When I hear JPG, the first thing coming into my mind is the awesome Le Male by Francis Kurkdjian, which brought the brand to the big beauty houses table, IMO.

Le Mâle is cardamom-vanilla vibes, Ultra Mâle is ultra sweet and warm, Le Parfum is Ultra Mâle without the fruity-sweetness and more spice. Although, if tropical sweetness is not your thing, then don't even consider this one. So, without further ado: Do you like woody, creamy coconut vibes? Kind of like a shower oil or in sunscreen? Then get it! The scent opens with a fruity-fresh coconut, which develops into a creamy, woody base. Probably the pineapple and ginger in the opening, and the coconut, tonka bean and sandalwood in the dry-down. Now I got a sample of the new "Le Parfum" Le Beau, and after the Le Male Le Parfum awesome experience, created by Quentin Bisch .. I thought that the new flanker should be a good one. The unmistakable Gaultier tin can has its nude emblem in mint green, set ablaze by a golden fig leaf. The gentleman has found a place to plant his feet. I say! Cover up that little Beau! The bad part (for me) and the reason why I have almost automatically discarded it, is the tonka bean. F** mania of the brands in loading their current perfumes with this stinging note.

My experience so far with Jean Paul Gaultier fragrances is a good one. Most of them seem to be sweet, fruity and warm. And I suppose I discovered that I really like that at the moment. Lastly, I want to emphasize that everyone's nose is different and that this review is of course an interpretation of mine. Always sniff it yourself and then decide!

We start with light-hearted ginger heightened by sweet, intense Tonka bean, full of sensual contrasts. Next, a dash of the iris is added to attract hearts, entangled in the hyper-sensuality of this ambery, fresh, woody scent. So very addictive!The drying after about 3 hours is more pleasant and bearable with that woody / amber base, where sandalwood is well appreciated, perhaps what it should have been from the beginning (personal taste) and avoid that amount of tonka bean so sharp that, far from improving, covers everything else. there is enough non-constructive hate comments and nonsense in here already, why spread it even before smelling the actual fragrance ? yall need to calm down with the hate. not a single person here knows how this stuff smells, yet we already got complaining because of what ? marketing ? ever heard of something called BUSINESS ? even if the fragrance game has been stale the last years, there are still people putting work and effort into releasing this and people gotta make money. Coconut, the tropical fruit of the sparkling seas with burning-feet hot beaches aligned perfectly with palm trees, while having a carefree state-of-mind. That's my association with this scent. It's creamy, it's woody, it's tropical, it's delicious. I could almost eat or drink this fragrance. Like eau de toilette, with that tropical touch, although lowered, with the coconut less marked and with other notes accompanying, such as pineapple or subdued woods especially noticeable in the drying.