Le Mâle Jean Paul Gaultier 1995 Eau de Toilette
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Lavender field in Provence
This is my first review on Parfumo, please forgive me for any mistakes :)
Why Jean Paul Gaultier Le Mâle? Why did this fragrance in particular deserve my first review on Parfumo?
Apart from being the first designer fragrance I've had the pleasure of calling my own, this one has managed to do something that no single fragrance in my current collection has managed to do.
He evokes images in my mind's eye.
When I apply this fragrance, I am directly at a port in Provence. Expansive ships with oriental spices and herbs I can perceive. Adjacent a lushly blooming, purple lavender field. Omnipresent the fresh sea air that caresses one. I take deep breaths and enjoy.
These are the associations I have when wearing Le Mâle. I absolutely had to share these.
In advance, I must confess that I have by far not such a trained nose, which can smell out the individual ingredients, as some others or others in this community.
Le Mâle starts with a fresh, oriental aroma. At the beginning, the lavender is still in the background. After about an hour, however, this emerges from its shadowy existence and envelops its wearer in an aura that is balm for the soul and draws others under its spell. At the end, after about 7-8 hours, the lavender steps back into the background and something earthy-grassy appears, perhaps the amber?
Le Mâle is certainly not for everyone. But the fragrance does not want that at all. Rather, one must clearly engage with him. If you do this, you will be rewarded with images of Provence, abducted to another place.
Some may disagree, that's fine too. Maybe others will even agree with me?
Anyway, I wanted to make my passion for this fragrance known and who knows, maybe I could inspire one or the other, if he or she is not already addicted to this fragrance experience
Why Jean Paul Gaultier Le Mâle? Why did this fragrance in particular deserve my first review on Parfumo?
Apart from being the first designer fragrance I've had the pleasure of calling my own, this one has managed to do something that no single fragrance in my current collection has managed to do.
He evokes images in my mind's eye.
When I apply this fragrance, I am directly at a port in Provence. Expansive ships with oriental spices and herbs I can perceive. Adjacent a lushly blooming, purple lavender field. Omnipresent the fresh sea air that caresses one. I take deep breaths and enjoy.
These are the associations I have when wearing Le Mâle. I absolutely had to share these.
In advance, I must confess that I have by far not such a trained nose, which can smell out the individual ingredients, as some others or others in this community.
Le Mâle starts with a fresh, oriental aroma. At the beginning, the lavender is still in the background. After about an hour, however, this emerges from its shadowy existence and envelops its wearer in an aura that is balm for the soul and draws others under its spell. At the end, after about 7-8 hours, the lavender steps back into the background and something earthy-grassy appears, perhaps the amber?
Le Mâle is certainly not for everyone. But the fragrance does not want that at all. Rather, one must clearly engage with him. If you do this, you will be rewarded with images of Provence, abducted to another place.
Some may disagree, that's fine too. Maybe others will even agree with me?
Anyway, I wanted to make my passion for this fragrance known and who knows, maybe I could inspire one or the other, if he or she is not already addicted to this fragrance experience
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