It's crafted elegantly: the frankincense prevents the beet note from coming off as too 'vegetal,' while the beet adds a fruity touch that softens the 'sacred-dry' aspect of the frankincense, enriching each other. (Kyoto by Diptyque feels cooler, narrower, and more sober in comparison - unfortunately, a bit sour-metallic for me - Rouge has more warmth and depth...)
(Kyoto by Diptyque feels cooler, narrower, and more sober in comparison - unfortunately, a bit sour-metallic for me - Rouge has more warmth and depth...)
and started polishing the bottle...