Muggi

In search of a spring-summer fragrance, one often encounters citrus scents that quickly lose their spirit or fruity cocktails that have plenty of staying power but are overly sweet.
Yes, and here it is at last, the summer
scent that is fruity, not too sweet, and has the endurance to carry you through a warm summer day.
The apple carries the scent throughout its entire duration and is always present, already a highlight among fresh summer fragrances for me.
The longevity is above average for a summer fragrance, and you can constantly smell it, not just in the first few hours-truly a very pleasing and long-lasting scent.

Jean Paul Gaultier manages to reinvent Le Male time and again without neglecting its core DNA, making the entire line irresistible for fans of the original Le Male.
The latest creation, the Elixir, is very gourmand and pleasing, fitting perfectly into the autumn-winter season.
The longevity and sillage are among the best for a designer fragrance, which applies to all scents in this line.
All in all, this is the fourth Le Male in my collection, and I hope there will be more to come, perhaps even some bolder creations.

First smelled as a sample and immediately captivated by this wonderful scent, it is hard to describe which fragrance directions are contained within.
There is a light sweetness and a certain freshness that reminds me either of incense or another essential oil, the scent remains true from the beginning to the end of its line, which I find very pleasant. As for the H/S, I would classify it more in the upper midfield, yet it is still one of my favorites from Xerjoff.