Olene Eau de Toilette

I absolutely love it, it's my all time favourite, I hope they release an EDP version soon!!!

Only true floral enjoyers can handle this photorealistic field of pure blooming wildflowers 💐🦌 it's just like walking through a meadow covered in white flowers and fresh dewy leaves. Absolutely gorgeous, and I owe it for launching my floral obsession.

Every time I stop by the store I HAVE to get a whiff of this perfume. I am coutning down the DAYS I can make this scent mine. This is the BEST high end perfume if you're looking for a classical jasmine. NOT any white floral- JASMINES in particular. Which- for me at least, is so difficult to come by because most white florals focus on tuberose. Not this guy. Such a beautiful sweet scent- almost syrupy at first (because of the honey suckle). And then once it dries you have the best jasmine bush scent. If you're looking for a sweet white floral- look no further. My only comment- I wish it would last longer 3. White florals tend to die down rather quick unfortunately. You would need to reapply for strong sillage and logenivity.

Jasmin&wisteria Good !! I got a goosebump once i saw the release date I’ve never liked such an old scent The oldest i like is l’eau d’issey miyake women and I thought I will not get further It does smell like the good old authentic Egyptian jasmine but no way this wasn’t released in 1988 !!!!!

I adore this - to me, it smells like the purest jasmine, lightly supported by other flowers. It's super light and sophisticated and has somehow "clean" quality. Fantastic!

This is just an incredible fragrance. For me, it smells like wisteria and honeysuckle after a rain. It's light and moist, perfect for spring. The fragrance doesn't shout, but it beckons you. I want to mention that there's not a single hint of sweetness. (I personally enjoy this, but it may not be to everyone's taste) Yes, the jasmine is indeed present, but I feel it's more of a backdrop for the wisteria and honeysuckle. I would definitely want to have this fragrance in my collection.

Wonderful. I can really smell the honeysuckle it smells like my childhood. Very nostalgic

My favorite Jasmine sent. It feels like you go everywhere with a bouquet of Jasmine. Perfect for daily.

A extremely photorealistic floral. Jasmine dominant, but you can smell the other flowers underneath. If you don't like the smell of real fresh flowers, skip over this one.

A nocturnal garden suspended in time, launched in 1988 and designed by the nose Serge Kalouguine, Olene is not simply a floral perfume: it is an authentic olfactory time machine. If you love white flowers in their most absolute, almost brazen purity, this fragrance represents an essential point of reference. The beginning is a blast of spring. The narcissus and honeysuckle are immediately noticeable, fresh and pungent. There's no sugary sweetness here; the opening is green, vivid, almost moist, like a garden after a morning shower. The Heart is where Olene reveals her true soul. Wisteria and, above all, a disruptive jasmine take over. It is a hyper-realistic, indolic and carnal jasmine, which faithfully recreates the aroma of petals warmed by the summer sun. In the drydown the fragrance sits on a bed of white flowers and green notes. The evolution maintains an extraordinary coherence: the perfume never becomes dusty or musky, but remains faithful to its botanical nature. Olene is the ideal perfume for those seeking realism. It is not a "commercial perfumery" floral tempered by sweet or fruity notes. It is a perfume that smells of broken branches, sap and white petals full of pollen. It is perfect for spring and summer evenings, when the warm air amplifies the magic of jasmine. It has a classic, almost aristocratic elegance, but retains a (wild) freshness that makes it incredibly modern even almost forty years after its debut.

I really like this, but in my search for jasmine, this isn't stinky enough and has maybe too much tuberose... It's more of a dry papery floral jasmine . i'm looking for sweaty, gross jasmine

Jasmine jasmine jasmine all around! I love jasmine scents and this one is very distinct but not to the point that it hurts my head (which happens often with floral scents). Reminds me of southeast asia and love it for everyday wear

Okay, so I am a yellow floral queen and can identify the slightest whiff of anything in that category. I am not entirely sure why this has a yellow floral accord listed (narcissus is not necessarily a yellow floral), because in my notes it absolutely is not a yellow floral. The mistress has spoken. Anyway, this is a very pretty green-framed white floral. Very fresh, very sweet too, but not obnoxious, artificial Victoria's Secret body spray. The sweetness is natural and comes from a fully blossomed bush in late May. The development is quite simple and does not change much from start to finish, but that's fine. It's honestly hard to imagine someone hating this, and I would genuinely love to meet that person. I have owned this fragrance for about a year, traveled across continents with it, and worn it in wildly different climates — from tropical heat to freezing -15°C weather. Somehow, it stayed itself everywhere. It is obviously more suited to spring and summer, but I have to say it gave me a strange little life boost while freezing in Scandinavia. That is really what this fragrance is to me: life-giving. Positive. Awakening. Very garden-like, herbal, aromatic. Very cute.

