Fragrance Notes
Scandal Le Parfum Pour Homme
Caramel and vanilla give Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Le Parfum Pour Homme Eau de Parfum its sweetness, and wood, spice and a herbal lift are what keep that sweetness in check. It reads as a gourmand without ever going soft.
Jasmine, caramel and vanilla are what it is built from. The jasmine keeps a floral and faintly rosy lift over the sweetness, the caramel supplies the gourmand weight, and the vanilla settles everything into something powdery and ambery. Around those three there is an aromatic, herbal dryness and both fresh and warm spice running through the wood, and that is what keeps a sweet fragrance from reading as a dessert. It is sweet and dry in roughly equal measure.
Christophe Raynaud, Nathalie Gracia-Cetto and Quentin Bisch composed Scandal Le Parfum Pour Homme, which dates from 2022. Jean Paul Gaultier is the Paris house of the French couturier, who founded his label in 1982, and Puig has held the fragrance licence since 1 January 2016.
The fragrance is long lasting with strong projection, and this 200ml bottle is a refill for topping up a refillable flacon rather than an atomiser in its own right. It wears through all four seasons, suits autumn and winter best, and covers professional wear, a night out and casual wear.
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