Tam Dao-Diptyque samples & decants -Scent Split


Our Diptyque Tam Dao samples and decants are rebottled by Scent Split from genuine fragrance bottles. Scent Split is a wholly independent entity not affiliated, connected, or associated with Diptyque.


Tam Dao

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$3.99 USD

by Diptyque

Original bottle not included with purchase. Scent Split rebottles the genuine fragrance into smaller bottles.

  • 1ml Sample
  • 2ml Glass Spray
  • 5ml Glass Spray
  • 9ml Glass Spray
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    Tam Dao by Diptyque is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance for women and men. Tam Dao was launched in 2003. Top notes are rose, myrtle and italian cypress; middle notes are sandalwood and cedar; base notes are spices, amber, white musk and brazilian rosewood.

    NOTES

    Goa sandalwood, rosewood, cypress, ambergris


     

     

     

     

     

     

    Customer Reviews

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    Areej
    A lighter version of the EDP

    Perhaps I’m not as experienced when it comes to perfumes but I didn’t notice a considerable difference between the scent in the EDP and EDT. Perfumes always appear differently on others so definitely check it on your skin, but otherwise the EDP just lasted longer and projected more than the EDT for me.

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    Liz Bendure

    Great repackaging. Love the scent! Thanks!

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    kira zhang

    Tam Dao

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    Lauren Lovellette
    Loved it!

    Scent split is amazing, although the bottles are pretty small. Loved Tam Dao, and will be purchasing a bottle of it.

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    Nicole
    The EDT is the best

    I'm a Tam Dao devotee and much prefer the EDT to the EDP. I realize this is a contentious topic in the perfume world, which is just a world I'm oddly experiencing as a broke outsider. Tam Dao is simple, soft, warm, and beautiful. I don't understand the comparisons to Santal 33 at all... Santal 33 is all Palo Santo (I'm sorry.. "secret ingredient") ...I mean, burn a stick of Palo Santo and you have Santal 33. If you know anyone who works with the wood spiritually you likely also feel like Santal 33 is a single-note Palo Santo oil. Tam Dao, on the other hand, is soft sandalwood, cedar, and the warmest, most velvety bed of baby herbs. It lacks the gingery sharpness of the EDP version, which is why I prefer it. I'm endlessly confused by the people who list their experiences as the opposite about the EDT vs the EDP. EDT is the cozy one! And for some reason it lasts longer on me than the EDP. True story.

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