DescriptionWhat it’s like and how it smells
The Divine you already know, only warmer. Tuberose, meringue and tonka bean on salty skin.
The fragrance
DIX opens with the saline accord that has become the signature of this whole line — that marine-mineral note, slightly salty, evoking skin after a swim in the sea. It is joined by lemon peel, which brings a brief citrus sparkle and keeps the opening fresh before the heart takes over. The first 15-20 minutes are distinctive: salty, luminous, with a hint of iodine that makes the perfume seem to settle "closer" to the skin from the very start.
The heart is where DIX moves away from the original it follows on from. Tuberose appears in its most lavish form: creamy, intense, almost narcotic. It is accompanied by ylang-ylang — a yellow tropical flower that adds a very recognisable creamy, banana-like touch — and jasmine sambac, the night-blooming jasmine, deeper and less luminous than the classic one. This white floral trio feels dense and voluptuous. The salt from the opening lingers as an echo that stops the whole from becoming cloying.
And the base is where the perfume truly settles. Three things happen at once here: a warm, creamy vanilla, a meringue that adds the "golden sugar" touch so characteristic of the whole Divine line, and a tonka bean that adds its almond-tobacco-vanilla signature. Underneath, a discreet patchouli gives structure and longevity without muddying the whole. The result evokes sun-kissed, tanned skin with cream, salt and warm pastries — a very specific image that made the original one of the most talked-about launches of 2025.
Olfactory pyramid
- Top: Salt · Marine notes · Lemon peel
- Heart: Tuberose · Ylang-ylang · Jasmine sambac
- Base: Vanilla · Tonka bean · Meringue · Patchouli
The original, in perspective
DIX is inspired by Divine Elixir, the oriental flanker of the Divine line launched in 2025 and signed by perfumer Quentin Bisch. It keeps the family's saline-floral signature but turns towards a warmer, gourmand register: the creamy tuberose in the heart is complemented by ylang-ylang and jasmine sambac, and the oriental base is built on vanilla, tonka bean, meringue and patchouli — the result is a denser, more nocturnal and more indulgent version than the original Divine.
The original bottle retails at over 110 € for the 100 ml EDP. DIX gives you a composition built on the same olfactory structure — saline opening, white floral heart with tuberose and ylang, gourmand-oriental base — made in Spain, without the layers of celebrity campaigns and refillable packaging that multiply the price of the original. The difference is more than 85 € per 100 ml bottle.
When and how
DIX is clearly more of an evening-and-night perfume than a morning one. It works best when the temperature drops a little and the warmth of your skin brings out the creaminess of the tuberose, the sweetness of the meringue and the warmth of the tonka. It is at its best in autumn and winter; in spring it works if you apply it with a light hand; in summer it can feel a little dense in the middle of the day — although some people wear it precisely in August for the "sun-kissed tanned skin" association it evokes.
Two sprays are enough — one on the neck, another on the inner wrist — and it lasts between 7 and 9 hours on skin. If you already know and wear DIV (the original Divine), DIX is the winter option: same olfactory family, warmer, more intimate and more gourmand. They also work well layered — the original as a light base, DIX as a deeper layer for the evening.
Who it's for
DIX is for those who already know and have enjoyed the original Divine (or our version, DIV) and are looking for its denser, more grown-up, more nocturnal take. For those who love creamy white florals — tuberose, ylang, jasmine sambac — and aren't afraid of a sweet base with meringue and vanilla. For those who prefer a salty gourmand to the more obvious vanillas on the market.
If you wear or have worn Vanilla 28 by Kayali, Soleil Blanc by Tom Ford or any creamy floral with an oriental-gourmand base, DIX will feel familiar and at the same time like something different — the salt in the opening and the meringue in the base are the two signatures that set it apart from the rest.
What people who already wear the original Divine say
DIX is a new launch — it doesn't have its own reviews yet. But as a direct follow-on from Divine, the most relevant thing is what people who already wear our version of the original (DIV) say:
"It leaves nothing to be desired compared with the original, both in scent quality and in performance" — Verified review of DIV (our take on Divine).
"It has more projection and lasts much longer than the original. When you put the perfume on in the bedroom, the whole house smells of it." — Verified review of DIV (our take on Divine).
DIX shares its DNA with DIV — the same family, the same perfumer behind the original, the same saline signature — but in a warmer, more gourmand version. We expect results along the same lines. As reviews start coming in, you'll see them below, unfiltered — more than 20,000 verified reviews with an average of 4.8 out of 5 stand behind the catalogue.
Frequently asked questions
What exactly does it smell like?
The first impression is salty-mineral with a sparkle of lemon — a short but distinctive opening, like skin after a swim in the sea. After 15-20 minutes the white floral heart appears: creamy tuberose, ylang-ylang with its banana nuance, darker jasmine sambac. The base, after an hour on skin, settles into a blend of vanilla, tonka bean and meringue that evokes sun-kissed, tanned skin with sweet cream. It is a perfume that shifts from fresh-salty to warm-gourmand as it evolves.
How long does it last on skin?
