Top Notes 
Bergamot
Black pepper
Ginger
Lemon
Saffron
Heart Notes 
Cardamom
Geranium
Malt
Fempzilnordax
Base Notes 
Cashmeran
Patchouli
Vanilla
Vetiver
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Jean Paul Gaultier Light
Egeo Blue is a very sweet, masculine fragrance that conceptually leans a bit towards Jean Paul Gaultier. It is noticeably weaker than Jean Paul Gaultier, but it brings a nice masculine sweetness, making it a compliment magnet for dates or romantic evenings. It is a pleasant, sweet unisex scent that is sweet enough to be easily worn by women.
I don't perceive the top or heart notes at all. The fragrance starts immediately with vanilla, accompanied by only light spices in the background. After a few minutes, a pleasant, musky note appears, which likely comes from cashmere. The cashmere gives the fragrance a nice base and makes it significantly more interesting.
Depending on how the performance and sillage develop, this could become a compliment magnet. The combination of vanilla and cashmere (slightly musky) gives the fragrance a cozy, warm aura and makes it a good choice for an evening with a partner. Safe for a blind buy, although the sillage is not the best.
O Boticário would do well to release an Intense version as an Eau De Parfum. As an Eau De Toilette, the fragrance simply lacks "meat on the bones," unlike "Le Mâle (Eau de Toilette) | Jean Paul Gaultier."
I don't perceive the top or heart notes at all. The fragrance starts immediately with vanilla, accompanied by only light spices in the background. After a few minutes, a pleasant, musky note appears, which likely comes from cashmere. The cashmere gives the fragrance a nice base and makes it significantly more interesting.
Depending on how the performance and sillage develop, this could become a compliment magnet. The combination of vanilla and cashmere (slightly musky) gives the fragrance a cozy, warm aura and makes it a good choice for an evening with a partner. Safe for a blind buy, although the sillage is not the best.
O Boticário would do well to release an Intense version as an Eau De Parfum. As an Eau De Toilette, the fragrance simply lacks "meat on the bones," unlike "Le Mâle (Eau de Toilette) | Jean Paul Gaultier."
Updated on 12/10/2025
