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Max455 – :
This is a wonderfully fresh, transparent take on hyacinth. If you’ve ever kept hyacinths indoors, you’ll know how bombastic their scent is – oily, waxy, green and bitter. There’s a hint of that at the opening of Jardin Clos, but there’s also a fresh twist thanks to a splash of watermelon and dewy-sweet lilac. Hyacinth’s powdery facets are present, but are here presented with a deft lightness. Oak moss shows up in the base as an earthy counterpoint to the bright, airy floral heart. It’s cheerful, delightfully wearable and not at all fusty.
DmitryND – :
Very pretty – I get a strong hyacinth note, and a tiny bit of watermelon at the very beginning. It’s fresh and green enough to suit even me. I liked my decant enough to buy a FB and expend my perfume budget for the next 2 months. The longevity is good, it lasts for about 6 hours on me, sillage is moderate.
lisijs – :
Very strong hyacint and very strong oakmoss, could also be booze.
Earthy in a way that remind me of the end of fall, rainy och goo-ey outside.
No watermelon whatsoever. Maybe more suitable for a 45+ person.
pahey – :
Bright fresh flowers with dirty ashtray underneath. Not sure what happened there but this one completely fails to work for me.
myrtelo – :
I love this fragrance! It’s especially divine when it’s worn with patchouli essential oil!
dj70 – :
Not very extraordinary think as the price “exige”.Its jus another aquatic and also cheap scented perfume.
spt88 – :
Diptyque JARDIN CLOS is aptly named, for this is a floral greenhouse perfume, with lots of flowers complete with stems and leaves all exuding oxygen faster than you can breathe! I’ve sampled a few other greenhouse perfumes in my travels through the world of perfume, and this one is considerably milder than some of the others—including one by Calypso St. Barth—which are a bit overwhelming. JARDIN CLOS, in contrast, is very well-behaved. Floral, yes. Green, yes. But both in a pleasing way.
JARDIN CLOS is more green and less brown than EAU DE LIERRE, and for some reason presents an orchid-like facet to my nose. As I wore JARDIN CLOS earlier today I was even reminded of Lalique FLORA BELLA, but in a side-by-side comparison tonight, I must say that they are very different compositions. Both are very floral, but the Diptyque is very green as well, while the Lalique, when lightly applied, has more of a tropical vibe and is not at all green. FLORA BELLA packs a powerful punch and must be sparingly applied in order to enjoy its layered beauty. (Overapplied, it becomes something of an orchid nightmare.) Forced to choose between the two, I’d have to take FLORA BELLA, but JARDIN CLOS is a fine floral green with a slightly soapy edge in the drydown which I can commend to anyone who likes the greener perfumes of that genre.
In terms of greenness, this composition is still quite a bit milder than MA GRIFFE (Carven), FUTUR (Robert Piguet) and CARILLON POUR UN ANGE (Tauer). Not sure that I know any men would wear JARDIN CLOS, despite the house’s claim that this is unisex.
balamut84 – :
I can hardly imagine this scen on a men…:) It’s truly feminin “spring-goddess-odor”.:)
It’s strange, because after when I put it on, the first note what I smelled it was clear hyacint aroma. Very strong and totally dominant. This scent is a little playful miracle.:) After a few minutes I begin to feel clearly the lilac aromas, but in a bit aquatic way,(maybe the watermelon??) the cedar and oakmoss makes the scent complete and warm.
Earthy floral happiness.
Ан_дрей – :
I don’t get any watermelon which is a good thing, because I have doubts that this note I could like.
So – what do I get? At the opening I get wonderful, dreamy and fresh lilac flowers. In my parents house there is lovely garden with around 20 lilac shrubs. At spring when they start to bloom the scent is absolutely amazing. This is what I get most out of Jardin Clos.
There is some strange stuff lingering now and then, it’s not unpleasant, but I can’t tell what is it.
For me it’s extremely gentle and feminine and perfect reminder of spring.
I’ve tested some of the Diptyque perfumes some time earlier, but never found them alluring. Now – smelling this I’ve understood that it was because of the citruses not because of the brand.
This is amazing.
UnSlayerR – :
I got a sample of this and it is lovely. I did not detect the watermelon note but found it to be a lovely hyacinth with distinct lilac. The woody notes are subtle but add to the composition. It lasted several hours on my skin and it is still pleasantly fragrant after 3 days on a cotton round. Definitely worth a full bottle.
Biovital – :
Way too strong I had to give it away. Not what I was expecting.
energ – :
What’s wrong with Jardin Clos is hard to pin down, But nah it doesn’t work for me.It starts with a strange watermellon note, then it turns into a tender hyacinth soliflore and the only moment that i like it is only before the fadeaway when it’s mossy and earthy.