Between 7 and 9 hours on skin; longer on clothes, where the tonka and patchouli in the base anchor well. It is one of the longest-lasting floral orientals in the catalogue thanks to the combination of three white flowers in the heart and four notes in the base.
Is it inspired by Divine Elixir?
Yes. DIX is built using the olfactory structure of Divine Elixir as its reference — saline-citrus opening, tuberose heart with ylang and jasmine sambac, gourmand-oriental base with vanilla, tonka, meringue and patchouli — made in Spain. The difference from the original is over 85 € per 100 ml bottle.
How is it different from DIV (your take on the original Divine)?
DIV is the "fresh" version of the family: the saline accord meets lighter floral notes (lily, frangipani) and a sunny base. DIX is the "warm and gourmand" version of the same DNA: the salt is still there, but the heart is tuberose + ylang + jasmine sambac, and the base adds vanilla, meringue and patchouli. DIV works best by day and in spring-summer; DIX works best in the evening and in autumn-winter. Layered together, they create a really interesting complementary sillage.
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Shipping, guarantee and FAQsFree to mainland Spain and Portugal · 60 days to decide
| Mainland Spain and Portugal | Free |
|---|---|
| Express (ships first) | 4,95 € |
| Balearic Islandsfree over €60 | 3 € |
| Canary Islands | 6,95 € |
| Rest of Europe | 7 € |
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- 60 days to decide (the law asks for 14). If you’re not convinced, even if you’ve started using it, write to us and we’ll exchange it or arrange the return.
- Free samples in every order. So you can try the next one before buying it.
Bottle and ingredientsGlass, atomiser and full ingredients
Clear glass bottle with a black atomiser: it sprays well from day one.
Going for 500 mL or 1 litre? We include an empty 100 mL bottle and a 30 mL one to refill and take with you.
Ingredients (INCI)ALCOHOL DENAT, PARFUM (FRAGRANCE), AQUA (WATER), TETRAMETHYL ACETYLOCTAHYDRONAPHTHALENES, BENZYL ALCOHOL, BENZYL BENZOATE, BENZYL SALICYLATE, BETA-CARYOPHYLLENE, CINNAMAL, CINNAMOMUM ZEYLANICUM BARK OIL, CITRAL, CITRUS LIMON PEEL OIL, COUMARIN, EUGENIA CARYOPHYLLUS OIL, EUGENOL, GERANIOL, GERANYL ACETATE, HEXAMETHYLINDANOPYRAN, HEXYL CINNAMAL, LIMONENE, LINALOOL, LINALYL ACETATE, PINENE, ROSE KETONES, TERPINEOL, TOCOPHERYL ACETATE, TRIMETHYLBENZENEPROPANOL, VANILLIN.
Olfactory pyramid
How it evolves on your skin
You don’t smell every note at once: some fade within minutes, others stay with you until night.
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Top
0 – 30 min
- Salt
- Marine notes
- Lemon zest
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Heart
30 min – 4 h
- Tuberose
- Ylang-ylang
- Jasmine sambac
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Base
4 h – 8 h +
- Vanilla
- Tonka bean
- Meringue
- Patchouli
Character
- Intensity
- Half
- Season
- Autumn and winter
Spray it on your wrists and neck, plus a touch on your clothes: it lasts longer on fabric.
Why does it cost so little?
Because the money goes into the perfume, not what surrounds it.
- We make it and ship it ourselves, from Spain. No shops, no middlemen.
- A simple box. No frills you end up paying for.
- High concentration on IFRA bases: 6 to 10 hours on skin.
80 %
average saving compared with what they paid in store.
Which size suits you?
The bigger the bottle, the less each millilitre costs.
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30 mLFirst time
To try it or take it travelling
9,95 €0,33 €/ml
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100 mLBest seller
Your everyday bottle
23,95 €0,24 €/ml
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500 mL
Save 29,80 € vs 5 × 100 mL
89,95 €0,18 €/ml
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1 literBest €/ml
Save 79,55 € vs 10 × 100 mL
159,95 €0,16 €/ml
First time? Start with 30 mL. The 500 mL and 1 L sizes include two empty bottles (100 and 30 mL) to refill.
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Ingredientes (INCI)
- ALCOHOL DENAT
- PARFUM (FRAGRANCE)
- AQUA (WATER)
- TETRAMETHYL ACETYLOCTAHYDRONAPHTHALENES
- BENZYL ALCOHOL
- BENZYL BENZOATE
- BENZYL SALICYLATE
- BETA-CARYOPHYLLENE
- CINNAMAL
- CINNAMOMUM ZEYLANICUM BARK OIL
- CITRAL
- CITRUS LIMON PEEL OIL
- COUMARIN
- EUGENIA CARYOPHYLLUS OIL
- EUGENOL
- GERANIOL
- GERANYL ACETATE
- HEXAMETHYLINDANOPYRAN
- HEXYL CINNAMAL
- LIMONENE
- LINALOOL
- LINALYL ACETATE
- PINENE
- ROSE KETONES
- TERPINEOL
- TOCOPHERYL ACETATE
- TRIMETHYLBENZENEPROPANOL
- VANILLIN
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