Chef's kiss! I will never accept any slander of this delicious fragrance. It's Diptyque doing what they do best. White jasmine, hot on a summer's evening wafting from the flowers as you walk past. Fresh, light, luxurious, yet rich, a little salty or musky note while it becomes something totally new on me as it wears down. Unlike so many other perfumes, there's absolutely nothing to dislike in this fragrance. No chemical note, no sharpness, you're just bathed in sweet fresh warm white flowers all the way down. It doesn't last all day but who cares.

My favorite of all time. It is just like jasmine tea, I think back to before Teavana was acquired by Starbucks. Perfect for spring, but I wear it year-round.

a bit too indolic for me upon the initial spray but that is quick to dissipate after a few minutes. the honeysuckle and jasmine blend together harmoniously and the scent is subtle enough to not be headache inducing. though sweet enough for there is an almost earthy grape kind of smell. which is not a bad thing. I think this perfume is best suited for those who are more mature/older than early 20s.

Heliodora is 100 percent right about the packaging! So beautiful and probably my favorite of the Diptyque fragrance labels. When you look at the back of the bottle you will see a beautiful goddess depicted distributing flowers from a basket - it is a reworking of a famous Roman fresco near Pompeii depicting the goddess Flora. This jasmine is the jasmine in Serge Lutens A La Nuit but added a big dose of wisteria, a medium dose of honeysuckle, and a light dose of indoles. It's pretty sweet in the sense that jasmine blooming on a hot night is a sweet, seductive scent. It does have the potential to turn a little sour from the indoles but it's not a consistent enough problem to turn me off of it. I love the ad copy about it being the scent of a night in Venice. This fragrance was created in 1988 but still manages to be modern. It pairs beautifully with the Diptyque Jasmin candle.

It’s so good, so pleasant. The closest fragrance I’ve tried to a jasmine green tea. Just shy of going into sharp, hairspray or shoulder pad territory as jasmine almost always does. Not overly indolic either. Not the strongest or longest lasting but it’s worth it. So pretty and pleasant. Ultimately what made me get a bottle is how it smelled on my jacket too. Comforting

The most photorealistic jasmine scent I’ve ever come across. Absolutely stunning in the bottle and on a test strip. Sadly, it’s not compatible with my skin chemistry. As it dries down, it becomes muddy on me and disappears after about 30 minutes. This is not the case for any of the other Dyptique perfumes I own. If it held up on my skin, I would buy a full bottle.

This is absolutely enchanting - spring in a bottle. As was said below, this is a very photorealistic white floral, it's a spring walk in a blooming garden. It's an intense jasmin with some green notes and sweetness from the honeysuckle, which makes it smell more like a combination of variety of white flowers, rather than 'just' jasmine. It's very sentimental. The scent itself is a linear experience, and sometimes I still smell it after several hours, sometimes it disappears a bit quicker, but it's definitely not disappearing too quickly. I've had a different linear white floral (Tuberose Gardenia from Estee Lauder), and I see some similarities here, but Olene suits me much better than Tuberose Gardenia - possibly because it's slightly less intense/animalic and has that sweet note. Oh and side note, the bottle design with the cornucopia full of flowers is absolutely beautiful, especially when viewing it from the back!

Lovely dewy white floral. I’ve got to try their solid perfumes.

Is 50ml being discontinued?

It smells like a high end boutique gift store from the mid 90's that targets middle aged women. It smells like your favorite grandmother who always had some spending money for you to buy candy. A demure and calming scent. Not synthetic smelling.

White flowers +honey + hint of clean

If anyone is selling theirs, please DM me! I would love this fragrance.

Kinda falls flat in development. It’s a pretty honeysuckle and jasmine scent, a bit more green than you’d expect. Nothing super special tbh

This smells like a cool spring morning with the trees and flowers beginning to bloom. Sits close to the skin and doesn’t have great longevity, but I’m okay with that. While I do like this scent overall, I don’t see myself drawn to it. The scent would make a fantastic room spray or candle, but I just don’t want to smell like that day to day.

Pretty floral feminine scent but not my vibe.

Photorealistic jasmine, very natural smelling. It's like the night breeze of white flowers, it's just so perfect. I love this and Do Son to the moon and back. The longevity and sillage is my only qualm, it's not long lasting at all.

I absolutely love the opening of this. It is a gorgeous honeysuckle and jasmine fragrance. It is, however, quite indolic in the middle of the drydown. The indolic facet is perceived stronger the closer you are to it, so it's mostly fine. Another person mentioned that the indolic effect might be too strong in hot or humid weather and I'd say I agree with that. Overall I'm not going to purchase a full bottle but I will thoroughly enjoy my sample while I have it.