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Superfluous drugstore monotony-mainstream fragrance. There's really not much more to say about it.
I keep this comment just as creative as the gentlemen who created this bore.

A simple container that has a lot to offer! My mother picked this up from the bargain bin in the summer, where it was offered for 10 euros.

Hmm? The scent might be a bit too much of a good thing.
I’m searching for the floral accords, but I’m having trouble picking them out due to the extreme fruitiness. Now I’m looking for the fruit in the bottle - but I can’t find any.

For younger fans of fruity-sweet scents, Benneton might just be the right choice.

I’m going to go have an ice cream sundae now.

First of all: I am not familiar with the reformulation. I still have the old version of the EdP in double quantity here. And this is what I want to evaluate.

It's a pity that the scent is so heavily devalued here. I actually attribute this to the fact that the "L'Oreal version" has little in common with the old fragrance. Otherwise, the rating would certainly have been higher.

Jaipur has been one of my absolute highlights in my collection for many years.
I remember a warm summer day in 1997. An evening on the streets of Palma. At that time, I had just bought the perfume shortly before and packed it in my suitcase for the vacation.
It was a hot day. Somehow, I felt that Jaipur smelled particularly exciting on me that day. It was probably really due to the heat, which made the "syrup" on my skin shine especially bright that evening.
Jaipur accompanied me on my exploration of Palma and had a calming effect on me while I explored the bustling old town. A wonderful warm cloud enveloped me and accompanied me for hours.

Jaipur has never again evoked that sensuality in me as it did on that summer evening.
Nevertheless, Boucheron's Jaipur will always remain a very special perfume for me and one of my favorites, if not the favorite of all.

I hope that I will be able to get by with my two bottles for a long time. I don't want to try the new version at all due to the negative reviews here.

A fragrance that definitely wants to stand out. The recognition value is typically extremely high for Gaultier. And for that reason alone, I don't want it. I don't want to be approached by every idiot saying "Oh, Gaultier?". Isn't there already "Le Male", I thought?!

Gaultier seems to be striving to always outdo himself.
Accordingly, Gaultier² comes across as sweet, sticky, and loud. "Ma Dame" wasn't enough yet?
Standing out at any cost seems to be his motto. Who likes it?
I mean, Gaultier² doesn't smell disgusting or trashy, as some have written. I kind of like it. But I've always had issues with people who want to push themselves to the forefront at all costs. Gaultier² wants that too. It's too much for me.

A fragrance that stands out, that wants to please everyone. People like sweet things. I've always preferred licorice over gum. Still, it’s a solid 70% for me because it’s not a bad fragrance.

A scent suitable for a funeral in the rain. It is repulsive and attractive at the same time. I've never encountered anything like this before.

The perfume was a blind buy for me based on the comments here in the forum.
I got it at a pretty good price, so I don't want to complain.
But Encre Noire will probably remain a fragrance that I want/can wear only very rarely.
Not because I don't like it, but because I don't enjoy going to funerals.

When I fly to East Greenland soon and trek through the tundra, I will definitely pack EN in my suitcase beforehand.