It also reminds me a little of Invictus and One Million by Paco Rabanne, however this is far more sweet and more linear. I get a purple kind of feel to this too, which will be the clary sage coming through. So where does Scandal sit in all of this? Also note there’s 2 versions of Scandal: Pour Homme for men, and Pour Femme for women. Of course I am reviewing Scandal Pour Homme. What Does Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Pour Homme Smell Like?

The contrasting addiction of a woody amber, redefining caramel, in harmonious accord with the tonka bean, this atypical note blends with the clary sage and vetiver in an extravagant Jean Paul Gaultier fashion that seduces the senses by surprise. Scandal Pour Homme is extremely addictive and the sensual blue-grey juice attracts all victories to itself. A hard-hitting fragrance for men. Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Pour Homme is a sweet fragrance with some soft and spicy notes. The sweetness of the scent is the element which really shines through, giving it quite a light feel to it.

Longevity – Scandal Pour Homme is an eau de toilette (EDT) and is a sweet scent. It lasted quite a while with me, I got 5-6 hours. This isn’t to everyone’s liking, but personally owning quite a few fragrances, I like having a sweet fragrance in my collection for versatility. Since Scandal is such a sweet and light scent, I can see wearing this in the spring and summer, especially during the warmer weather. It will work well during the day around town or at the beach, or on a hot summers night. I have to mention the box too. It’s red with gold and silver foil style branding, but what makes it stand out is the velour feel it has to the box. When & Where To Wear Scandal Pour Homme

Jean Paul Gaultier has released some iconic colognes and fragrances, so Scandal has something to live up to. The Le Male line is legendary, the original Le Male, Ultra Male and the most recent Le Male Le Parfum loved almost universally. It’s time for another fragrance review, and this time I have got another fairly new scent which is Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Pour Homme. I like Scandal Pour Homme, and think it makes a good summer scent when I want to reach for something sweet. This eau de toilette will not be to everyone’s liking, but if you like a sweet scent, or want to try something less dark and heavy, it’s worth a smell.Scandal embodies Jean Paul Gaultier's take on femininity; an elegant Parisian, festive and sexy at the heart of the scandalous neighborhoods of Paris. A honey chypre. Scandal is an overdose of pleasure, a new kind of perfume for women. A delicious honey combined with the elegance of gardenia and with a sensual patchouli: an addiction that’s just so Jean Paul Gaultier. The bottles are also environmentally friendly, which means you can buy a refill and keep using the original bottle. This is something a lot of fragrance brands are doing with their newer bottles. To me Scandal is quite a youthful style of scent. It’s inoffensive and is sweet, and could be described as a gourmand fragrance. The Scandal Pour Homme bottle is very distinctive. First of all you’ll notice the crown. This acts as the top of the bottle, and it looks the part in gold. The rest of the bottle is clear glass, with the Scandal branding to the front in a gold box. I see Scandal as more of a playful fragrance, worn in the day rather than a night. It could be an everyday fragrance as it’s inoffensive in nature, and I think works best in a casual setting.

At first this reminded me of apple, but reading the notes, it seems to be notes of caramel which I am smelling. This kind of reminds me of Boss Bottled EDP, which is what took me down the apple road. But smelling it over and over, I can get the difference between the two.