Orphéon - Perfumed cleansing body gel

Orphéon now includes a new ritual - a cleansing gel featuring an olfactory tribute to a legendary bar frequented by the founders of Diptyque.

• Made in France

  All of our skincare products are made in France.

• Recycling instructions

  The plastic bottle and cardboard box are recyclable. Please remove the pump from the bottle and dispose of them in the appropriate recycling bins.

A gel texture that transforms into a rich, creamy foam, gently cleansing the skin while respecting its natural balance. Thoughtfully crafted, it leaves the skin feeling soft, moisturized, and refreshed.

aqua/water/eau - sodium cocoyl alaninate - lauryl glucoside - cocamidopropyl betaine - parfum (fragrance) – glycerin - benzyl alcohol - tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes - citric acid - sodium gluconate – linalool - benzyl salicylate - citrus limon peel oil – limonene - dehydroacetic acid – coumarin - alpha-isomethyl ionone - juniperus virginiana oil – pinene – hydroxycitronellal – citronellol - pogostemon cablin oil - linalyl acetate

Diptyque regularly updates its product ingredient lists. Before use, please refer to the packaging for the most current information and confirm that the ingredients are suitable for your personal use.

Matter becomes scent, scent becomes matter.

The Fragrance Gestures are inspired by the history of perfume, reimagining textures to create a fresh approach to personal scent. Invisible notes become sensual, ethereal scents take shape. Each gesture is crafted with a precise concentration to deliver the finest olfactory experience, whether worn alone or layered with others, depending on the moment and the desire.

Orphéon is a smoky portrait of a blooming creative friendship in a bygone Parisian bar. Here, the three founders of the nearby Diptyque boutique gathered to dance, laugh, and converse.
An unforgettable time and place, recognisable through an air of tonka bean and juniper berries, mingling with tobacco smoke and vintage cosmetics, lingering on burnished wood.