui/Idole.
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