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Diptyque Tam Dao smells like D.S. & Durga Radio Bombay.
Rated 60 similar by people who own both, reported by a few owners, a close alternative. 16 percent cheaper than the bottle it is compared with. Unisex.
Notes of Tam Dao
What Diptyque publishes. Black means Radio Bombay shares the note.
Top
- Italian Cypress
- Myrtle
- Rose
Heart
- Sandalwood
- Cedar
Base
- Brazilian Rosewood
- Spices
- Amber
- White Musk
Notes of Radio Bombay
What D.S. & Durga publishes. Black means Tam Dao shares the note.
Top
- woody notes
- copper
- cedar
Heart
- sandalwood
- iris
- boronia
Base
- fir balsam
- coconut
- musk
- ambergris
The 2 bottles it is compared with
Each line is a community comparison, with how well documented it is and what owners say differs.
60D.S. & Durga Radio BombayUSD 225, reported by a few ownersAnother creamy sandalwood that projects more in the opening, but it skips the coconut and coppery radio warmth and reads drier and more cedary.55Serge Lutens Santal MajusculeUSD 230, reported by several ownersTam Dao is a milkier, drier sandalwood without Santal Majuscule's sweet cocoa and rose, so it feels cooler and less gourmand.
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D.S. & Durga Radio Bombay
USD 225, 50 ml
Diptyque Tam Dao
USD 190, 100 ml
60 similar, 16 percent less. Another creamy sandalwood that projects more in the opening, but it skips the coconut and coppery radio warmth and reads drier and more cedary.
