Diptyque
Do Son Huile de douche
Diptyque
Do Son Huile de douche
Do Son has the delicacy and persistence of a childhood memory in Indochina.
As a child, Yves Coueslant, one of the founders of the House, spent his summers by the sea, in the pagodon his father had built at Do Son in Along Bay.
Far from the sweaty heat of the great port of Haiphong, the air was cooler there.
The sea breeze carried with it the scent of the tuberose trees, their intoxicating and gently spicy scents that her mother loved so much.
A memory of flowers, between lightness and voluptuousness.
Delivery
Each order is unique and we always take great pleasure in preparing them with the utmost care. For orders above 150€ in the Benelux, we do not charge delivery costs.
For the delivery conditions for other countries, follow this link, in order to know the shipping rates. For deliveries outside Europe, please contact our e-shop service at the following e-mail address: sales@senteursdailleurs.com.
The story
Born in exuberant, ebullient Saint Germain, Paris, in 1961 Diptyque is a creator of singular perfumes for the self and the home, scented skincare products, desirable decorative objects and olfactory stories that set the imagination free. Striking a balance between reverie and reality, Diptyque extends an invitation to this rich, evocative universe this interplay of fragrance, illustration and mesmerising graphism in which are distilled memories of places loved or dreamed of, of moments lived, of journeys shared.
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Haute Parfumerie - Haute Cosmetique & Institut
1050 Bruxelles
Belgium
T +32 (0)2 511 69 69
Our shops are open from
Monday until Saturday from 10.00 till 18.30
Exceptional opening hours during the end of year holidays
Open on Sunday
17/12: 12.30 to 18.00
24/12: 10.00 to 15.00
(Closed on tuesday 02/01/24))
Do Son has the delicacy and persistence of a childhood memory in Indochina.
As a child, Yves Coueslant, one of the founders of the House, spent his summers by the sea, in the pagodon his father had built at Do Son in Along Bay.
Far from the sweaty heat of the great port of Haiphong, the air was cooler there.
The sea breeze carried with it the scent of the tuberose trees, their intoxicating and gently spicy scents that her mother loved so much.
A memory of flowers, between lightness and voluptuousness.