Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances
Scentorian documents 10 fragrances from Jean Paul Gaultier, listed here. Open any of them for a scent description drawn from counted wearer reports, the published notes where the house lists them, and the sources cited.
At a glance
Scent families: Sweet (9), Amber (5), Gourmand (5), Aromatic & herbal (4), Woody (4), Fruity (3), Aquatic & marine (2), Floral (2), Powdery (2), Earthy (1), Fresh & clean (1), Green (1), Spicy (1). Family labels are Scentorian's browsing categories, derived from the notes each house publishes; Jean Paul Gaultier may use different words for its fragrances.
Concentrations: 6 Eau de Parfum (EDP), 3 Eau de Toilette (EDT), 1 Parfum / Extrait.
10 Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances
Gaultier Divine Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Watermelon eaten near the rind, one wearer says, then lily and salt on a sea breeze, with creamy vanilla and meringue beneath; to another it is a luscious dessert by the beach until a wave leaves a mouthful of sea water.
La Belle Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Intense
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Pears poached in syrup, then vanilla and a great deal of tonka, with a thread of incense smoke underneath: owners reach for it on winter date nights and warn that two or three sprays are plenty.
Le Beau Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Coconut flakes first, one wearer writes, then a sweet, creamy coconut and tonka that puts two others in mind of a Raffaello praline and a third of a piña colada, sunscreen and all, which does not bother them.
Le Beau Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Intense
Eau de Parfum (EDP). A piña colada that turns into a coconut gummy and settles on amber woods, one wearer traces, denser than the Eau de Toilette; others get pineapple and coconut sunscreen, or a creamy tonka-vanilla within the hour.
Le Beau Paradise Garden Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Mint and ginger open with a cold snap while green, watery notes sit underneath; then come coconut and a humid fig that one wearer likens to the Amazon rainforest and another to a very good coconut hair conditioner.
Le Male Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). Lavender and mint over vanilla, with the shaving-soap smell of an old barbershop: the sailor-torso bottle that fought Joop! Homme for the dance floors of the 1990s.
Le Male Elixir Parfum
Parfum / Extrait. Le Male on steroids, one owner calls it: a loud minty lavender opening that sinks into honey, tonka and vanilla, sweet enough to score an eleven on another's sugar meter.
Le Male Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Intense
Eau de Parfum (EDP). The original Le Male's lavender and vanilla, darkened with a burst of cardamom and a powdery iris: to one owner a rich chocolate dessert made out of the original, to another Le Male's final form.
Scandal Eau de Parfum
Eau de Parfum (EDP). Blood orange and a flood of honey over gardenia and patchouli, with a beeswax, faintly animal warmth that fans call sexy, in a kitschy showstopper of a bottle.
Scandal pour Homme Eau de Toilette
Eau de Toilette (EDT). One wearer tracked it down after smelling it on a stranger at a holiday restaurant; another bought it as their very first fragrance and fell into the hobby.
Questions about Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances
Which Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances does Scentorian cover?
Scentorian covers 10: Gaultier Divine Eau de Parfum, La Belle Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Intense, Le Beau Eau de Toilette, Le Beau Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Intense, Le Beau Paradise Garden Eau de Parfum, Le Male Eau de Toilette, Le Male Elixir Parfum, Le Male Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Intense, Scandal Eau de Parfum and Scandal pour Homme Eau de Toilette. Each page lists its own sources.
What do Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances smell like?
Across the 10 here, Scentorian files them under Sweet (9), Amber (5), Gourmand (5), Aromatic & herbal (4), Woody (4), Fruity (3), Aquatic & marine (2), Floral (2), Powdery (2), Earthy (1), Fresh & clean (1), Green (1) and Spicy (1). Family labels are Scentorian's browsing categories, derived from the notes each house publishes; Jean Paul Gaultier may use different words for its fragrances. Each fragrance's own page describes how it wears, from counted wearer reports.