Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Le Parfum Eau de Parfum Spray

“Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Le Parfum’s torso-shaped bottle is inspired by the Garden of Eden, which is very fitting because Le Beau is impossible to resist.” – Kate, Escentual Beauty Team.

Why You’ll Love Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Le Parfum:

• Rich, woody-ambery fragrance with woody and creamy tone.
• Long-lasting intense fragrance for men.
• Offers a bolder version of the 2019 Le Beau Eau de Toilette.
• Held in the iconic male torso bottle, covered with a single fig leaf.

What Does Jean Paul Gaultier Le Beau Le Parfum Smell Like?

Le Beau Le Parfum is a rich woody-amber fragrance that starts with a warm, spicy ginger note, which is lifted by the vibrant freshness of pineapple as the milky top note of coconut wood graces the senses. The heart gives into temptation with a creamy, vanillary tonka bean note before salty-skin-like ambergris adds a salty side to soft santal wood.

Top notes are Pineapple, Ginger, Coconut Wood. Heart note is Tonka Bean. Base notes are Santal Wood, Ambergris.

Why It’s Escentual:

For Le Beau Le Parfum, JPG have taken the 2019 Le Beau Eau de Toilette and elevated it to the next level. The fragrance is rich, intense and utterly irresistible. So is its iconic male torso-shaped bottle, adorned with a single gold leaf in a reference to the Garden of Eden, which captures the scent perfectly. And you won’t be able to resist it.

Jean Paul Gaultier’s torso bottle is an icon in its own right, so we love that it’s been given a sleek new look for the 2022 Le Parfum. The sexy, sculpted design slips from a lacquered black shade at the top to what appears to be a transparent bluey green towards the base. But not everything is as it seems; the unique bottle gets naked with each use as the green tint is created by the gently coloured liquid itself. To complete the look, Le Beau Le Parfum wears nothing but a single gold fig leaf.

The Best Way To Use It:

Remove the safety guard around the neck. Apply Le Beau Le Parfum liberally by spraying directly onto your pulse points: the neck, chest and wrists.