Diptyque Paris En Fleur Candle

[affiliate/sample] I still have roses on my rose trees at the front of my house – I’m not enough of a gardener to know whether this is usual or not but I suspect perhaps not. That said, my cherry tree is flowering too so maybe spring has arrived early for us :-). Diptyque’s January smile-maker is Paris En Fleur, an absolute celebration of roses and power-packed in terms of scent, unlike my wan winter blooms.

Diptyque Paris En Fleur Candle

If you like a big boom of rose, it’s for you. There is patchouli in the mix which heightens its power but doesn’t detract from that sweet and clear floral scent.

Diptyque Paris En Fleur Candle

I had it burning in my kitchen yesterday infusing a joyful freshness that permeated the entire room and the surrounding two rooms – I think it’s maybe their most powerful yet or perhaps I love the scent of rose so much that I’m more attuned to it but this limited edition candle is very generous. The box and candle illustrations are a celebration of art nouveau, designed by Pierre Marie, to highlight Paris’s many architectural highlights in this style. It’s £53 for the 190g candle HERE, and there is a scented oval that might be rather lovely for the car or wardrobe. Non affiliate HERE. While I was checking stockist info on SpaceNK, I noticed a couple of extraordinary bargains – one, the REN Summer Skin Care Set HERE, down from £63 to £26.50 containing Evercalm Cleanser, Evercalm Moisturiser and Clean Screen SPF50. One to snap up and use straight away as well as By Terry Hydra Eclat Serum down from £76 to £38 HERE. In fact, there is quite a lot of notoriously expensive By Terry skin care at roughly half price.


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5 responses to “Diptyque Paris En Fleur Candle”

  1. Catherine

    Hi Jane. The candle looks SO pretty – but I’m trying to stop using commercial candles because I read an article in the guardian about how non-smoking women are dying of lung cancer in the UK suspected causes included inhaling more cooking fumes, cleaning product fumes and scented air products – such as candles, incense etc…..:-( Have been experimenting with clean, home scenting…..

    Oh – yes, it is unusual to have roses at this time of year. I have them too – they haven’t stopped flowing since spring…..

    1. Jane

      Hi Catherine! Glad it’s not just me with roses in full flow and also hoping it’s not going to affect the summer blooming. I understand your choice :-).

  2. Cal

    That looks so lovely, and rose is beckoning me early this year. (I’m intrigued and enticed too by the new Diptyque scent, which is rose, patchouli and bergamot if I remember right.) How fab to have roses blooming now, just what January needs. Thanks for this, I might have a rose splurge immediately, for the boost it always brings.

  3. Leanne

    Not one for me then Jane. Haha couldn’t resist #ifyouknowyouknow 😉

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